Diaspora/Website
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If you are a developer you may be interested in code blocks. To create a code block, start your text/code with four backticks ( ` ` ` ` ). To return to normal text, close the code block with another four.
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It’s also possible to display code inline, by marking the start and end of the snippet with a single backtick.
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This is a line of normal text.
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this will be a code block
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Then some more more normal text.
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More code in this block,
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and a line of code indented by two spaces
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Horizontal line -
To create a horizontal line, use at least three - - -, _ _ _ or * * * on a separate line. Any number above three will do the same thing and spaces between the characters do not matter.
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A line of text above the horizontal rule.
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The start of the next section of text.
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Italics and bold
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Place either asterisks or underscores either side of a word or words to make them italic, bold or bold italic.
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<em>
Italics</em>
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<strong>
Bold</strong>
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<strong><em>
Bold italics</em></strong>
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You must of course match the number of asterisks/underscores either side of words for the formatting to work. Typing “I want to display this as a **bold* word” won’t display the word in bold.
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Inline links
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To create an %{inline_link}, use the following code:
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[displayed text here](http://link.address.here "alt text")
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