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## Conclusion
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Now that we’ve finally gotten through the work of creating the page and linking it correctly to the rest of the site, we can discuss how you format things in Markdown. I will at this point note that the site is designed to be pretty simple and uniform in it’s presentation as well as being text centric. But we will also cover how to add images and embedded video in the Advanced Formatting section.
So as alluded to earlier, markdown has a specific way of adding emphasis and text formatting. If you were involved in early forum culture or some light web design this may be fairly familiar.
Unlike with a word processor (word, pages, open office, etc.) all formatting instruction are written in line with the text. This is similar to HTML formatting or coding, but is done with a much simpler / faster syntax. (If that all sounds complex, don’t worry it’s incredibly easy, just specific.)
One nice thing Is that the markdown editor on the site will visually display when you use most formatting correctly. (i.e. if you use the code for **Bold** correctly it will show the text in bold on the edit screen. Or it may display a # Heading in blue to confirm that it sees the heading formatting.)
# Footnotes
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