Markdown Formatting

A simple and easy way to style pages and text in your mapperoni project.

What is it?

Markdown allows you to write simple plain text that our system automatically converts to beautiful webpages. Markdown is extremely easy to learn, and is a standard syntax that is supported by many platforms like Notion and GitHub.

Reference

Headings

Use the # symbol to apply a heading. Heading 1 is the largest and Heading 4 is the smallest.

# Heading 1  
## Heading 2  
### Heading 3  
#### Heading 4

Text formatting

You can emphasize text with italics and bold, and include hyperlinks

You can also do bullet lists, and numbered lists.

First bullet
Second bullet

Item one
Item two

You can emphasize text with *italics* and **bold**, and include [hyperlinks](https://www.mapperoni.com)

You can also do bullet lists, and numbered lists.  
- Item one  
- Item two  
1. Item one  
2. Item two

Special elements

Markdown supports Blockquotes, images and tables.

"This is what a block quote looks like" - Michael Scott

Here is an image:

And here is an example of a Table:

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3
A1	B1	C1
A2	B2	C2

> "This is what a block quote looks like" - Michael Scott

Here is an image:

![The image caption goes here](https://www.mapperoni.com/logo.jpg)

Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3  
--- | --- | ---

Other markdown tips

Create a code block by enclosing text with three backticks
```
Here is an example code block
```

Here is an example code block

An empty line is required to start a new paragraph. Line breaks are collapsed into paragraphs, like this one.

Line breaks are only maintained if you include two spaces at the end of a line.
Like this line break.
And this line break.
And another line break.

An empty line is required to start a new paragraph.
Line breaks are collapsed into paragraphs, like this one.

Line breaks are only maintained if you include two spaces at the end of a line.  
Like this line break.  
And this line break.  
And another line break.

Limitations

For security, we do not allow you to write plain HTML or CSS.

We support a limited subset of GitHub Flavored Markdown, but we do not support all features.

We do not plan to implement a "what you see is what you get" (WYSIWYG) editor experience or visual toolbar. Our editor is intentionally simple. Raw markdown is superior!