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There are many guides and tutorials about the use of [_Markdown_](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markdown), but this time I want to highlight the commands that are most used and common, at least for me. .

### Text Justification:
<br>To justify the entire text of the publication, I only add two MarkDown lines, one at the beginning of the text and one at the end:

``` 
I write this at the beginning of the text of the publication: <div class="text-justify"><p>
and this at the end: </div>

It would stay like this in the text editor:

<div class="text-justify"><p>
...all the text of the publication...
</div>
```

### Alignment of Images:
<br>The images can be aligned to the center and to the right, by default they are automatically aligned to the left. Also, if the image is not your own, it is recommended to place the link of the source of the image, the following are the codes for this purpose:

* **Center Image:**
```
<center>link of the image</center>
<center>[Name of the Source](Link to the image source)</center>
```
> **Result:**
<center>https://i.pinimg.com/564x/0e/d5/2c/0ed52c2005090da8d64eac4a3a973bd5--valensole-plateau.jpg</center>
<center>[Pinterest](https://www.pinterest.cl/pin/254031235216051342/)</center>

* **Align Image to the right:**
```
<div class="pull-right">link of the image<p><a href="Link to the image source">
<center>Name of the Source</center></a></p></div>
```
> **Result:**
<div class="pull-right">https://i.pinimg.com/564x/0e/d5/2c/0ed52c2005090da8d64eac4a3a973bd5--valensole-plateau.jpg<p><a href="https://www.pinterest.cl/pin/254031235216051342/"><center>Pinterest</center></a></p></div>

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* **Align Image to the right:**
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<div class="pull-left">link of the image<p><a href="Link to the image source">
<center>Name of the Source</center></a></p></div>
```
> **Result:**<div class="pull-left">https://i.pinimg.com/564x/0e/d5/2c/0ed52c2005090da8d64eac4a3a973bd5--valensole-plateau.jpg<p><a href="https://www.pinterest.cl/pin/254031235216051342/"><center>Pinterest</center></a></p></div>
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### Links in text and images:
<br>This function is useful to avoid placing long directions _URL_ and to give a better appearance to the publication. To do this, it is only necessary to place the text or the  image to which we want the embedded the link to be between _brackets_, then, without leaving spaces, we place the URL between _parenthesis_:
```
Link in Text:
[text](link reference URL)

Link in Images:
[![name of the image](link of image)](link reference URL)

It would stay like this in the text editor:
Link in Text:
[Victor profile](https://steemit.com/@hevictor)

Link in Images:
[![Victor](https://steemitimages.com/DQmbpLprPvdqSzwJtku7Dwac5ZocN3bWkmDoWSSp3EqqkyN/perfil.JPG)](https://steemit.com/@hevictor)
```
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**Result:**

[Victor profile](https://steemit.com/@hevictor)<br>
[![Victor](https://steemitimages.com/DQmbpLprPvdqSzwJtku7Dwac5ZocN3bWkmDoWSSp3EqqkyN/perfil.JPG)](https://steemit.com/@hevictor)
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<center>**_I hope this information will be useful, until next time!_**</center>

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