Formatting

This is a page with examples demonstrating how to use Markdown for formatting content in a wiki-style page.

Table of Contents

• Headings
• Text formatting
• Lists
  • Unordered List
  • Ordered List
• Links and Images
  • Links
  • Images
• Code Blocks
  • Inline Code
  • Block of Code
• Table

Headings

Headings in Markdown are created by placing one or more hash symbols # at the beginning of a line. The number of hash symbols used indicates the level of the heading, from level 1 (the largest) to level 6 (the smallest). Here are examples of each heading level:

Examples

# Level 1 Heading
## Level 2 Heading
### Level 3 Heading

Text formatting

• Bold text is written using double asterisks: **Bold**.
• Italic text is written using single asterisks: *Italic*.
• Strikethrough text is done with double tildes: ~~Strikethrough~~.

Blockquotes

Use > before the text to create a blockquote.

This is a blockquote, useful for highlighting quotes or important text.

Horizontal Rule

Use --- or *** to create a horizontal rule:

Lists

Unordered List

- Item 1
  - Subitem 1.1
  - Subitem 1.2
- Item 2
- Item 3

Ordered List

1. First item
2. Second item
   1. Sub-item 2.1
   2. Sub-item 2.2
3. Third item

Links and Images

Links

[Link text](Link url)

Here’s a link to Nuxt Documentation.

Images

<img src="https://nuxt.com/assets/design-kit/icon-green.svg" alt="Nuxt.js logo" style="width:200px;"/>

Code Blocks

Inline Code

To highlight inline code, use backticks `console.log('Hello World')`.

Block of Code

To create a multiline code block, use three backticks ``` followed by the language type (e.g., js) on the next line. Here's an example:

```js
// This is a JavaScript code block
function greet() {
  console.log('Hello from Nuxt!');
}

Table

| Name  | Score |
|-------|-------|
| Anna  | 30    |
| Peter | 28    |
| Emily | 42    |