Autoformatting

Autoformatting gives you the option to use markdown-like shortcodes for applying formatting to your content fast and efficiently without having to use dropdowns and toolbar buttons. Autoformatting options are listed below.

Block formatting

Block formatting includes those formatting options providing a division of the content into different sections both physically and visually. Block formatting starts on new lines and includes the full width available.

You can start a line using the following options to apply the relevant block formatting:

Bulleted list: * or - followed by a space.

Numbered list: 1. or 1) followed by a space.

Unchecked to-do list: [ ] followed by a space

Checked to-do list: [x] followed by a space 

Headings

Heading 1: # followed by a space 

Heading 2: ## followed by a space 

Heading 3: ### followed by a space

Blockquote: > followed by a space.

Code block: ```.

Horizontal line: ---.

Inline formatting

Inline formatting does not necessarily start on a new line. You can select the width and height of the content you want to be affected by the inline formatting.

Put the intended part of your text between the following signs to apply basic styles inline formatting anywhere you want:

Bold: **text** or __text__,

Italic: *text* or _text_,

Code: `text`,

Strikethrough: ~~text~~.