Markdown is the lightweight, easy to learn, human-readable markup language that powers refile.Think of markdown as a way to write text while specifying its formatting.This is just a rough guide, for more information on markdown, please visit markdowntutorial.com.
To create headings, add pound symbols (#) at the beginning of a line, followed by a space. The number of pound symbols corresponds to the heading level:
Here’s a complete example that demonstrates the markdown features we’ve covered:
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# My Project Documentation## IntroductionThis document provides an **overview** of the _amazing_ features in our project. It serves as a **_quick reference_** for team members.## Features### Core Functionality- [x] User authentication- [x] Data storage- [ ] Export capabilities- [ ] Advanced analytics### Technical Specifications| Feature | Status | Priority || :------ | :-----: | -------: || Login | Done | High || Search | Done | Medium || Reports | Pending | Low |## Implementation Notes1. Install dependencies 1. Core libraries 2. Development tools2. Configure settings3. Run initialization script### Code ExampleOur system uses the following approach:1. Define data models2. Create API endpoints3. Implement frontend components## Next StepsWe need to focus on completing the remaining tasks while maintaining our **high quality standards**.For more information, visit our [documentation portal](https://example.com/docs).
This example demonstrates headings of different levels, text formatting, task lists, tables with alignment, ordered and nested lists, and links - all of which were covered in the previous sections.You can copy this example and modify it to create your own structured documents in refile.