CodeCode block
```js
const message = "Hello";
console.log(message);
```Markdown Cheatsheet
Use this Markdown cheatsheet when you need fast syntax for headings, links, lists, code blocks, tables and readable documentation.
Quick reference
Text
Heading
## HeadingBold
**bold**Italic
*italic*Inline code
`code`Links and media
Link
[label](https://example.com)Image
Blockquote
> QuoteDivider
---Lists and tables
Bullet
- ItemNumbered
1. ItemTask
- [ ] TaskTable
| A | B |Escaping and HTML
Escape punctuation
\*literal asterisk\*Inline HTML
Parser-dependentLine break
Two trailing spaces or <br>Behavior varies by Markdown flavor.
Autolink
<https://example.com>Document structure
Heading order
# then ## then ###Reference link
[Docs][docs] … [docs]: https://example.comFootnote
[^1]Extension support varies.
Language fence
```typescriptExamples
CodeSimple table
| Name | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Format | Markdown |CodeAccessible linked image
[](https://www.devkityard.com/components)Markdown FAQ
What is included in the Markdown cheatsheet?
Markdown Cheatsheet includes quick reference sections, practical examples, common mistakes, tips and links to related DevKitYard tools.
Is the Markdown cheatsheet interactive?
This cheatsheet is a static quick reference focused on concise commands, syntax and examples.
When should I use this Markdown reference?
Use it when you need to recall syntax, compare common patterns or avoid mistakes without opening a long tutorial.
What should I use after reading this cheatsheet?
Use related DevKitYard tools such as Markdown Formatter, Markdown to HTML, HTML to Markdown when you need to format, validate, generate or inspect real output.