Markdown & HTML?
Hello,
I'm currently trying to get to grips with GitHub, and there are these readme.md files. I've been doing some research and found out that you can use HTML in .md files.
Do you do it roughly like in the example?
<center><h1> Einfacher Footer </h1> </center> [](YT) <br> ## Was erwartet dich? <p>In in diesem <a href="YT">Video</a> habe ich erklärt, wie man einen Footer für eine Website erstellt und stylt. </p> <p><a href="Website">Meine Website</a> & <a href="YT">mein YT-Kanal</a></p>
Thanks in advance
You could do that, but is too cumbersome, why don’t you just write everything in Markdown?
Paragraphs are simply generated via an empty line. Line breaks over 2 spaces at the end of the line. Links with [My website](https:/…).
https://www.markdownguide.org/basic-syntax
Supplement: Github may be HTML, but if you want to change the documents at some point with pandoc or Ä. into other formats (doc, latex, etc.), there is possibly a hindrance.
Thanks for the quick answer.
Unfortunately, I didn’t find one, just how I centered a text?
I wrote it over now, would that fit?
I don’t think there’s text centering, but I’ve never used it before. At MD, it is mainly about reproducing content structured, design plays a subordinate role.
I find it rather stupid that tables only add an extension that does not represent every program correctly.
Thank you.