Use Markdown to add rich formatting to your notes.
Markdown is a simple way to format text while you type. Below, you can find the list of currently supported formatting in our task description and note editors.
Type | Alternative | Result |
---|---|---|
*Italic* | _Italic_ | Italic |
**Bold** | __Bold__ | Bold |
~~Strikethrough~~ | Strikethough |
Alternatively, you can select a text and press CMD+B
/CTRL+B
to toggle bold, or CMD+I
/CTRL+I
to toggle italic.
Levels | Result |
---|---|
# Example | Example |
## Example | Example |
### Example | Example |
#### Example | Example |
##### Example | Example |
Type | Result |
---|---|
<http://google.com> | http://google.com |
[Google](http://google.com) |
Our editor supports autolinking, hence typing google.com
and <google.com>
produces the same result.
Type | Alternative | Result |
---|---|---|
- Item 1 | * Item 1 |
|
1. Item 1 |
| |
[ ] Item 1 | [] Item 1 |
|
All list types also support nesting. Press TAB
with a cursor on the line your want to indent, or SHIFT+TAB
to unindent. Use ALT+ARROW UP
or ALT+ARROW DOWN
to move the item up or down in the list.
Type | Result |
---|---|
`Inline code` with backticks | Inline code with backtics |
``` | # Example block |
Alternatively, you can select a text and press backtick to wrap it as inline code.