■ Using #

Example:
# Even for Cats

Insert # followed by a space to function as a heading.

# is a Large Heading

## is a Medium Heading

### is a Small Heading

■ Using *

Example:
*Even for Cats*

Using * adds decoration and meaning to text.

*Whispers or actions* **Loud voice / Bold** ***Bold Italic***

Lines with 3 or more * symbols, like ***, become a horizontal rule.

■ Using _

Example:
_Even for Cats_

Using _ adds decoration and meaning to text.

*Whispers or actions_ **Loud voice / Bold*_ ***Bold Italic**_

Lines with 3 or more _ symbols, like ___, become a horizontal rule.

■ Code blocks using `

Example:
```
Enclose with 3 or more ` symbols on both sides
```

Blank lines like this →

← are also recognized.
***
↑ Horizontal rules etc. cannot be drawn inside

As shown above, write the "same number" on the "lines" before and after. Everything inside the enclosure is output exactly as written.

■ InfoBox

```InfoBox
📅 Day: 
⏰ Time:
📍 Location:
☁️ Weather:
🎬 Situation:
[Cat-san]
🎯 Goal:
🤝 Relationship:
🎒 Inventory: Book
```

By writing this in the body text, you can freely place an InfoBox.

■ Inline code using `

Example:
1. Write on one line
`Even for Cats`
` Spaces before and after are OK `
```Any number of ` can be connected```

2. If enclosing across lines, max 2 symbols
``
Even for Cats
``

Writing with ` creates inline code. Line breaks are replaced by spaces. It is deactivated if a blank line is inserted.

Even for Cats can understand Spaces before and after are OK Any number of ` can be connected Enclosed writing