This page showcases the look of different header levels.

In Markdown, you make a header by prefacing the section title with a number of # symbols, up to a maximum of six (for <h6>).

Using headers to delineate content sections has some advantages:

Headers will automatically have a slugified id added, to facilitate linking to particular sections using anchors.
A table of contents (in the right sidebar by default) will be automatically generated according to the declared headers—as long as there are at least three of them.

h1 headers

Invoke header level 1 by writing:

# Lorem

h2 headers

Invoke header level 2 by writing:

## Ipsum

Invoke header level 3 by writing:

### Flotsam and Jetsum

Invoke header level 4 by writing:

#### Wingardium Leviosa

Invoke header level 5 by writing:

##### Adamantium

Invoke header level 6 by writing:

###### Plotdevicium

This section here at the bottom exists merely to trigger the table of contents to generate on this page, so that you can see how it looks. Cheers!