Example Article

Level 2 Heading

We used a ’##’ with a space after to make a level 2 heading. ’###’ would make a level 3 heading. We used a level 2 heading because the title of the page automatically becomes a level 1. We don’t write it down ourselves.

If you press enter twice, you can make a new paragraph.

Here are some bullet points:

• First
• Second
• This is a longer one

"You do need to know a little html to do a blockquote, and some other fancy things, but it's generally super easy to work with .md"

Another Level 2 Heading

This one’s level 3

1. Here’s a numbered list item.
2. This is number two.

Markup Language

This is a simple markdown file with the .md extension. I’ll show you how to add more functionality in the next article by using a .mdx file instead.

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More Markdown Examples

You can add bold, italics, and even both at once. Inline code looks like npm run build.

Here is a simple link: Astro

Task List

• Write the title
• Add some headings
• Publish the article

Table

Feature	Markdown	HTML
Easy formatting	Yes	Sort of
Interactive	No	Yes

Code Block

type Level = 1 | 2 | 3;

const nextLevel = (level: Level) => {
  return (level + 1) as Level;
};

HTML Snippets

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I added support for

g_translate Google's Material Symbols Icons and some useful CSS utilities.

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Markdown supports some HTML tags, like details/summary, for quick callouts.

This is a tiny HTML callout box.