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This is quite easy, use single [] or double <nowiki>[[ ]]</nowiki>.
This is quite easy, use single [] or double <nowiki>[[ ]]</nowiki>.
*Internal links: <nowiki>[[Support Home]]</nowiki> = [[Support Home]].
*Internal links: <nowiki>[[Rules]]</nowiki> = [[Rules]].
*Named internal links: <nowiki>[[Support Home | Home for support]]</nowiki> = [[Support Home | Home for support]].
*To assist you when creating internal links within sentences, you may uncapitalize the first letter of the article: <nowiki>&ldquo;read the [[rules]] for editing&rdquo;</nowiki> = &ldquo;read the [[rules]] for editing&rdquo;.
*Named internal links: <nowiki>[[Rules | rules for editing]]</nowiki> = [[Rules | rules for editing]].
*Contracted external links: <nowiki>[http://mozilla.org/]</nowiki> = [http://mozilla.org/].
*Contracted external links: <nowiki>[http://mozilla.org/]</nowiki> = [http://mozilla.org/].
*Named external links: <nowiki>[http://mozilla.org/  Mozilla Home]</nowiki> = [http://mozilla.org/  Mozilla Home].
*Named external links: <nowiki>[http://mozilla.org/  Mozilla Home]</nowiki> = [http://mozilla.org/  Mozilla Home].
*Explicit external links: <nowiki>[http://mozilla.org/ http://mozilla.org/]</nowiki> = [http://mozilla.org/ http://mozilla.org/].
*Explicit external links: <nowiki>&ldquo;visit http://mozilla.org/ now&rdquo;</nowiki> = &ldquo;visit http://mozilla.org/ http://mozilla.org/ now&rdquo;.


*Any trick with anchors works in the wiki too.
*Any trick with anchors works in the wiki too.

Revision as of 11:09, 11 April 2005

Character Formatting

Emphasis

  • ''Double apostrophes'' = Double apostrophes
  • '''Triple apostrophes''' = Triple apostrophes
  • '''''Five apostrophes''''' = Five apostrophes

Code

Code may be entered as monospace lines by beginning a line with a space. Formatting is preserved. For example:

for(int a=0;a<1;a++)
   {
     do_something();
   }    

HTML and Wiki-code is still processed in monospace lines.

URLs, Links

This is quite easy, use single [] or double [[ ]].

  • Internal links: [[Rules]] = Rules.
  • To assist you when creating internal links within sentences, you may uncapitalize the first letter of the article: “read the [[rules]] for editing” = “read the rules for editing”.
  • Named internal links: [[Rules | rules for editing]] = rules for editing.
  • Contracted external links: [http://mozilla.org/] = [1].
  • Named external links: [http://mozilla.org/ Mozilla Home] = Mozilla Home.
  • Explicit external links: “visit http://mozilla.org/ now” = “visit http://mozilla.org/ http://mozilla.org/ now”.
  • Any trick with anchors works in the wiki too.

Document structure

Section headers: =Header Example= gives you a:

Header Example

which will add an entry to the table of contents. Subsections: in order to have subsections, add one more equal sign to both sides of the code (====Subheader Example====)

Subheader Example

and adds an entry to the table of contents. Note: there are six levels of document headers in MediaWiki, hence six different header code (largest header has one equal sign, second largest has two, etc.)

Lists

Lists: *,# at the beginning of a line gives

  • Unordered list
  1. Ordered list

For levels of lists, add more *,#s:

    • Unordered list
    1. Ordered list

Indented Text

When you use the : (colon) at the beginning of a line it will be indented.
For example:

:Hello I am the indented line
:Hello I am the next indented line.

Gives:

Hello I am the indented line
Hello I am the next indented line.

Tables

Tables are explained on a separate page.

Miscellaneous

  • For those of us that like center aligned text: <center>'''Me'''</center>

gives you:

Me

Signatures

  • Sign with nickname: ~~~ = Heroist .
  • Nickname and date: ~~~~ = Heroist 09:27, 31 Jan 2004 (PST).

More Information

More advanced editing is explained at Wikipedia's MetaWiki.