Training on Github in August

To use headings use the # symbol \is used to not run the command

Styling text

Use two asterics for bold

use one asteric for italics

use two tilde for striking through

use double star and underscore for italics

This is for subscript _{Use sub html style}

This is superscript ^{bold embeded}

Quoting Text

when quiting text, highlight text then either use R, or use the forward sign

Quoting code

use single backtick ` and not the apostrophe, to call out code or commands, such as to git status. To format code into its own command, use tripple ticks as shown below. recommend to put once space before and after the line code. More on Highlighting code blocks

git status
git add
git clone 

Color models

Within the pull request, use a single backtick ` within the color codes to view the text in the desired color, such as rgb(9,105,118) to view the color scheme. ### I have not grasped this but i will come back to it.

Links in markdown

u can wrap name of the link in bracket [], then wrap the url in brackets (). an example of using the links is shown where we experiment with it on Github.

Section links

NOTE I have not learnt anything about this section, I will revisit

Relative links

A relative link is a link that references the current working directory. If is a link, we use the same way as link in markdown where we have a a[] and link in brackets (), style for easy remembering.

Images

to add images, use the following hyen !, then square brackets with name of the picturem,then put the url in normal brackets such as the beautiful pic shown here of

Lists

You can create a list when you preced the text with either - or *, such as

• Kaka
• chom
• Kimani