This is an example page. It has a special name index.md so it will get automatically loaded with a request for the folder. I like making one folder for each page since that becomes a natural place to store related resources such as images. But you can also have another page within the same folder.

Subheading

These pages use a language called Markdown. There are a lot of Markdown guides on the Web, but I’ll do a quick demo here. Click on this internal link to go straight to example of how to format code.

Here is how you make bold and italicized text. You can also do italics like this, and you can’t can strike out text. To underline text, which isn’t really a good idea on websites, you can use HTML tags. Note that to start a new paragraph you need TWO blank lines; if you want an explicit line
break you can use a <br> tag.

other features supported?
tables Yes!
images Yes, I need to add an example here. Not sure how to do thumbnails.

You can use custom styles right in the document or put them in assets/custom.scss.

Sub-sub heading

Level 4 heading

Level 5 heading
Level 6 heading
  • Start of an unordered list
  • Another item in the list
  1. Ordered list item one
  2. Ordered list item two (note that the numbers you type get ignored).
    • Sublists
    • work
    • too
      1. And also
      2. sub-sub-lists!

Quotations are formatted like this.
-Paul

Code example

def hello_world(x)
  puts "You can insert code like this and get"
  puts "syntax highlighting for a variety of languages."
end

You can even type Markdown inside of Markdown!
Just type it like this, using as many backquote characters as you need:

```
This will be formatted as a code example.

* This is how you make a list
* Etc.
```