A quote
> The best way to predict the
> future is to invent it.The best way to predict the future is to invent it.
Markdown blockquotes. Like an email reply.
Start a line with > and a space to quote it, just as email clients mark a reply. Everything else in Markdown works inside a quote.
On the left, what you type. On the right, what you get. Every result here was rendered by HushJot itself.
Quotes
Several paragraphs
> First paragraph.
>
> Second paragraph.First paragraph.
Second paragraph.
Put a lone > on the blank line between them, or the quote ends there.
A quote in a quote
> Did you see this?
>
> > We ship on Friday.
>
> Great news.Did you see this?
We ship on Friday.
Great news.
Formatting inside
> **Note:** bring
>
> - your laptop
> - a chargerNote: bring
- your laptop
- a charger
Bold, lists, links and code all work inside a quote.
Questions
Blockquotes, answered.
- How do I quote text in Markdown?
- Start each line with
>and a space. - How do I nest a quote?
- Use two:
> > quoted twice. - What about callouts like
> [!NOTE]? - Those are GitHub’s alerts, and Obsidian has a similar callout syntax. They are not standard Markdown; in HushJot and many other apps they show as an ordinary quote.
- Is there a shortcut?
- In HushJot, select the lines and press ⌘⇧. (Ctrl+Shift+. on Windows and Linux).
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