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Markdown Notes

Markdown is a plain text formatting syntax, which allows you to quickly write content for reporting, and have it seamlessly converted to clean, structured HTML.

Headers

Headings in Markdown are in line which is prefixed with a # symbol. The number of hashes indicates the level of the heading.

Heading 1

Heading 2

Heading 3

Heading 4

Heading 5
Heading 6
# Heading 1
## Heading 2
### Heading 3
#### Heading 4
##### Heading 5
###### Heading 6

Text

italic bold bold-italic link

*italic*
**bold**
***bold-italic***
[link](http://example.com)

Example Link To add a link: wrap the text which you want to be linked in square brackets, followed by the URL to be linked to in parenthesis. [button] (place to go when button is clicked)

Images

Planet Money

Markdown images have exactly the same formatting as a link, except they're prefixed with a !. ![Image Description] (http://linktoimage.com)

This also works for images on your machine.

![Image Description] (/Users/chrisfeller/Downloads/shotchart.png)

Lists

  • Milk

  • Bread

    • Wholegrain

  • Butter

    • Milk
    • Bread
      • Wholegrain
    • Butter

  1. Tidy the kitchen

  2. Prepare ingredients

  3. Cook delicious things

    1. Tidy the kitchen
    2. Prepare ingredients
    3. Cook delicious things

  • Monday

    1. Prepare Post-Game Report
    2. Draft Model

  • Tuesday

    1. Positional Cluster Analysis
    • Monday
      1. Prepare Post-Game Report
      2. Draft Model
    • Tuesday
      1. Positional Cluster Analysis

Quotes

The only thing holding you back is you are worried about what other people have to say. My friends... You have one life. You have to do you.

  • Gary Vaynerchuck

Code: > The only thing holding you back is you are worried about what other people have to say. My friends... You have one life. You have to do you. - Gary Vaynerchuk

Horizontal Rules

Want to throw-down a quick divider in your report to denote a visual separation between different sections of text? No problem, 3 dashes produce:

---

Code Snippets

Some text with an inline code = 5 snippet

Some text with an inline `code = 5` snippet

Use a single back-tick around a word or phrase in a sentence, to show a quick code snippet. Indenting by 4 spaces will turn an entire paragraph into a code block.

[float(x) for x in [team_advance[team_advance.TEAM_CITY=='Denver']['DEF_RATING']]][0]

Reference Lists & Titles

To reference a link at the bottom of your markdown. Use the following.

The two books I recommended to Ben Falk were [The Cubs Way][1] and [Principles: Life and Work][2].

[1]: https://www.amazon.com/Cubs-Way-Building-Baseball-Breaking/dp/0804190011
[2]: https://www.amazon.com/Principles-Life-Work-Ray-Dalio/dp/1501124021

Escaping

To escape Markdown characters use a back-slash \

literally vs. *literally*

\*literally\*

Superscript and Subscript

32^nd^ H2O

Text Highlighting

==Text to be highlighted==

Text Highlighting

[⋅] Unchecked Item

[X] Checked Item