How to use markdown

Here is a cheatsheet of Markdown to help you format.

Headings – Start a line with# or## or### followed by a space to create a heading 1, heading 2 or heading 3 (up to heading 6 if {@link module:heading/heading~HeadingConfig#options} defines more headings).
Bulleted list – Start a line with* or- followed by a space.
Numbered list – Start a line with1. or1) followed by a space.
To-do list – Start a line with[ ] followed by a space.
Block quote – Start a line with> followed by a space.
Code block – Start a line with```.
Horizontal line – Start a line with---.

If you like to mix and match using Markdown with accessible keyboard shortcuts, then here is a cheatsheet of CKEditor 5 keyboard shortcuts.

Action	PC	Mac
Copy	`Ctrl` + `C`	`⌘` + `C`
Paste	`Ctrl` + `V`	`⌘` + `V`
Paste plain text and inherit target formatting	`Ctrl` + `Shift` + `V`	`⌘` + `Shift` + `V`
Undo	`Ctrl` + `Z`	`⌘` + `Z`
Redo	`Ctrl` + `Y` `Ctrl` + `Shift` + `Z`	`⌘` + `Y` `⌘` + `Shift` + `Z`
Select all	`Ctrl` + `A`	`⌘` + `A`
Bold	`Ctrl` + `B`	`⌘` + `B`
Italic	`Ctrl` + `I`	`⌘` + `I`
Link	`Ctrl` + `K`	`⌘` +`K`
Insert a hard break (e.g. a new paragraph)	`Enter`
Insert a soft break (i.e. a`<br>`)	`Shift` + `Enter`
Nest the current list item (when in a list)	`Tab`
Move out of link or inline style	`←←` / `→→`
When a widget is selected (for example: image, table, horizontal line, etc.)
Insert a new paragraph directly after a widget	`Enter`
Insert a new paragraph directly before a widget	`Shift` + `Enter`
Display the caret to allow typing directly before a widget	`↑` / `←`
Display the caret to allow typing directly after a widget	`↓` / `→`
In a table cell
Move the selection to the next cell	`Tab`
Move the selection to the previous cell	`Shift` + `Tab`
Insert a new table row (when in the last cell of a table)	`Tab`
Navigate through the table	`↑` / `→` / `↓` / `←`