These are just some quick samples of how various markdown elements render on my website. I occasionally use this as a reference when writing.

Heading 1

Heading 2

Heading 3

Heading 4

Heading 5

Heading 6

Here is a paragraph where I say things like H₂0 and E = MC², though it’s not always markdown¹.

Here is a paragraph with bold words, italic words, and some inline code. There’s even ~~strikethrough~~ and a link. Maybe even highlighted words.

This is a blockquote

Which is nice, but we can get fancy:

This is a blockquote

Except it spans multiple lines.

And even has a nested blockquote

Ordered list

First
Second
- Nested ul item 1
- Nested ul item 2
Third
1. Nested ol item 1
2. Nested ol item 2

Unordered list

First
Second
Third

And here’s a code block:

  function blockCode() {
    // nothing here
    console.log('Yeah.')
  }

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed ac orci lobortis, ornare arcu nec, vestibulum lectus. Maecenas vel sapien leo.

Vestibulum accumsan urna non ipsum posuere finibus. Praesent augue ante, feugiat nec pulvinar sed, luctus ut ligula. Praesent dignissim nisl justo, sit amet pulvinar ex ultrices at.

Just a test of a callout.

Here’s a definition list:

term 1: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed ac orci lobortis, ornare arcu nec, vestibulum lectus. Maecenas vel sapien leo.
term 2: Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed ac orci lobortis, ornare arcu nec, vestibulum lectus. Maecenas vel sapien leo.

Here’s a table

Header 1	Header 2	Header 3
cell 1	cell 2	cell 3

Yeah this is it ↩