Markdown Syntax

Introduce the markdown syntax. The mdpage plugin has been removed due to compatibility issues. So this page is not rendered properly.

<markdown> # Markdown

## Tools

### VS Code

If you edit markdown by [VS Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/), here are some of the things you can do to increase your productivity: + Install extension `Markdown All in One` and `Markdown Preview Github Styling`. + Preview the rendered page by pressing `<ctrl>` + `<shift>` + `<v>` at the same 

  time.

## How to

### Emphasize words or sentences

*Syntax**Rendered*
:—-::——:
\*italic\**italic*
\*\*bold\*\*bold
\*\*\*bold & italic\*\*\**bold & italic*
\`code\``code`

### Add a link `[]()`

The display name of the link is wrapped in `[]`, and the link is wrapped in `()` after the display name.<br> For example, you can use the following syntax to add a link of `VS Code`.<br>

*Syntax**Rendered*
:—::—:
`[VS Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/)`[VS Code](https://code.visualstudio.com/)

### Add an in-page link `[](#)`

If you want to add an in-page link to the `How to` chapter on this page, you would use the following syntax.

*Syntax**Rendered*
:—::—:
`[How to](#how-to)`[How to](#how-to)

When you click on the link in the above table, you will jump to the `How to` chapter.

### Add an image `![]()` The preview words before the image is loaded is wrapped in `[]`, and the path of the image is wrapped in `()`.

*Syntax**Rendered*
:—::—:
`![github-desktop icon](markdown:github-desktop.png)`![github-desktop icon](markdown:github-desktop.png)

### Create a table `|||` `|—|—|` `|||`

*Syntax*<br> ```

Table Head1Table Head2Table Head3Table Head4
—:—::——:
`—` - align default`:—:` - aligh center`:—` - align left`—:` - align right
TD1-1TD1-2TD1-3TD1-4
TD2-1TD2-2TD2-3TD2-4

```

*Rendered*<br>

Table Head1Table Head2Table Head3Table Head4
—:—::——:
`—` - align default`:—:` - aligh center`:—` - align left`—:` - align right
TD1-1TD1-2TD1-3TD1-4
TD2-1TD2-2TD2-3TD2-4

### Create an unordered list `+` `-` `*`

You can replace the `+` in the following syntax using `-` or `*`.<br> *Syntax*<br> ``` + 1 

  + 1.1
  + 1.2

+ 2 

  + 2.1

```

*Rendered*<br> + 1 

  + 1.1
  + 1.2

+ 2 

  + 2.1

### Create an ordered list `1.` `2.` …

*Syntax*<br> ``` 1. a 

  1. aa
  2. ab

2. b ```

*Rendered*<br> 1. a 

  1. aa
  2. ab

2. b </markdown>