You can markup headings like so: # Heading One Creating ordered and unordered lists is as simple as this: - first item in an unordered list Rather than sending long, potentially unsightly URLs, you can easily convert them to nice, text-based links: There are some great articles on (). Simply copying the text and placing a > before it is super easy: > Should I click this email link saying I'll win $1MM? It's handy to be able to quote text in an email. Writing inline code is as easy at this: You could try `.element ) Codeīeing involved in web design and development, I often send code samples in emails. Here are some examples of what you can do. I often need to send longish emails, and it's great to be able to add headings, quotes, inline code, code blocks and lists to make the email readable and break up the content. It's really nice to be able to enhance emails with some HTML formatting, which is easy with Markdown. I tend to send email directly through Gmail in my browser.
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