You can use Markdown to write and edit your documentation; from adding blocks, to applying styles to text.
One of the major benefits to using Markdown is our Markdown exporter, which allows you to export all of your documentation content into a Markdown definition, that can then be committed to a repository. It’s a quick and easy way of backing up your documentation!
Writing with Markdown
Creating documentation content with Markdown couldn’t be easier. Type one of the following Markdown syntax elements:
At the beginning of a block:
# |
Heading 1 block |
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## |
Heading 2 block |
### |
Heading 3 block |
-, +, or * |
Bullet list block |
1. |
Numbered list block. Any other number is viable for further items in the list, but 1. is required to start it. |
|, >, or “ |
Quote block |
``` |
Code block |
To apply different styles to text:
**word** or __word__ |
Applies bold style to the word |
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_word_ |
Applies italic style to the word |
~word~ |
Applies |
`word` |
Applies inline code to the word. |
You can then continue writing your documentation as normal.
Installing the Markdown exporter
You can learn all you need to know installing and using our exporters here: