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It is possible to use
m
arkdown syntax to add some styling and formatting to password notes.
It is possible to use
M
arkdown syntax to add some styling and formatting to password notes.
This page shows and explains the markdown syntax available for the notes.
> :star: Some apps don't support markdown styling for notes and will show plain text instead
## Bold
Text can be formatted as bold by adding two
`**`
before and after the text.
If more than one line should be bold, every line needs to marked sep
e
artely.
If more than one line should be bold, every line needs to marked separ
a
tely.
#### Example
```
markdown
**BOLD**
**
Doesn't
This
doesn't
work
**
```
...
...
@@ -21,6 +22,76 @@ work
**BOLD**
**
Doesn't
This
doesn't
work
**
\ No newline at end of file
**
## Italic
Text can be formatted as italic by adding underscores (
`_`
) before and after the text.
If more than one line should be bold, every line needs to marked separately.
#### Example
```
markdown
_ITALIC_
_
This
doesn't
work
_
```
#### Result
_ITALIC_
_
This
doesn't
work
_
## Headlines
It is possible to add six different levels of headlines by adding
`#`
at the beginning of the line.
The more
`#`
, the smaller the resulting headline.
#### Example
```
markdown
# H1
## H2
### H3
#### H4
##### H5
###### H6
```
#### Result
# H1
## H2
### H3
#### H4
##### H5
###### H6
## Quotes
Text can be formatted as quote or blockquote by adding a
`>`
at the beginning of the line.
You need to have at least ony empty line after a quote, otherwise the following text will still be formatted as quote.
#### Example
```
markdown
> First line of quoted text
Second line of quoted text
Not quoted text
```
#### Result
> First line of quoted text
Second line of quoted text
Not quoted text
\ No newline at end of file