How do I center the text from my HTML code in Markdown?

I am trying to create a header featuring four links to reference points below on a page in my website. I've gotten the words appropriately spaced and I now only need to center the four words. I've attached a screenshot of my conundrum as my site is not yet live. I'd like the top four words (the HTML references) to match the bottom four words (just plain old text that is centered) Any help is appreciated!

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You could forgo the whole Markdown Block and just link up the text you already have, no?

There is, though, a way in Markdown to center text but it involves a little elementary HTML. One surrounds the text to be centered with a div having these attributes: style="text-align: center;" markdown="1".

Thus:

<div style="text-align: center;" markdown="1">This line is centered.  This second line too.  (for a line-break, end the prior line with two spaces)</div>This following text will be left justified by default.

Or, for example,

<h3 style="text-align: center;" markdown="1">This is a level 3 heading.</h3>

Experiment with a code block.

Some authors say, though, that CSS is the better practice. The Ghost Blogging Support Forum: Justified Text.

Thank you! This worked for me!

This is so close to working for me! My only issue is that I want it to be the normal body copy. Any idea what the style is for that instead of h3? I tried a few things and didn't have much luck without drastically altering the spacing.