Write freely. Keep everything in one place.

Headings and paragraphs

Use one to six hash marks for headings. Separate paragraphs with a blank line so content stays readable in different Markdown renderers.

# Project notes

## Next steps

First paragraph.

Second paragraph.

Emphasis and links

Asterisks mark bold or italic text, and square brackets followed by parentheses make links.

**Bold** and *italic*

[Clearfunda](https://notepad.clearfunda.com)

Bullets, numbering and quotes

Use a hyphen for unordered items, numbers for steps, and a greater-than sign for quotations.

- Plan work
- Review notes

1. Draft
2. Publish

> Keep it simple.

Images and attachments

An image uses alternative text in brackets and its location in parentheses. Images uploaded from your computer must travel with the Markdown document.

![Project screenshot](images/screenshot.png)

When a note includes uploaded images, Markdown export downloads a ZIP with the Markdown file and its referenced images.

Code and horizontal rules

Use backticks for inline code, triple backticks for code blocks, and three hyphens for a divider.

Use `npm run build` to compile.

```js
const ready = true;
```

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Extended Markdown

Some platforms support tables, checklists, strikethrough and footnotes. These are not equally supported across every CMS, so always check the destination renderer.

- [x] Drafted
- [ ] Published

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