After "How quickly reprinted in CSDN blog", because they do not understand html markdown and knowledge, so it took some time to figure out how to reprint blog, the following steps to reprint CSDN blog and some knowledge of small notes.
Reference blog site: http://blog.csdn.net/bolu1234/article/details/51867099
CSDN blog reproduced steps:
1.CSDN blog page, right-click on [Check]
Click to check on the right page appears html code, as shown below
2. If you need to reprint the full text, then click on the selected side under article_content html code to automatically select the code box article_content relevant code
3. right article_content html code where selected, click on [copy], then click [copy outerHTML] can be, so far, html code for blog content replication to finish
4. New blog, paste in the above html markdown editor code.
! ! ! Note: It is markdown editor, CSDN blog default is html editor, modified to markdown editor in the blog settings. In html editor is unable to convert the html code into the blog content
Markdown and HTML knowledge related small
Markdown
Markdown is a plain text markup language, with emphasis on easy to read and easy to write, publishing beautiful, is a good tool to write blog, advantages similar to the word, but more simple and intuitive.
Markdown in windows, Linux and OS platform has the support of many editors
HTML：
HTML (English: HyperText Markup Language, referred to as: HTML) is a standard for creating a web page markup language. HTML is a basic technique, often with CSS, JavaScript is used to design pleasing pages, web applications, and user interface of mobile applications [1] with a number of sites. Web browsers can read HTML file and render it into a visualization page. HTML describes the structure of the semantics of a website along with the presentation of clues, making it a markup language rather than a programming language. -- [Wikipedia]
In fact, similar to HTML .txt text, except that the HTML tag contains a symbol;
HTML tags, there are two general configuration: single tag <...> tag or bis
HTML document is structured as follows:
