Hi steemians,

I am glad that my third achievement was also verified and here I'm going to complete my fourth achievement task of Applying Markdowns. Hope you like this lesson.

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Everyone may be developing contents at the steemit but just a few humans are creating good fine contents, because they the usage of Markdowns when they developing nice posts There are some parameters for drafting the publish Such as headlines, alignments, and so on

Headlines:

We can create a headline in approaches the first one is the use of the # symbol, If you put a single # sign as a way to be the primary headline, the largest one, and accompanied by others as shown under:

Headline 1

Headline 2

Headline 3

Headline 4

Headline 5

Headline 6

The second one is creating headlines using the Ifen signs and equal signs as shown below:

Headline 2

Headline 1

Allignments:

Justify alignment:

To align the text in the justify alignment you can use the code as below:

Align texts into two cells:

You can use this code for dividing cells into two cells, this alignment will be using full when you are using two languages at a time in the post.

TEXT LEFT Cras pellentesque, diam ut fringilla luctus, massa mauris fringilla magna, sed consequat mi odio in ante.

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Links

You can copy the link and paste it directly in the content, but it will look odd because the link may be long so use this code for preferences[] to hide the link use parenthesis() here I referred to a link:(https://steemit.com/hive-172186/@cryptokannon/achievement-4-mentor-by-cryptokannon-applying-markdown and after adding the code see how it looks:

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Tables

You can create a table using ifen signs and vertical bar signs.

Header 1	Header 2
Cell 1	Cell 2

You can also create tables by using below HTML code:

and the output will come like this :

Quotes - Blockquotes

We have to mention some quotes or blockquotes some time in our blog, we should attribute or give the credit to the original content or author by using > symbol before the quotes.
For example:

“Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind,
And therefore is winged Cupid painted blind.”
― William Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night's Dream

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Thank you