With Markdown, in addition to headings and bullet points, you can bold text and add links. 

This will also make your text more readable. 

Bold Text

Enclosing text in ** (two asterisks) will bold text. 

Enclosing text in * (one asterisk) will italicize text.

There are instances where you must add a space before and after the asterisk. 

Example:

This is *italicized* text.
This is **bold** text.
This is ***Italics and Bold Text*** text.

Anchor

Use an anchor to jump to a specific page.

You can note an anchor in the following format:.

Example:

[jump](#Anchor to jump)

If the URL is a note published on Kibela, the link text will be automatically noted as the title. 

To open a link in a separate tab, write the URL in "URL" and the title in "LINK".

<a href="URL" target="_blank">LINK</a>

Tables

Create tables by separating headings and content with | and separate headings and content with -- and |.

Example:

Heading 1 | Heading 2 | Heading 3 
-- | -- | -- |
Content 1 | Content 2 | Content 3

To paste spreadsheet data from Excel or Google, you can use CSV format.

For details, please see this page.

Code

To enter lines of code or file names, enclose in ` (backticks). 

Code notation will be noted in monospaced font. 

Code Blocks

To create code blocks, use fenced code blocks by using ```(3 backticks) or ~ ~ ~ (three tildes) on the lines before and after the code block. 

You can specify a language after the backticks or tilde to enable syntax highlighting. 

The language can also be auto-detected from the file name, however this may not always be 100% accurate. In that case, you can explicitly set the language with `language: filename` such as `ruby:Gemfile`

Example:

PlantUML Syntax

To use PlantUML, use the label ```{plantuml}. 

With PlantUML, you can create UML diagrams such as sequence and component diagrams.

Example:

*We used to support the label ```plantuml``` but we currently encourage users to use ```{plantuml}```. For sample PlantUML, please refer to Real World PlantUML (link). 

LaTeX Syntax

To use LaText syntax, use the label ```{latext}``` to write equations with MathJax. In addition, use `$`...` $` for inlineMath, which allows you to embed equations in text.

Example: 

For sample LaTeX notations by MathJax, please refer to the MathJax basic tutorial and quick reference.