My Guide to Markdown in Next.js

What is Markdown?

Markdown is a lightweight markup language.

Features of Markdown

• Easy to write.

• Supports images and links.

• Integrates with Next.js easily.

Here is an example code block:

console.log("Hello, Markdown!"); 

SEO and Accessibility Tips

• Use descriptive alt text for all images.

• Use semantic headings (#, ##) to structure your content.

• Ensure all links have meaningful anchor text.

• Test the blog on mobile devices for responsive design.

With these enhancements, your Markdown files will be well-optimized and highly functional for a modern Next.js blog.

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Adding Images

Alt text: Text displayed if the image can't load (important for accessibility and SEO). path/to/image: Relative path to the image (e.g., in the /public/images directory). Optional Title: Tooltip text displayed on hover.

Adding Links

Basic Markdown Links

Link Text

Embedding Videos

Using Markdown (Link to a Video)

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Adding Code Blocks

Inline Code Use backticks for inline code: To install Next.js, run npm install next.

Code Block with Syntax Highlighting Use triple backticks and specify the language: javascript const greet = () => { console.log("Hello, World!"); };

Test Heading 2

Adding Subtopics

This is Subtopic 1

This is normal text

This is Subtopic 2

This is normal text

Adding Callouts or Alerts

You can style blockquotes for alerts:

Note: This is an important note.

Adding Lists

Unordered List

• Item 1

• Item 2

  • Sub-item

Ordered List

1. Step 1

2. Step 2