Diaspora/Website
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To create an bulleted list, place either *, + or - in front of each line you want as part of the list.
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It’s also possible to make numbered lists by placing “1.”, “2.”, etc. in front of the list items. To create a numbered list, the numbers must have periods/full stops after them.
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Again, make sure to leave a space between the “bullet” character and the text on each line, and to leave a line space between the list and any preceding/following text, otherwise it will not work.
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This is how to create a bulleted list:
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item um;
item um;
item one; -
item dois;
item dois;
item two; -
item três.
item três.
item three. -
This will become another bulleted list:
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And this will be a numbered list:
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Code blocks
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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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Linha Horizontal
Linha Horizontal
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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