

Add strikethrough to a word or phrase with a single hyphen on either side. ```Ĭode blocks are monospaced and ignore markdown formatting within them. Left justified Line justification is specifed by adding :- :-: or -: TheBrain extends Markdown to add support for the following formatting: TheBrain changes the meaning of the following Markdown characters:įirst line Another line Newline characters (when you press Enter/ Return) are always respected whereas traditional Markdown would ignore single line breaks unless the line ended with space. In this example, the line would be a bulleted list if the backslash were not present.Įxcept for, TheBrain ignores HTML tags and just treats them as plain text. Use \ to escape single characters that would otherwise be interpretted as markdown formatting commands. An image at 50% width is indicated by appending #$width=50p$ to the image address.
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Images can be resized from full width (100%) down to 5%. In the desktop and mobile clients, add images using copy-and-paste or drag-and-drop. Links to thoughts (Local Thought URLs) are done in the same manner, with a brain: link: (brain://.)
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Inline code style (monospaced formatting) Paragraphs are simply a single run-on line of text with no breaks, followed by two line breaks between other paragraphs.ĭifferent levels of headings can be achieved with by varying the number of # characters at the start of a line from 1 to 6. TheBrain supports the following subset of Markdown: When Markdown is hidden, only the tags for commonly-used formatting options in the below list can be typed: TheBrain 13 introduces the ability to toggle Markdown tag visibility even while actively editing notes.

In addition to the ability to type formatting tags, most tags can be inserted and removed using the toolbar at the top of the notes editor. The formatting tags are hidden when you are not editing your document. Markdown starts with plain text and allows document formatting with easy-to-type markup.
