Basic Formatting

We support basic markdown, like headings, bullets, etc…

# Primary Heading
## Secondary heading

A paragraph is one or more lines of text followed by at least one blank line.

*Single asterisks represent italics*, _as do underlines_; 
**Text in double asterisks is rendered in bold**

> Lines beginning with 'greater than' are shown as blockquotes. 

* bullet
* list

~~text inside double tildes is crossed through~~

Links

You can create an inline link by wrapping the link display text in brackets [ ], followed by the linked URL in parentheses ( ) with no space in between.

[text](link.com)

Images

You can add images to your documentation by referencing image links. These work the same as links, plus an ! at the front.

![alt text](image-url.com/image-path.png)

To configure the size of an image, add the dimensions in pixels at the end:

![alt text](image-url.com/image-path.png =300x200)

Uploading images is not supported.

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Tip: Are your images not rendering? Try using the direct image URL, which you can get by doing "Open image in a new tab” and copying the resulting URL.

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Math Expressions

LaTeX math expressions can be specified in one of two ways:

using $ to delimit the expression: