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Markdown
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HTML
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1. First Item
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<li>First Item</li>
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2. Second Item
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<li>Second Item</li>
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3. Third Item
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<li>Third Item</li>
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Markdown
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HTML
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* Alpha
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<li>Alpha</li>
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* Beta
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<li>Beta</li>
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* Gamma
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<li>Gamma</li>
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Markdown
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HTML
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# H1 Header
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<h1>H1 Header</h1>
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## H2 Header
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<h2>H2 Header</h2>
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### H3 Header
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<h3>H3 Header</h3>
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Markdown
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HTML
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_Italic_
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<em>Italic</em>
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**Bold**
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<strong>Bold</strong>
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~~Strikethrough~~
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<del>Strikethrough</del>
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Great cheat sheet, Simon! I think in the "text effects" section, you need to escape the asterisks around "Bold" (use a backslash), as Cheatography uses a variant of Markdown for its own formating.
Thanks, nice catch. I just need a way to avoid back ticks being interpreted too...
Hi Simon. No problem - you can now escape backticks in the same way as other special characters.
Cheatography n. The art of mapping complex subjects into clear, instantly navigable reference guides.