If you want to markdown your blog posts for easy formatting and sharing, there are a few different ways to do it. You can use a dedicated markdown editor like Mou (www.mou.org), or you can use a simple text editor like Notepad++ and use the built-in markdown support.
To begin, open your text editor and create a new document. Under the “Format” tab, select “Text Editor” from the list and click the “Markdown” button.
You’ll see a simple toolbar with some basic formatting controls. To begin marking up your post, simply select a text block and start typing!.
Here are some basic tips for using Markdown:
– To bold text, type [B] followed by the desired textitalic font weight (e.g. [B]Hello world![/B]).
– To italicize text, type [I] followed by the desired textitalic font weight (e.g. [I]Hello world![/I]).
– To underline text, type [U] followed by the desired textitalic font weight (e.g. [U]Hello world![/U]).
– To add a link, type [L] followed by the URL of the link you want to add (e.g. [L]http://www.google.com/search?q=markdown+syntax&oe=UTF-8&btnI=Search%20Results&as_qdr=1).
– To include a blockquote, type [Q] followed by the beginning of a blockquote paragraph, and then type [/Q] to end it (e.g. [Q]Quote: [/Q]).
– To include an image, type [I] followed by the URL of the image you want to include (e.g. [I]http://i1321.photobucket.
com/albums/p535/NinaFayy/IMG_1271_zps3c827a2b7.jpg?t=1424585975[/I]).