Markdown Syntax (JupyterLab IDE)

In this video I explore the use of markdown to create a file with formatted text, headings, bullet points, tables, code, equations, links and images using the JupyterLab IDE. The markdown syntax can be used in an Interactive Python Notebook File to create a notebook with Python code alongside all of the above. The .ipynb file format is geared to replace .docx and .pdf formats used for scientific publications.
The written version of this guide is available here:
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[@kisho2679]

How can the titles be numbered automatically?

[@philipyip1988]

Markdown is a basic language using a simple syntax for most common tasks and as far as I know, natively doesn't have automatically numbered headings. It can however be complemented with HTML and CSS to change the default style of a HTML element (which apply to markdown headings) but this is more advanced.