Write a Blog on Hashnode (Guide)
Get started with your Hashnode blogging journey.
Introduction
Hey, congratulations on taking the first step on your Hashnode journey. Here I will be diving into, how to get your first blog up and running in a few minutes so let's get into it.
Let's do a bunch of stuff with text formatting first.
Text formatting
Bold and Italics
You can use bold, or you can choose to use italics, or you can even choose to use bold and italic together.
Writing the same line using the Hashnode command,
Links
You can use Links like this ๐
Or you can embed a link using
Writing the same line using the Hashnode command,
Quotes
โYou only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.โ - Mae West
Using the ">" symbol before your text, you can add a quote to your blog.
Headers
Hashnode supports H1 to H6 headers.
#H1
##H2
###H3
####H4
#####H5
######H6
Add space between the "#" and Your text to make it operational.
Code snippet
Code snippet addition is an important feature of Hashnode in my opinion.
// This way I can add code
Writing the same line using the Hashnode command,
Bullet points
You can add bullet points
- This
- Is
- Bullet
- List
- This
- Is
- Numbered
- List
Writing the same line using the Hashnode command,
Series
Hashnode provides this amazing feature called series where you can create a new series and add blogs to their own sub-section of the topic. You can find it in settings.
Publish
With this you are good to go on the basics, just a combination of all the above mentioned items you will be able to do most of the things.
Table of contents
You can add a table of contents for your blog. When you hit on publishing you will see a checkbox for "Generate a table of content?"
SEO
You can add metadata for your blog when you hit on publish. Using this is a good practice.
Conclusion
Writing a blog on Hashnode on "Get started with Hashnode blog" is a very meta thing. I am writing this blog as I received multiple queries on how to get started. Hopefully, this helped.
Now, get started with creating amazing blogs. I would love to see you all in the Hashnode community.
All the best!