Please see this link to understand how to use markdown.
This is a sentence in it's own paragraph. Notice there is a blank line above and below it.
And another regular line. But this one is one the same line as the last...you need a blank line in markdown to signal a new paragraph. Please read this in the editor, and then see how it actually prints out in the right hand pane, the preview/viewer.
Spaces and blank lines are treated differently in markdown.
They are all collapsed into a single space as indicated by this line, which is actually on a new line in the editor, but doesn't have a blank line above/below. In these cases, multiple spaces and even a new line is all translated into a single space.
If you want a new line but don't want to have an extra spacing line, or you already have one, but need another, then use the backward slash
such as this line
To skip a line, you can use a single space with a backslash
such as on the lines above this one.
Sometimes this will not work (specifically if the next line is a markdown block) and you can use the "sm_nogap" indication, as shown below.
This is a special line (used here before an indent block, but can be used anywhere) that has no margin below.
This is an indented markdown block.
and another!
This is an indented markdown block. To indent, just put a greaterthan sign on the first line of a block of text.
and another line!and yet another on a new line. Notice that the greater than sign is a markdown code, so you can either have a blank line above/below OR use the continuation backslash line to ensure the text continues on the next line.
and now 2 levels of indent
and another one at 2 levels
and some more with formulas on this lineand now back to one level of indent
and some more
Images can be embedded here also, but the indent setting on the image over-rides any number of the greater than signs. e.g.
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Please see this link to understand how to use markdown.
This is a sentence in it's own paragraph. Notice there is a blank line above and below it.
And another regular line. But this one is one the same line as the last...you need a blank line in markdown to signal a new paragraph. Please read this in the editor, and then see how it actually prints out in the right hand pane, the preview/viewer.
Spaces and blank lines are treated differently in markdown.
They are all collapsed into a single space as indicated by this line, which is actually on a new line in the editor, but doesn't have a blank line above/below. In these cases, multiple spaces and even a new line is all translated into a single space.
If you want a new line but don't want to have an extra spacing line, or you already have one, but need another, then use the backward slash
such as this line
To skip a line, you can use a single space with a backslash
such as on the lines above this one.
Sometimes this will not work (specifically if the next line is a markdown block) and you can use the "sm_nogap" indication, as shown below.
This is a special line (used here before an indent block, but can be used anywhere) that has no margin below.
This is an indented markdown block.
and another!
This is an indented markdown block. To indent, just put a greaterthan sign on the first line of a block of text.
and another line!and yet another on a new line. Notice that the greater than sign is a markdown code, so you can either have a blank line above/below OR use the continuation backslash line to ensure the text continues on the next line.
and now 2 levels of indent
and another one at 2 levels
and some more with formulas on this lineand now back to one level of indent
and some more
Images can be embedded here also, but the indent setting on the image over-rides any number of the greater than signs. e.g.
none
Multiple Choice (One Answer)
Variable name | Variable value |
correctAnswer | none |
Is Correct? | Answer |
✓ | none |