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Basic Headings Test
This file tests markdown heading syntax, including all heading levels and alternate syntax forms.
Heading Levels
Headings are created using number signs (#) followed by a space and the heading text. The number of # symbols determines the heading level.
Heading Level 1
Heading Level 2
Heading Level 3
Heading Level 4
Heading Level 5
Heading Level 6
Best Practices
Always include a space between the number signs and the heading text for compatibility across markdown processors.
Correct: Space after
#Incorrect: No space after #
Blank Lines
For best compatibility, include blank lines before and after headings.
This paragraph is before the heading.
Heading with blank lines
This paragraph is after the heading.
Without blank lines, this might not render correctly.
Heading without blank lines
This text might be treated as part of the heading.
Alternate Syntax (Setext)
Heading level 1 can also be created using equals signs (=) on the line below the text.
Heading Level 1
Heading level 2 can be created using hyphens (-) on the line below the text.
Heading Level 2
Headings with Formatting
Headings can contain inline formatting like bold and italic text.
Heading with Bold Text
Heading with Italic Text
Heading with Bold and Italic Text
Heading with Code Text
Headings with Links
Headings can contain links.
Heading with Link
Heading with Reference Link
Long Headings
This tests how headings handle very long text that might wrap across multiple lines on smaller screens or in narrow containers.
This is a very long heading that contains many words and should demonstrate how the markdown processor handles headings that extend beyond a single line of text
Special Characters in Headings
Headings can contain various special characters and punctuation.
Heading with Numbers: 123
Heading with Symbols: !@#$%^&*()
Heading with Quotes: "Hello World"
Heading with Parentheses (Like This)
Heading with Brackets [Like This]
Heading with Braces {Like This}
Multiple Headings
Multiple headings of the same or different levels can appear consecutively.
First H1
Second H1
First H2
Second H2
First H3
Second H3
Edge Cases
Heading with Only Spaces
Heading with Trailing Spaces
Heading with trailing spaces
Heading Starting with Number Sign
#Heading that starts with a number sign
Very Short Heading
A
Heading with Only Special Characters
!@#$%^&*()
Source: basic-headings.md