How to: Editing a document
(For an overview of more editing options check out the Wikipedia Cheatsheet)./ Note: this wiki doesn't support (yet) all the WIKI options.
Click the 'Edit'-button on any article page and you will be presented with an text editing option. Within the edit form, you'll see the plain text of the article, but with a bit of special styling instructions for the formatting of the page.
Don't forget to Save Changes when you have finished editing; click the Save button below the text editing box. If you wish, enter some text in the Summary describing what you've changed before saving.
Cancel if you want to disregard your changes.
PARAGRAPH FORMATING==heading== creates a heading
---- creates a horizontal rule
FONT OPTIONS
~italic~ makes text italic. Example: italic
#bold# makes text bold. Example: bold
LIST
Starting a line with a * makes it a bullet list. Example
bullit 1
bullit 2
bullit 3
TABLE
You can create a table by:
column headers are defined by typing a double pipe
preceding each cell value with a pipe: |
new rows are started by typing on a new line. Example:
| column heading 1 | column heading 2 |
|---|
| cel 1.1 | cel 1.2 |
| cel 2.1 | cell 2.2 |
URL LINKS
[http://example.com linkname] is used for external URL links
[wiki:WikiWord alternate text] is used to link to a wiki page with alternate text
[[your wiki page name]] is used for a non-CamelCase wiki page link
LINK TO OBJECTS
[file:filename linkname] is used to link to a file attached to this page
[image:filename]is used to display a graphic file attached to this page
[image:filename left] aligns an image left, [image:filename right] aligns it right
HTML CODE
Allowed HTML is:
* < code >
* < pre >,
* < blockquote >,
* < center >,
* < s >
Examples:
pre
BlockQuote
Center
s
OTHERS
To prevent wiki formatting, put text inside a block
Starting a line with a blank space makes it monospaced