A short reference for the Markdown elements used across this journal. Everything below is also a live preview of how each style looks.

#Headings

Headings divide an article into clear sections.

#Heading three

Use a smaller heading for an idea inside a section.

#Text styles

• Bold for important points.
• Italic for light emphasis.
• Underline for specific terms.
• Highlight for a key detail.
• Inline code for commands or file names.
• Links for references and navigation.
• Strikethrough for something no longer relevant.

#Lists

Use bullet points when order does not matter:

• First item
• Second item
• Third item

Use numbers for a sequence:

1. Write the article.
2. Preview the result.
3. Publish it.

#Quote

Good formatting helps the reader find what matters.

#Note

#Warning

#Code

Code blocks keep their line breaks, indentation, language, and optional filename.

const site = {  title: 'For Those Who Come After',  theme: 'standard'};

#Table

Tables work best for short comparisons.

#Divider

Use a divider to separate two different parts of an article.

#Image

Images can be placed between paragraphs with an optional caption.