garandos/cheatsheets/emacs/emacs.markdown.cheatsheet.md

Doom Emacs Markdown Cheatsheet

📝 Getting Started

• Open any .md file - Doom automatically enables markdown-mode
• You'll get syntax highlighting, proper indentation, and markdown-specific features

⌨️ Key Markdown Commands (with Evil/Vim bindings)

Formatting Text:

• SPC m b - Bold text
• SPC m i - Italic text
• SPC m c - Inline code
• SPC m C - Code block
• SPC m s - Strikethrough

Headers:

• SPC m h - Insert header (prompts for level 1-6)
• SPC m H - Insert header with underline style

Lists:

• SPC m l - Insert unordered list item
• SPC m L - Insert ordered list item

Links & Images:

• SPC m l l - Insert link
• SPC m l i - Insert image
• SPC m l u - Insert URL

Navigation:

• ]] - Next header
• [[ - Previous header
• SPC m o - Open outline/table of contents

👁️ Live Preview

• SPC m p - Preview in browser
• SPC m P - Export to HTML

📊 Tables

• SPC m t - Table commands
• SPC m t t - Insert table
• TAB - Navigate between cells
• S-TAB - Navigate backward between cells

🎯 Useful Evil Bindings in Markdown

• TAB - Cycle folding of headers
• S-TAB - Cycle folding globally
• RET - Follow links
• M-RET - Insert new list item

🧪 Test Examples

Sample Formatting

This is bold text and this is italic text.

Here's some inline code and a code block:

# Code block example
echo "Hello from markdown!"

Sample List

• Checkbox item 1
• Completed checkbox
• Regular bullet point

Sample Table

Feature	Shortcut	Description
Bold	SPC m b	Make text bold
Italic	SPC m i	Make text italic
Preview	SPC m p	Preview in browser

🚀 Pro Tips

1. Use SPC m o to get an outline view for navigation
2. TAB on headers to fold/unfold sections
3. RET on links to follow them
4. Use SPC m p to preview your markdown in a browser
5. Create checklists with - [ ] syntax

📚 Quick Reference

• All markdown commands start with SPC m
• Use SPC m ? or C-h m to see all available commands
• Navigation between headers: ]] (next) and [[ (previous)
• Toggle folding: TAB (local) and S-TAB (global)