Headers
# -> Large Header
## -> Medium Header
### -> Small header
Note: The first two ("#" and "##") will be nested in GitBook's jump-to-section table; the third ("###") is decorative.
Notices
Hints
Prefix it with "Hint:" and one of these types:
Info - General information
Warning - Important cautions
Danger - Critical alerts
Success - Positive outcomes
Example:
Hint: Info - You can use <joininguser> to mention the user
Quotes
Prefix it with "Quote:". Example:
Quote: Enter your username here
Codeblock
Use standard markdown codeblocks, then disclose the code type below it. Example:
```
print("Hello World")
```
Python
Images & Blocks
Images
Upload the image you wish between the content where you want it to appear.
Tables
Prefix it with Table: then use Head: for the header row. Add each following row in the correct order. Example layout:
Table:
Head: Feature, FREE, PRO
Anonymous Support
❌
✅
AutoPublish Channels
5
50
Tabs
For Tabs, prefix with Tab: then prefix each entry with the tab name on its own line and the tab content on the next. Example:
Tab:
Tab 1: My Dog
I like my dog, he's cute
Tab 2: My Cat
I like my cat, she's also cute :)
Other Blocks
Markdown has many built-in blocks and features. You're welcome to use them — just disclose which block you used and a short explanation of why.
Testing
We recommend previewing markdown files locally to test these entries. It helps validate formatting before publishing.