Hello Steemit Community! 🌟
I've been on this incredible journey of understanding the various aspects of Steemit, and today, I'm diving deeper into the world of markdowns. They truly are the magic behind well-structured and visually appealing posts. Let's get started!
Headlines and Sub-headlines
Headlines are the backbone of any post, guiding the reader's eye and providing structure. Here's how I've learned to use them:
This is a Headline 4
And this, a Headline 5
Let's not forget Headline 6!
Text Formatting
Text can be so much more than just words on a screen. With markdowns, we can:
- Bold important points
- Italicize for emphasis
- And even
strikethroughmistakes!
"Markdowns are the paintbrushes of the digital world." - A Wise Steemian
Links and References
Adding links is essential, especially when referencing sources or giving shoutouts. For instance, a big thank you to @katerinaramm for the amazing markdown guide!
Tables for Organization
Tables are great for organizing information. Here's a simple one:
| Fruits | Colors |
|---|---|
| Apple | Red |
| Banana | Yellow |
Images and Alignment
Images add life to posts. While I won't be embedding an actual image here, I've learned how to center them using the <center> tag and align them to the left or right using the respective div classes.
I hope I've applied these markdowns correctly. It's been a fantastic learning experience, and I'm eager to explore more on Steemit. Feedback is always appreciated!
Thank you for reading and happy Steeming! 🚀
Link to my Achievement 3: https://steemit.com/hive-172186/@rajnee/achievement-3-by-rajnee-task-content-etiquette