Markdown

You can format the introduction, appendix and action plan description text of your PDFs using the lightweight markup language Markdown.

It's designed to be simple and easy to read, both as plain text and when converted into formatted content (e.g., headings, lists, links, etc.).

Find out more about Markdown: https://www.markdownguide.org/

Headers

You can insert headings with the hash: #

# Header 1

## Header 2

Bold Text

Wrap the text with double asterisks: Bold Text

Bullet Points

Use an asterisk for wach bullet point

• Item one

• Item two

• Item three

Numbered Lists

Put the number 1 in front of each list item and it will automatically create a numbered list:

1. Item

1. Item

1. Item

If you want the numbered list to start from any number other than 1, e.g. 7, you can start you list like this:

7. Item

1. Item

1. Item

Page Break

You can insert a page break to define sections of your introduction and appendix text.

Use the code: {PAGEBREAK}

There is no need to insert a page break when using a # Header 1.

A title formatted with # Header 1 will automatically start on a new page.