Example Resource Page

Markdown is a basic way to write content, without needing to know how to program. It is a simple way to format text.

How to write markdown

Markdown uses a simple syntax to format text. Here are some examples:

• Bold text is written with two asterisks: **Bold text**, Italic text is written with one asterisk: *Italic text*
• Headings are written with a # symbol: # Heading 1, ## Heading 2, ### Heading 3
• Lists are written with a - symbol: - List item 1, - List item 2
• Links are written with square brackets and parentheses: [Link text](https://example.com)
• Images are written with an exclamation mark, square brackets, and parentheses: ![Alt text](https://example.com/image.jpg)
• Quotes are written with a > symbol: > Quote text

For more information on markdown syntax, you can refer to the Markdown Guide.

How to add a new page

To add a new page, create a new .md file in the src/pages/resources directory. You can use this file as a template to get started.

Setting the title, publication date, description, image, and tags at the top of the file lets the website know how to display the page.

Some examples:

Here you see an image

Here you see a quote:

“This really is a Jurrassic Park” - Scientist