Can somone post or know of a simple guide to using the Markdown and Markdown extra formatting codes when posting and editing new deals etc.
I've tried a few but they never seem to work. The instructions linked to are a tad confusing.
Can somone post or know of a simple guide to using the Markdown and Markdown extra formatting codes when posting and editing new deals etc.
I've tried a few but they never seem to work. The instructions linked to are a tad confusing.
There was a place where you could practise them but i can't seem to find it
Here is a small guide:
For Quotes use >
i.e.
Quote
For Bold Use 2 asterisk(*) or two underscores (_) on each side of the word you want bolded
i.e. (without the slash/)
/BOLD so that would look like
BOLD
For italics, Use 1 asterisk() or one underscore(_) on each side of the word you want italicized
i.e. (without the slask/)
/italic* would look like
italic
For bullet points use +, - , or * at the beginning of each sentence
i.e. +Bullet—> But you need this on a new line, so it would look like
For BIG BOLD, use one # hash at the beginning of each line
so it would look like
Right, stop posting the links to daring fireballs markdown, since most of the stuff does not work. I tried images, tables, so much stuff. Damn infuriating.
images
Images are disabled — actual image won't be displayed but just a link.
tables
Tried the Markdown Extra code?
Heading 1 | Heading 2 | Heading 3 |
---|---|---|
Row 1 Col 1 | Row 1 Col 2 | Row 1 Col 3 |
Row 2 Col 1 | Row 2 Col 2 | Row 2 Col 3 |
Row 3 Col 1 | Row 3 Col 2 | Row 3 Col 3 |
It should be working.
Word Macro to Convert Hyperlinks to Markdown
Here's a Word Macro that should make it easier to convert a Word doc with hyperlinks to OzBargain Markdown with similarly embedded hyperlinks. I modified the macro from a Microsoft answers post and left the original attribution in to give credit where is due
Sub HyperLinkConvertToOzBargainMarkdown()
' Charles Kenyon 2020-07-19
' From https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/macro…
' Change hyperlink to html format <a href="https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/nejmoa1112010">as reported in NEJM</a>
'
'
' Modified by Rygle 2022-12-02 to convert to Ozbargain Markdown format [Text Description](URL)
'
' This is intended for a Word document where you have embedded hyperlinks in text
' and want to make it look similar in the Markdown syntax used by the https://ozbargain.com.au website
'
' How to setup in Word
' Have your document setup with text and embedded hyperlinks
' Press Alt+F11 to activate the Visual Basic Editor
' Select Insert | Module to create a new module
' Copy / paste this code in its entirety (from Sub to End Sub) into the module
' With the insertion point anywhere in the macro (between Sub and End Sub), press F5 to run the macro
' If you have multiple hyperlinks per line, you may need to run this macro several times until all are coverted
' It only seems to convert one hyperlink per line, per run. So a line with five hyperlinks will need five runs
' Extra runs should not damage already converted text
' Finally, switch back to Word.
Dim oLink As Hyperlink
Dim strText As String
Dim strLink As String
For Each oLink In ActiveDocument.Hyperlinks
Let strText = oLink.Range.Text
Let strLink = oLink.Range.Hyperlinks(1).Address
Let oLink.Range.Text = "[" & strText & "](" & strLink & ")"
Next oLink
Set oLink = Nothing
End Sub
Some great tools for bringing tables from HTML, Excel, or from Word (convert table to text/CSV with Tabs as separator, or commas but must have quotes around each entire cell)
https://tableconvert.com/html-to-markdown
[x]no space(y) <=> x=text, y=link
x
>
quote (no enter)
__ bold __ or ** double asterisks ** (no space)
bold or double asterisks
_ italic _ or * single asterisks * (no space)
italic or single asterisks
H1
http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax
http://michelf.com/projects/php-markdown/extra/
some more tips here :)