Improved navigation, keyboard short-cuts, markdown input support and new features including code block, task lists and global image upload support.
Writing and Formatting Syntax
Headings
To create a heading, add one to six #
symbols and a space when on a new line. The number of #
you use will determine the hierarchy level and typeface size of the heading. You can also use keyboard shortcuts to achieve the same result:
Markdown Shortcuts | Windows/Linux | Mac | |
# |
Ctrl Alt 1 |
Cmd Alt 1 |
|
## |
Ctrl Alt 2 |
Cmd Alt 2 |
|
### |
Ctrl Alt 3 |
Cmd Alt 3 |
|
#### |
Ctrl Alt 4 |
Cmd Alt 4 |
|
##### |
Ctrl Alt 5 |
Cmd Alt 5 |
|
###### |
Ctrl Alt 6 |
Cmd Alt 6 |
Text Styling
You can indicate emphasis with bold, italic, strikethrough, underline, inline code
as well as text and highlight colour.
Markdown Shortcuts | Windows/Linux | Mac | |
Bold |
|
Ctrl B |
Cmd B |
Italic |
|
Ctrl I |
Cmd I |
Underline | Ctrl U |
Cmd U |
|
Strikethrough | ∼∼text between tildes∼∼ |
Ctrl Shift X |
Cmd Shift X |
Inline Code |
`back-ticks around` |
Ctrl E |
Cmd E |
Lists
You can make a bulleted list by preceding one or more lines with -
, *
, or +
.
- Item
- Item
Type 1.
(or any other number followed by a dot) at the beginning of a new line and it will transform into a numbered list.
- First Item
- Second Item
To create a task list, preface list items with a hyphen and space followed by [ ]
. To mark a task as complete, use [x]
.
You can indent or dedent one or more lines of text by first highlighting the desired lines and then using Tab
or Shift
+Tab
respectively.
Markdown Shortcuts | Windows/Linux | Mac | |
Unordered List | - , * , or + |
Ctrl Shift 8 |
Cmd Shift 8 |
Ordered List | 1. |
Ctrl Shift 7 |
Cmd Shift 7 |
Task List | [ ] or [x] |
Ctrl Shift 9 |
Cmd Shift 9 |
Block Quote & Code Block
Type >
at the beginning of a new line and it will magically transform into a block quote.
Block Quote
Type ```
(three backticks and a space) or ∼∼∼
(three tildes and a space) and a code block is instantly added for you.
Code Block
Markdown Shortcuts | Windows/Linux | Mac | |
Block Quote | > |
Ctrl Shift B |
Cmd Shift B |
Code Block | ``` or ~~~ |
Ctrl Alt C |
Cmd Alt C |
Alignment
While left text alignment is the default, you can center, right align and justify your text.
Windows/Linux | Mac | |
Left Align | Ctrl Shift L |
Cmd Shift L |
Centered | Ctrl Shift E |
Cmd Shift E |
Right Align | Ctrl Shift R |
Cmd Shift R |
Justify | Ctrl Shift J |
Cmd Shift J |
Horizontal Rule
Type three dashes (---
) or three underscores and a space (___
) at the beginning of a new line and it will magically transform into a horizontal rule.
Links
Pasted URLs will be transformed into links automatically. You can also use the link icon button in the editor toolbar to add a link and customize the linked text shown.
There are no keyboard shortcuts for this at the moment.
Images
Local images can be uploaded either by drag and drop, paste from clipboard or by selecting files from your device. A placement indicator will be show when drag and dropping images, otherwise the images will be added where the cursor is placed. Images can have a maximum size of 10 mb.
Images can be resized by clicking on them and then by dragging the corners.