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"title": "Markdown",
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"description": "Markdown",
"author": {
"name": "P4",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4"
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"id": "https://onp4.com/@outpsyched/p/9jnqvzz5mq",
"content_html": "X:1\nT:Idas sommarvisa\nC:Georg Riedel\nO:Arrangemang för trio (Nybörjare)\nM:3/4\nL:1/4\nQ:1/4=110\nV:1 name=\"Tvärflöjt\" snm=\"Fl.\" clef=treble\nV:2 name=\"Klarinett (B♭)\" snm=\"Kl.\" clef=treble\nV:3 name=\"Altfiol\" snm=\"Aft.\" clef=alto\nK:F\n%\n% --- Rad 1 ---\n[V:1] F G A | A G F | G A B | A2 z |\n[V:2] d e f | f e d | e f g | f2 z |\n[V:3] F2 F | C2 C | C2 C | F2 z |\nw: Du ska in- te tro det blir som- mar,\n%\n% --- Rad 2 ---\n[V:1] A B c | c B A | G F G | A2 z |\n[V:2] f g a | a g f | e d e | f2 z |\n[V:3] F2 F | F2 F | C2 C | F2 z |\nw: i- fån in- te nå- n sät- ter fart.\n%\n% --- Rad 3 ---\n[V:1] c c c | d2 d | B B B | c2 z |\n[V:2] a a a | b2 b | g g g | a2 z |\n[V:3] F2 F | B2 B | G2 G | C2 z |\nw: På som- marn och gör lite som- mrigt,\n%\n% --- Rad 4 ---\n[V:1] A A A | B B G | A G F | F2 z |]\n[V:2] f f f | g g e | f e d | d2 z |]\n[V:3] F2 F | G2 C | C2 C | F2 z |]\nw: då kom- mer väl som- ma- ren snart.",
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"date_modified": "2026-05-16T19:57:36.067Z",
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"name": "Emil Skala",
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"content_html": "X:1\nT:Los Pollitos Dicen\nM:3/4\nL:1/4\nK:C\nG | \"C\"E2 G2 G | \"G7\"G3 G | \"C\"E2 C2 C | \"G7\"D3 D |\n \"C\"E2 G2 G | \"G7\"G3 G | \"C\"E2 C2 C | \"G7\"D4 |\n \"F\"F2 F2 E | \"C\"D3 C | \"G7\"B2 G2 F | \"C\"E4 |\n \"C\"E2 G2 G | \"G7\"G3 G | \"C\"E2 C2 C | \"G7\"D3 D |\n \"C\"E2 G2 G | \"G7\"G3 G | \"C\"E2 C2 C | \"G7\"D4 |]\n",
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"name": "ELKIN AUGUSTO COLMENARES RUEDA",
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"id": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/zdhtppe9i4",
"content_html": "#Markdown Help\n\n```csv\n`*italic*`, *italic* \n`**bold**`, **bold**\n`==highlight==`, ==highlight==\n`~~strikethrough~~`, ~~strikethrough~~\n`++underline++`, ++underline++\n`^superscript^`, ^superscript^\n`~subscript~`, ~subscript~\n`::smile::`, ::smile::\n`[P4](https://onp4.com)`, [P4](https://onp4.com)\n``,\n`::Q:: ::K::`, ::Q:: ::K::\n`$\\sqrt{x}$`, $\\sqrt{x}$\n` ``key Ctrl + Shift + Del`` `, ``kbd Ctrl + Shift + Del``\n` ``path C:\\trojan-pony.exe`` `, ``path C:\\trojan-pony.exe``\n` ``js eval(\"is not evil\")`` `, ``js eval(\"is not evil\")``\n` ``html Node JS no party
`` `, ``html Node JS no party
``\n```",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/zdhtppe9i4",
"date_modified": "2019-12-27T15:15:08.576Z",
"author": {
"name": "P4",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4"
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"id": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/2iwc8n4tz7",
"content_html": "## Math\n\nYou can post complex math equations in a simple and fast way using Markdown and KaTex. No need to take screenshots to write about math, use [KaTex](https://khan.github.io/KaTeX/) syntax to display formulas, equations, symbols, and functions unline and in block as described bellow. It will serve you well for mathematical blogs and notes taking.\n\n### Inline math\nTo add a math element in text, surround it by double dollar marks `$$\\sqrt{x}$$`, and it will automatically convert it to look like this: $$\\sqrt{x}$$.\n\n### Block math\nTo add a math element in block, use either ```math``` or ```katex``` command code between block code fences ` ``` `, like this:\n\n ```katex\n \\cfrac{a}{1 + \\cfrac{1}{b}}\n ```\n\n```katex\n\\cfrac{a}{1 + \\cfrac{1}{b}}\n```\n\nCheck out [\\~math](https://onp4.com/@p4/~math) stream for more.",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/2iwc8n4tz7",
"date_modified": "2019-11-02T10:48:29.284Z",
"author": {
"name": "P4",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4"
}
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"id": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/4hmu93rces",
"content_html": "#Emoji\n##Add emotions to your posts\n\n\nYou can write emoji in Markdown by placing emoji codename between the colons `:smile:`. Either single or double colons work just fine `::smile::`.\n\n```csv\n**Code**, **Emoji**, **Code**, **Emoji**, **Code**, **Emoji**\n`:grinning:`, :grinning:, `:smile:`, :smile:, `:upside_down_face:`, :upside_down_face:\n`:laughing:`, :laughing:, `:smiley:`, :smiley:, `:slightly_smiling_face:`, :slightly_smiling_face:\n`:grin:`, :grin:, `:sweat_smile:`, :sweat_smile:, `:kissing_closed_eyes:`, :kissing_closed_eyes:\n`:joy:`, :joy:, `:blush:`, :blush:, `:heart_eyes:`, :heart_eyes:\n`:wink:`, :wink:, `:innocent:`, :innocent:, `:kissing:`, :kissing:\n`:kissing_heart:`,:kissing_heart:, `:yum:`, :yum:, `:kissing_smiling_eyes:`, :kissing_smiling_eyes:\n`:stuck_out_tongue:`,:stuck_out_tongue:, `:money_mouth_face:`, :money_mouth_face:, `:stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:`,:stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:\n`:zipper_mouth_face:`, :zipper_mouth_face:, `:expressionless:`,:expressionless:, `:smirk:`,:smirk:\n`:lying_face:`,:lying_face:, `:neutral_face:`, :neutral_face:, `:no_mouth:`, :no_mouth:\n`:unamused:`, :unamused:, `:grimacing:`, :grimacing:, `:relieved:`, :relieved:\n`:sleepy:`, :sleepy:, `:sleeping:`, :sleeping:, `:pensive:`,:pensive:\n`:drooling_face:`,:drooling_face:, `:mask:`,:mask:, `:face_with_head_bandage:`,:face_with_head_bandage:\n\n```",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/4hmu93rces",
