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This page explains how you can use the Wiki Markup language to create headings and lists, and to format text and paragraphs for your pages. One can automatically generate a Table of Contents for a page by creating a heading. Please note that in the STNE-Wiki both Wiki-code and HTML commands may be used. However, they should be used sparingly to avoid conflicts with alternative skins. This particularly applies to the use of different colors.
Text Formatting
| What it looks like | What you write |
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| italic bold | ''italic'' '''bold''' '''''italic and bold''''' (There are several apostrophe options [exactly taken, signs for code, no quotes, and no accent - Press Shift+#.) |
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You can |
You can <strike>strikethrough</strike> or <s>strikethrough</s> words, and <u>underline</u> them. (Text should be formatted normally, so these are preferably not used!) |
| Text superscript | <sup>superscript</sup> |
| Text subscript | <sub>subscript</sub> |
centered
| <div align="center">centered</div> |
right aligned
| <div align="right">right aligned</div> |
left aligned
| <div align="left">left aligned</div> |
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A horizontal line: Text before and after. | A horizontal line: Text before ---- and after. |
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A single linefeed is ignored. But a blank line produces a new paragraph. A new line is forced by <br/>. |
A single linefeed is ignored. But a blank line produces a new paragraph. A new line is forced by <br/>. (This should be avoided whenever possible to reduce page size.) |
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Here is some text and an | Here is some text and an <!-- invisible comment --> |
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[[Wiki-Syntax]] is not [[Observed|observed]]. | <nowiki>[[Wiki-Syntax]] is not [[Observed|observed]].</nowiki> |
Section Headings and Itemized Lists
| What it looks like | What you write |
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SectionSubsectionSmaller Subsection |
== Section == === Subsection === ==== Smaller Subsection ==== |
marks the end of the list.
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* ''Unordered'' lists are easy to do: ** Start every line with a star. *** More stars indicate a deeper level. ** A new line in a list marks the end of the list. * A single bullet can also be used to denote an important point. |
A new line marks the end of the list.
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# ''Numbered'' lists are: ## Very organized, and ## Easy to follow. A new line marks the end of the list. # New numbering starts with 1 again. |
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; Term : Definition of term ; Concept : Definition of concept |
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:A colon at the start of a line ::causes the line to be indented, :::very commonly used on Talk pages. |
| * One can list, *: And indent, *:: And even combine, *# And nest, *#* As has been done here. |
If a line begins with a space,
it is formatted
just as it was written.
The default character set and
character width are used. The
lines are not wrapped.
This is useful for: * Displaying preformatted text, * Show programming code or algorithms, * Diagrams designed using symbols, * Making simple tables. CAUTION: If you make your lines too long, you will generate a very broad display making it difficult to read. |
If a line begins with a space,
it is formatted
just as it was written.
The default character set and
character width are used. The
lines are not wrapped.
This is useful for:
* Displaying preformatted text,
* Show programming code or algorithms,
* Diagrams designed using symbols,
* Making simple tables.
CAUTION: If you make your lines too long,
you will generate a very broad display
making it difficult to read.
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