Until these creator docs recieve a complete overhaul, here is a quick guide to formatting content for the new platform https://codingnomads.com

Links¶

Links use standard markdown syntax and will open in new tab by default:

[Google](https://google.com)

Links can add an optional title that is displayed as a tool-tip:

[Google](https://google.com "The best search engine for privacy")

Images¶

Images can be single-tag and require a src attribute:

[[img src="http://www.image.com/location"]]

Images support alt and title attributes (and should include them), values must be wrapped in double quotes:

[[img src="http://www.image.com/location" alt="image alt text" title="The Title of This Image"]]

Image tags can be written in a multi-line format, and also support a link attribute which opens in a new tab by default:

[[img
    src="http://www.image.com/location"
    alt="image alt text" 
    title="The Title of This Image"
    link="https://example.com"
]]

Videos¶

Videos are single-tag (no closing tag) and require an id attribute:

[[video id="77834767"]]

For Video lessons, please include the lesson description in the body above the embedded video:

In this video you'll explore a Spring Batch demo project with practical batch processing techniques, taking raw CSV data and processing it for storage in a MySQL database.

[[video id="764391747"]]

Notes¶

Notes require an opening and closing tag, and can contain markdown inside.

[[note]]
This is a note.
[This is a link](http://example.com).
This is still the same paragraph.
[[/note]]

Blank lines = a new paragraph in the rendered html:

[[note]]
This is a note [This is a link](http://example.com).

Hello, _this is Markdown_ and a second paragraph!

This is the third paragraph of a note with **bold**.
[[/note]]

Alerts¶

Alerts work the same way:

[[alert]]
This is an _alert_!
[[/alert]]

Learn by Doing¶

Require an opening and closing tags:

[[learn-by-doing]]
**Package:** `com.codingnomads.example`

This is a Learn by Doing!

[[/learn-by-doing]]

External Resources¶

For link blocks to additional resources:

[[external-resource src="https://example.com" link-text="Example Resource"]]

Checkout this _incredible_ resource!

[[/external-resource]]