Here are some samples of formatted content using Markdown. Below each example is a code block that you can use to copy and paste into you own header to duplicate the formatting.

N.B.: in this version of Markdown, links must begin on new lines, and no formatting or line breaks are allowed in tables.

Basic image. Use #200px to set the image as 200 pixels wide. #600px for 600, etc. The maximum width is 1200px. Pro tip: Upload images to imgur.com if they're not already published online, and use the imgur link in your markdown.

![Alt text](https://placehold.jp/200x100.png#200px)

Heading level 1

Heading level 2

Heading level 3

Heading level 4

# Heading level 1
## Heading level 2
### Heading level 3
#### Heading level 4

Using tables for content alignment:

While you can't do complex multicolumn layouts, simple formatting of content -- images or plain text -- into columns is possible using Markdown tables. Basic syntax is below. Note the position of the colon : to set the column alignment. In addition to basic text, standard image and link formatting is also possible within tables.

| Left-aligned content using a table |
|:---|

| Centered content using a table |
|:---:|

| Right-aligned content using a table |
|---:|

A two-column table, aligned left and right.

| Left column | Right column |
|:---|---:|