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This Markdown Formatting Guide is designed to help you create visually organized mind maps. By using the provided syntax, you can easily format your text to produce branches, blocks, lists, and other essential elements for your mind map. Let's dive in!
Using lists, you can to create branches in your mind map. Each list item will appear as a separate branch.
# my mind map
- branch 1
- branch 2
- text
- text
You can also use special text formatting:
Example Branch
- **example branch**
Example Branch
- ~~example branch~~
Example Branch
- *example branch*
Example Branch
- `example branch`
To add this to your mind map, use the following text:
- ordered list
1. branch
2. branch
Each list item will create a branch on your mind map.
To add a link to your mind map, simply use the markdown syntax for links:
[my website](https://example.com)
This will render a clickable link on your mind map.
To create a code block, simply wrap your code in triple backticks (```), followed by the language (optional):
### inline code
```js
console.log('hello, javascript')
```
This will render a code block in your mind map:
To add tables, use the standard markdown table format. Here's an example:
### tables
| products | price |
|-|-|
| apple | 4 |
| banana | 2 |
This will render a table in your mind map with two columns and multiple rows:
You can also add images to your mind map by using the following markdown syntax:

This will display the image directly in your mind map.
Sounds complicated? Try it out!