"date_modified": "2019-11-01T14:55:32.737Z",
"author": {
"name": "P4",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4"
}
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"id": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/s8kjtgcfti",
"content_html": "##Typographic replacements\n\nUse the following rules to display typographic replacements. You can use lowercase or uppercase letters for trademark symbols.\n\n\n```csv\ncopyright, `(c)` or `(C)`, (c)\nregistered, `(r)` or `(R)`, (r)\ntrademark, `(tm)` or `(TM)`, (tm)\nellipsis, `...`, ...\nplusminus, `(+-)`, +-\nmdash, `---`, ---\nndash, `--`, --\n```\n",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/s8kjtgcfti",
"date_modified": "2019-11-01T13:47:23.680Z",
"author": {
"name": "P4",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4"
}
},
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"id": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/vx7fp7wpxq",
"content_html": "##Horizontal rules\n\nYou can add horizontal rules to your post in three different ways, either by using `___`, `---`, or `***`:\n\n ___\n\n ___\n ---\n---\n ***\n***",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/vx7fp7wpxq",
"date_modified": "2019-11-01T13:45:05.422Z",
"author": {
"name": "P4",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4"
}
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"id": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/zoevzas8dp",
"content_html": "##Blockquote\n\nTo quote a something, add `>` before the first line:\n\n >Blockquote goes here\n\n>Blockquote goes here\n\n\nBlockquotes can contain other Markdown elements, for example headers and lists, as wells as forms of emphasis:\n\n>## This is a header.\n>1. *Item 1*\n>2. **Item 2**\n\nBlockquotes can also be nested:\n\n> Like this...\n\n>> by using additional `>>` greater-than signs...\n\n> > > and by using spaces between them `> > >`...",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/zoevzas8dp",
"date_modified": "2019-11-01T13:25:25.310Z",
"author": {
"name": "P4",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4"
}
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"id": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/0a4xl4i8fd",
"content_html": "##Tables\n\nTo draw a table, use `csv` command code between block code fences ` ``` `, and list each item in the column followed by comma. Markdown formatting is supported within the table, so you can add any emphasis you want.\n\n ```csv\n **Name**, **Surname**, **Known As**, **Age**\n Marcelo, David, coldzera, 22\n Oleksandr, Kostyliev, s1mple, 19\n Nikola, Kovač, NiKo, 20\n ```\n\n```csv\n**Name**, **Surname**, **Known As**, **Age**\nMarcelo, David, coldzera, 22\nOleksandr, Kostyliev, s1mple, 19\nNikola, Kovač, NiKo, 20\n```",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/0a4xl4i8fd",
"date_modified": "2019-11-01T13:21:16.276Z",
"author": {
"name": "P4",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4"
}
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"id": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/1l83b019af",
"content_html": "##Emphasis\n\nStandard Markdown allows you to do some basic formatting, for example making text *italic* or **bold**. Bold and italic is about as much formatting allowed in standard Markdown. Various Markdown implementaions over time have come up with different extensions. P4 implements a number of them. \n\nBy surrounding text with specific punctuation marks, you can do the following formatting. You can choose whichever style you prefer, the only rule being is that the same character must be used to open and close an emphasis span.\n\nUse `*` or `_` for *italic text*: \n\n *italic text* or _italic text_\n\nUse `**` or `__` for **bold text**:\n\n **italic text** or __italic text__\n \nUse `==`to ==highlight==:\n\n ==highlight==\t\n\nUse `~~` to ~~strikethrough~~:\n\n ~~strikethrough~~\n\nUse `++` to ++underline++:\n\n ++underline++\n \nUse `^` for A^superscript^ or A~subscript~:\n\n ^superscript^ or ~subscript~\n",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/1l83b019af",
"date_modified": "2019-11-01T13:14:55.953Z",
"author": {
"name": "P4",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4"
}
