MDX Formatting
Hello everyone, this snippet contain a bunch of formats that I use in the mdx for writing in my blog.
Headings:
Thos are well known but it helps keeping them here, they are for headings
# Used for H1 Heading
## Used for H2 Heading
### Used for H3 Heading
#### Used for H4 Heading
##### Used for H5 Heading
###### Used for H6 Heading
Pictures:
To add a picture inside the post you can use the following syntax:
\
Lines:
To add a line you can use the following syntax:
after making a new line use \ to escape it and it get interpreted as a new line
\
text styles:
To add a text style you can use the following syntax:
For italic text use: *text*
For bold text use: **text**
for underlined text use: __text__
for strike through text use: ~~text~~
for bold italic text use: ***text***
for code text use: `text`
Example:
This is a text example that uses italic and bold text also Underlined and Strike through aswell as Bold Italic and code.
Scripts:
To add a script you can use the following syntax:
~~~js
const script = 'this is for writing highligted code';
console.log(script);
\~~~
ps. the \ was used to escape the ~ so the code dont get messed up
Example:
const script = 'this is for writing highligted code';
console.log(script);
Links:
links and emails doesn't require anything special you can just simply write them and they will get converted to a link
www.example.com, https://example.com contain@example.com
Example:
www.example.com, https://example.com
Footnotes:
footnotes are used to add a note at the bottom of post to reference to something else
Example:
Tables:
tables are simple to use :
| A | B | C | D | <- this line is for heading
| - | :- | -: | :-: | <- this allow you to do content alignment
| 1 | pong | nano | minus | <- this is content
For no alignment use : -
For left alignment use : :-
For right alignment use : -:
For center alignment use : :-:
Example:
| No Alignment | Left Alignment | Right Alignment | Center Alignment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | pong | nano | minus |
Tasklists:
for making a tasklist you can use the following syntax:
* [ ] to do
* [x] done
Example:
- to do
- done
Quotes:
for making a quote you can use the following syntax:
> this is a quote
this line count for the quote aswell
You need an empty line like this ^ to end quote
Example:
this is a quote
This Footnotes at bottom was automatically generated from the footnoes example