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Page Formatting
In page templates on Notebook.ai, you can use some Markdown formatting to brighten up your words. As far as I can tell, HTML formatting is not supported.
Markdown
Bullet Points
To list with bullet points, start a line with an asterisk, dash or plus sign (* - +) followed by a space. You will need to separate the list from any non-list element with a paragraph break.
Example
* This is an item in an unordered list.
- So is this.
+ This is too.
Preview
- This is an item in an unordered list.
- So is this.
- This is too.
Numbered Lists
For a numbered list, start a line with a number, followed by a period, then a space. Ordering the numbers correctly does not matter. You will need to separate the list from any non-list element with a paragraph break.
Example
1. This is an item in an ordered list.
2. This is too.
5. The numbers used don’t matter.
Preview
- This is an item in an ordered list.
- This is too.
- The numbers used don’t matter.
Quotes
To put text in a block quote, start a line with a right angle bracket (>).
Example
> This is a block quote.
Preview
This is a block quote.
To nest quotes, simply use multiple right angle brackets.
Example
>>> This is a quote...
>>
>> ... within a quote.
>
> Quoteception!
Preview
This is a quote...
... within a quote.
Quoteception!
Headings
To create a Heading, start the line with one or more hashtags (#), followed by a space. One hashtag creates the largest heading and six hashtags creates the smallest heading.
Example
# Heading 1
## Heading 2
### Heading 3
#### Heading 4
##### Heading 5
###### Heading 6
Preview
Heading 1
Heading 2
Heading 3
Heading 4
Heading 5
Heading 6
Text Formatting
Bold and Italic
Italic text uses one asterisk (*) either side of the desired text (using a single underscore is not supported in page templates), and bold uses either two asterisks (**) or two underscores (__). To combine them for bold italic text, use two underscores and one asterisk either side, or three each of either.
Format: Using / Example / Preview
Italic: use * / *leaning* / leaning
Bold 1: use ** / **weighty** / weighty
Bold 2: use __ / __heavy__/ heavy
Bold italic 1: use *__ / *__falling__* / falling
Bold italic 2: use __* / __*tumbling*__ / tumbling
Bold italic 3: use *** / ***tumbling*** / tumbling
Bold italic 4: use ___ / ___falling___ / tumbling
Strikethrough
For strikethrough text, put two tildes (~~) either side of the text you wish to cross out.
Example
This is ~~strikethrough~~.
Preview
This is strikethrough.
Show Code
To show code and formatting symbols (like I am doing in this tutorial), put a backtick (`) either side of the text you wish to show.
Example
This is `code`.
Preview
This is code.
Hyperlinks
Notebook.ai will automatically hyperlink any links in your post, but if you want to show alternate text and not the link URL, put your alternate text in square brackets [ ] followed by the URL in parentheses ( ).
Example
This is just a pasted URL: https://youtu.be/pjQHpD2WQL4
This is a [hyperlink](https://youtu.be/pjQHpD2WQL4).
Preview
This is just a pasted URL: https://youtu.be/pjQHpD2WQL4
This is a hyperlink.
Images
Automatically inserted images are not supported in page templates. Use the Gallery category to add images to your page instead.
Tables
Tables are not supported in page templates.
Lines
To create a horizontal line, type three dashes, asterisks or underscores (—- *** ___) on a line of their own.
Example
---
***
___
Preview
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Page Formatting
Page Formatting
In page templates on Notebook.ai, you can use some Markdown formatting to brighten up your words. As far as I can tell, HTML formatting is not supported.
Markdown
Bullet Points
To list with bullet points, start a line with an asterisk, dash or plus sign (* - +) followed by a space. You will need to separate the list from any non-list element with a paragraph break.
Example
* This is an item in an unordered list.
- So is this.
+ This is too.
Preview
- This is an item in an unordered list.
- So is this.
- This is too.
Numbered Lists
For a numbered list, start a line with a number, followed by a period, then a space. Ordering the numbers correctly does not matter. You will need to separate the list from any non-list element with a paragraph break.
Example
1. This is an item in an ordered list.
2. This is too.
5. The numbers used don’t matter.
Preview
- This is an item in an ordered list.
- This is too.
- The numbers used don’t matter.
Quotes
To put text in a block quote, start a line with a right angle bracket (>).
Example
> This is a block quote.
Preview
This is a block quote.
To nest quotes, simply use multiple right angle brackets.
Example
>>> This is a quote...
>>
>> ... within a quote.
>
> Quoteception!
Preview
This is a quote...
... within a quote.
Quoteception!
Headings
To create a Heading, start the line with one or more hashtags (#), followed by a space. One hashtag creates the largest heading and six hashtags creates the smallest heading.
Example
# Heading 1
## Heading 2
### Heading 3
#### Heading 4
##### Heading 5
###### Heading 6
Preview
Heading 1
Heading 2
Heading 3
Heading 4
Heading 5
Heading 6
Text Formatting
Bold and Italic
Italic text uses one asterisk (*) either side of the desired text (using a single underscore is not supported in page templates), and bold uses either two asterisks (**) or two underscores (__). To combine them for bold italic text, use two underscores and one asterisk either side, or three each of either.
Format: Using / Example / Preview
Italic: use * / *leaning* / leaning
Bold 1: use ** / **weighty** / weighty
Bold 2: use __ / __heavy__/ heavy
Bold italic 1: use *__ / *__falling__* / falling
Bold italic 2: use __* / __*tumbling*__ / tumbling
Bold italic 3: use *** / ***tumbling*** / tumbling
Bold italic 4: use ___ / ___falling___ / tumbling
Strikethrough
For strikethrough text, put two tildes (~~) either side of the text you wish to cross out.
Example
This is ~~strikethrough~~.
Preview
This is strikethrough.
Show Code
To show code and formatting symbols (like I am doing in this tutorial), put a backtick (`) either side of the text you wish to show.
Example
This is `code`.
Preview
This is code.
Hyperlinks
Notebook.ai will automatically hyperlink any links in your post, but if you want to show alternate text and not the link URL, put your alternate text in square brackets [ ] followed by the URL in parentheses ( ).
Example
This is just a pasted URL: https://youtu.be/pjQHpD2WQL4
This is a [hyperlink](https://youtu.be/pjQHpD2WQL4).
Preview
This is just a pasted URL: https://youtu.be/pjQHpD2WQL4
This is a hyperlink.
Images
Automatically inserted images are not supported in page templates. Use the Gallery category to add images to your page instead.
Tables
Tables are not supported in page templates.
Lines
To create a horizontal line, type three dashes, asterisks or underscores (—- *** ___) on a line of their own.
Example
---
***
___
Preview
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