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"content_html": "##Lists\n\nMarkdown supports both ordered (numbers) and unordered (bullets) lists.\n\n- For **ordered list** use numbers followed by period. You can use sequential numbers or keep all numbers as `1.`:\n\n\n 1.\n 2.\n \n1. \n2. \n\n\n- For **unordered list** you can use either `-`, `*`, or `+` interchangably to create unordered bullet list:\n\n\n\n + Item 1\n * Item 2\n - Item 3\n - Sub-lists are made with extra space\n - Third level\n\n\n- Item 1\n+ Item 2\n* Item 3\n - Sub-lists are made with extra spaces\n - Third level\n\nYou can also mix the two and use a combination of ordered list and underordered sublist.\n",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/tqjj4i0zdd",
"date_modified": "2019-11-01T13:07:30.014Z",
"author": {
"name": "P4",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4"
}
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"id": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/pm44w1wqg1",
"content_html": "##Links to images\n\nMarkdown supports inline and reference style images. To add an inline style image, use the following notation ``, whereby you insert a link to an image in round brackets `(Link to Image)`:\n\n \n\n\n\nYou might have noticed that the image notation is similar to the link notation with the only difference being an exclamation mark `!` that goes before the first set of square brackets.",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/pm44w1wqg1",
"date_modified": "2019-11-01T12:58:38.244Z",
"author": {
"name": "P4",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4"
}
},
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"id": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/qa5hw64xlh",
"content_html": "## Links\n\nYou can insert a link into your text in Markdown using `[...](...)`, whereby you type the name of the link in square brackets `[P4]`, followed by the link itself in round brackets `(https://onp4.com)` like that [P4](https://onp4.com):\n\n [P4](https://onp4.com)\n \nYou can also type a link as is `https://...`, but this is not recommended, as it is regarded as text.\n",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/qa5hw64xlh",
"date_modified": "2019-11-01T12:54:16.044Z",
"author": {
"name": "P4",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4"
}
},
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"content_html": "## Code & technical text\n\nInline code is helpful when writing about programming or showing a source code. \n\nFor simple **mark-up**, put a word between single back-ticks:\n\n `code block`\n \n `code block`\n\nFor more **technical text**, use double back-ticks specifying the language, for example:\n\n- JS\n\n ``js console.log(123)``\n \n ``js console.log(123)``\n\n\n- HTML\n\n ``html Hello world
``\n\n ``html Hello world
``\n\n\n\n- Keystrokes\n\n ``key Enter``\n\n ``key Enter``\n\n\n- Path \n\n ``path C:\\Program Files\\virus.exe``\n\n ``path C:\\Program Files\\virus.exe``",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/qoqnj4xeti",
"date_modified": "2019-11-01T12:47:24.460Z",
"author": {
"name": "P4",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4"
}
},
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"id": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/uks9ueadg0",
"content_html": "##Headings\nHeadings are usually set using a hash before a title. The number of hashes determine the depth of the heading. Hash heading depths range from 1-6:\n\n H1: # Heading 1\n H2: ## Heading 2\n H3: ### Heading 3\n H4: #### Heading 4\n H5: ##### Heading 5\n H6: ###### Heading 6\n\n# H1\n## H2\n### H3\n#### H4\n##### H5\n###### H6\n\n\nAlternatively, for H1 you can use `----` instead of `#` underneath the heading, and for H2 `====` instead of `##`:\n\n H1: Heading 1\n -------------\n H2: Heading 2\n =============\n\n\nYou can also use inline formatting and links inside the headings:\n\n #*Heading in italic*\n #Link in the heading to [P4](https://onp4.com)",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/uks9ueadg0",
"date_modified": "2019-11-01T12:39:17.666Z",
"author": {
"name": "P4",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4"
}
},
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"id": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/xqea82l7ak",
"content_html": "#Why Markdown?\n\nMarkdown is a simple formatting tool that helps turn plain text into a pretty document, --- be it a post, a blog, a paper, a book or just a couple of notes. \n\nIt enables faster creating and editing of posts. You can mark up your text in nearly any way you like. It is widely used, easy to pick up and makes writing much more productive.\n\nMarkdown gives you a nice durable way to create readable text that you will be able to read and edit any time. It eliminates dependency on a single software app and lets you create, publish and share with confidence.\n\nWhen presenting content in Markdown, the input looks as nice as the output.\n\nLet's dive into it!",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4/p/xqea82l7ak",
"date_modified": "2019-11-01T12:32:55.314Z",
"author": {
"name": "P4",
"url": "https://onp4.com/@p4"
}
}
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