document.md

First level example

To create main description, you simply use # to mark down initial name of the chapter.

Second level

As you can see in the sidebar, lines beginning with ## are considered as chapters and automatically populated to create list of contents.

Third level

Depending on your settings, ### are still acting as a sub-chapter, but it is not shown in sidebar. Have a look at index.html file. This is where you configure, how many levels will be displayed by sidebar.

Fourth level

Does it even exists? :)

Examples of MarkDown syntax

MarkDown itself is very simple.
*italic* will result italic.
**bold** will result bold.
Use > to create quotes like this:

Some famous quote.
Written by:
Cicero

Create a divider line by putting --- or *** or ___ to your document:

---

Lists can be achieved simply by putting - or * or + at the start of the line, have a look:

• Apples
• Pears
• Oranges
• Bananas
• Grapes

Alternatively, you can create numbered lists simply by putting numbers on start of the line.

1. First
2. Second
3. Third
4. Fourth
5. Fifth

Tables

Simple tables are also possible in MarkDown, see below:

Tables	Are	Cool
Last column is	right-aligned	$1600
Middle column is	centered	$12
I like beer	and nuts	$1

And the source code looks like this:

| Tables           | Are           | Cool  |
| ---------------- |:-------------:| -----:|
| Last column is   | right-aligned | $1600 |
| Middle column is | centered      |   $12 |
| I like beer      | and nuts      |    $1 |

Other examples

There is much more to learn! For example, there are also some flavours of MarkDown (ie. Github flavoured MarkDown), allowing you to do more. Figure out by our own, how the source code of following examples looks like:

!> Time is money!

?> TODO list

• first
  • one
  • two
  • three
• second

Please continue with sidebar table of contents to explore more options.

BTW this is file document.md, when you look inside repository.