Basic Text Formatting Rules

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Below are the text formatting rules when in online text edit mode.

Basic commands

• Italics: word surrounded by 2 single quotes ''Hello'' --> Hello
• Bold: word surrounded by 2 single underscores __Hello__ --> Hello
• Bold and Italics: word surrounded by 2 single underscores+quotes __''Hello''__ --> Hello
• Underlined: ===text=== ---> text
• Centered: ::some text:: Will display the text centered
• Lists:
  • * for bullet lists,
  • # for numbered lists,
  • ;term:definition for definiton lists
• Headings: !Title 1, !!Title 2, !!!Title 3, etc make_headings,
• Horizontal rule: ---- makes a horizontal rule
• Title bar: -=title=- creates a title bar.
• Simple box: ^Box content^ creates a box with the data
• Colored text: ~~#FFEE33:some text~~ will display some text using the indicated HTML color
• Square Brackets: Use [[foo] to show [foo]

Links

• Wiki References: JoinCapitalizedWords or use ((page)) or ((page|desc)) for wiki references.
• ))SomeName(( prevents referencing
• External links: use square brackets for an external link: [URL] or [URL|link_description] or [URL|description|nocache].

Images

• Syntax: "{img src=http://example.com/foo.jpg width=200 height=100 align=center link=http://www.yahoo.com desc=foo}" displays an image height width desc link and align are optional

• Easy upload process: use the upload button at the bottom of the edit page. Select the file from your disk and click the preview button. You will then see the image appear in preview. A command line has automatically been inserted in your text edit page.

Tables

• "||row1-col1|row1-col2|row1-col3||||row2-col1|row2-col2|row2-col3||" creates the following table:

row1-col1

row1-col2

row1-col3

row2-col1

row2-col2

row2-col3

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Advanced stuff

• RSS feeds: "{rss id=n max=m}" displays rss feed with id=n maximum=m items
• Dynamic content: "{content id=n}" Will be replaced by the actual value of the dynamic content block with id=n
• Non parsed sections: "~np~ data ~/np~" Prevents parsing data.
• Non cacheable images: "{img src=http://example.com/foo.jpg?nocache=1 width=200 height=100 align=center link=http://www.yahoo.com desc=foo}" displays an image height width desc link and align are optional
• Preformated sections: "~pp~ data ~/pp~" Displays preformated text/code; no Wiki processing is done inside these sections.
• Block Preformatting: Indent text with any number of spaces to turn it into a monospaced block that still follows other Wiki formatting instructions. It will be indented with the same number of spaces that you used.
• Insert Module Output: {MODULE(module=>some_module)}text{MODULE} can be used to insert the output of module "some_module" into your Wiki page. See Plugin Module for more information.
• Rendering Program Code: {CODE()}some_code{CODE} will render some_code as program code. This plugin has other options; see Plugin Code.