Folders

A note’s folder is its category in front matter. This one sits in jekyll:

category: jekyll

Folders are one level deep: no folders inside folders. All Notes shows every note, whatever its folder.

Headings

The note title is the title in front matter. Inside a note, headings go from two levels down to six.

Third level

Fourth level

Fifth level

Sixth level

Text

A paragraph with emphasis, strong text, both at once, strikethrough, and inline code.
This line follows a hard line break.

Links: an inline link, a link with a title, and an autolink https://ramidem.github.io.

An abbreviation: HTML. A footnote reference.¹

Quotes

A blockquote. Good for things other people said.

A quote inside a quote.

Lists

• Unordered item
• Another item
  • Nested item
  • Another nested item

1. Ordered item
2. Second item
   1. Nested ordered item
3. Third item

• A finished task
• An open task

Definition term

The definition, from a kramdown definition list.

Code

# A fenced code block with syntax highlighting
def greet(name)
  puts "Hello, #{name}"
end

greet("notes") # => Hello, notes
3.times { |i| puts i }

Table

Image

Media

Markdown has no syntax for these, so each one is a one-line include from _includes/notes/.

Image with a caption

Video

Looping clip

YouTube

Play video: Me at the zoo

Audio

Link cards

Resume (PDF) A PDF is easier to read opened in its own tab than embedded in the page. ramidem.github.io

Above is a horizontal rule. Footnotes collect below.