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Now it gets fun. Instead of just writing text you can do so many things using either the Rich text Editor or Markdown to make your text more colorful like I have above.

Rich Text Editor

To Use the rich text editor simply select the text you want to edit by highlighting it and then selecting one of the options.

( B )Bold.
Click the B button to make your highlighted text bold.

( I ) Italics
Click the I icon to make your highlighted text into italics.

( U ) Underline
Click the U icon to highlight your text.

( # )
Clicking the # button will allow you to make the desired text into a Link

( H2 ) ( H3 )

Pressing H2 or H3 will make the desired text a header.

(1.)

1. Pushing the number key makes your text into a number list.
2. Pressing enter will automatically make a new number in the list.

( * )
Pressing the dot button creates an unnumbered list.

( - )
Pressing the ( - ) makes a horizontal rule under your text.

( " )
Pressing the ( " ) button creates a block quote.

( Enter )
Pressing enter will create a new paragraph automatically.

Markdown

To be able to fully use markdown you will need to go to the down key at the top of the page by notifications and click on settings. Near the bottom under options you will find the rich text editor which you can click to turn it off.

Headers 1

Headers 2

Headers 3

Use a ( # ) pound symbol in front of text to create a header. The more ( # ) you use the smaller the text will be with six being the smallest.

Block quote

Use ( > ) in front of your text to create a block quote as seen above.

Italics
Use an ( ) asterisks symbol or ( _ ) underscores on both sides of your text to set the font to italics.*

Bold
*Use two ( ) asterisks or ( _ ) underscore on both sides of your text to set it to bold.**

Italics and Underscore.
*_Use both ( ) asterisks and ( ) to make a bold italics. Above I have two asterisks and one underscore on either side of the text.**

Scratch this
Use two ( ~ ) on either side of a text to scratch it out.
Use two ( ~ ) on either side of a text to scratch it out.

Underline
Use four underscores ( _ ) on both sides of your text to create an underline text.

###With Backslash Escape

Putting a backslash ( \ ) in front of your text creates a backslash escape that prevents markdown from working. They are used on this guide to show the markdown text.

Without Backslash Escape

/[ Create A Link ]( Your Link Here )
Use two brackets [ Your Text Here ] around your text that you want to be seen. Followed by two brackets ( Your Link Here ). Do not uses a backslash escape ( / )as I have.

Create A Link

/[Create A Link With Title](Your Link Here "I Love Chyoa")
Use two brackets [Your Text Here] around your text that you want to be seen. Followed by two brackets (Your Link Here "Your Title Here"). Do not uses the backslash escape ( / ) as I have.

Create A Link With Title

Images

Use / without the backslash escape ( / ) to add a photo. You will need to link to a photo on the internet for this to work.

Charts

/| Stories Read |___| Stories To Read |
/|--- | --- | --- |
/| 69 | | 6900 |

As seen above. Use | your text here | to create a bracket or use several to create multiple columns. Followed by | --- | underneath for each column you are making and under that | your text here | for each column. Do not use the spaces between the lines like I have and you get a chart.

Creating an empty bracket as I have helps or else your text can run together like below.

Use three hyphens ( - ) underscores ( _ ) or asterisks ( * ) by themselves with no spaces to create a horizontal separation as seen above.

List

1. This
2. Is
3. A
4. List
   Use a number with a period behind it to create a list.

• This
• Is
• A
• List
  Use asterisks ( * ) plus symbol ( + ) or minus symbol ( - ) to create list without numbers.

Inline code has back-ticks ( ` ) around it.