The Gemini Markup

The gemini markup text is simple, there isn’t almost no learning cure to get into the markup.

## Text

There isn’t to much to talk about the text itself. Like this one is one paragraph this means one long line is.

A another paragraph, just leave a blank line in between to make paragraphs

## Headings

Gemini only supports three levels of headings

# Heading

## Sub-heading

### Sub-sub-heading

There is only one details, you must leave a blank space after the hashtag (#)

List

The format for a list is simple as

* Mercury
* Gemini
* Apollo

In here you must leave a blank space after the asterisk (*)

## Blockquotes

Blockquotes start with a greater than sing (>) per line

> Gemtext supports blockquotes. The quoted content is written as a single long line

Or you can make a long single line and separate each block with (>)

## Links

The only problem with links in gemini is that inline links are not supported, but the syntax is simple as

=> https://example.com    A cool website
=> gopher://example.com   An even cooler gopherhole
=> gemini://example.com   A supremely cool Gemini capsule
=> sftp://example.com

The only rule here is that you must leave a black space after the address, this is you want to have a nice name for the link. Also you can do somethin like

=>https://example.com A cool website
=>gopher://example.com      An even cooler gopherhole
=> gemini://example.com A supremely cool Gemini capsule
=>   sftp://example.com

Gemini not complain to much with links. If you leave a link without name the browser will show the full address.

## Preformatedd Text

A line which starts with three backticks (```) and end with tree of them. To show a example of this is hard to do it in here.

But all the headers you see with fancy latter use the preformateed text

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