Markdown ✏️
Unleash your inner Bob Ross, and get creative with your Applications!
Using Markdown in your applications
You can use
markdown
todolots of things
Because of how Apply! is made, it fully supports Discords markdowns!
Find the below information directly from Discord;
Text Formatting
Italics
*italics*
italics
Bold
**Bold**
bold
Underline
__underline__
Preview not available
Strikethrough
~~Strikethrough~~
Strikethrough
Spoilers
||Spoilers||
Preview not available
Organizational Text Formatting
This is currently an experiment and is not available on all servers at this time.
Headers
To create a header you just need to include a specific number of the hash/pound sign character #
.
Use #
for a big header, ##
for a smaller header, or ###
for an even smaller header as the first character(s) in a new line to make a header. Here is an example of what each header type looks like.
Masked Links
You can use masked links to make text a clickable or pressable hyperlink. To do so, you need to include the text you want displayed in brackets and then the URL in parentheses. For example:
Discord will show a pop-up when clicking a Masked Link, always ensure the link you are being redirected to is genuine. Dans Hub is not responsible for any user becoming compromised.
Lists
You can create a bulleted list using either -
or *
in the beginning of each line. For example:
You can also indent your list by adding a space before -
or *
at the beginning of each line. For example:
Code Blocks
You can make your own code blocks by wrapping your text in backticks `
.
If you want to create a multi-line code block, you can do so by wrapping your text in ```
, like this beautifully written haiku.
Block Quotes
Another option is using block quotes. To use a block quote, you just need to put >
at the beginning of a line of text to create a single block quote. For example:
If you want to add multiple lines to a single block quote, just add >>>
before the first line. For example:
Now you're a Discord text markdown expert. Get out there and highlight your statements!
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