History of TikiWikiSyntax
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Please enter a valid 'page_name', 'page_id' or 'content_id' to include in this page. Please enter a valid 'page_name', 'page_id' or 'content_id' to include in this page. For more detailed information, see the following:
TIP: Also see PluginsList; several Wiki plugins provide advanced text formatting capabilities. Quick ReferenceThe following is the same information you see when you click Wiki Quick Help while you're editing a Wiki page.Text Formatting Rules: Emphasis: '' for italics, __ for bold, ''__ for both Lists: * for bullet lists, # for numbered lists, ;term:definition for definiton lists 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] (that last form prevents the local Wiki from caching the page; please use that form for large pages!). Multi-page pages: use ..<!-- this tag is broken inside of "np"; I've fixed this in HEAD. -- rlpowell, 24 May 2004 -->.page... to separate pages. Misc: "!", "!!", "!!!" make_headings, "----" makes a horizontal rule "===text===" underlines text Title bar: "-=title=-" creates a title bar. Images: "{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 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 Drawings: {draw name=foo} creates an editable drawing named "foo". Tables: "||row1-col1|row1-col2|row1-col3 row2-col1|row2-col2col3||" creates a table RSS feeds: "{rss id=n max=m}" displays rss feed with id=n maximum=m items Simple box: "^Box content^" Creates a box with the data Dynamic content: "{content id=n}" Will be replaced by the actual value of the dynamic content block with id=n Colored text: "~~#FFEE33:some text~~" Will display using the indicated HTML color Center: "::some text::" Will display the text centered Non parsed sections: "~np~ data ~/np~" Prevents wiki parsing of the enclosed data. Preformated sections: "~pp~ data ~/pp~" Displays preformated text/code; no Wiki processing is done inside these sections (as with np), and the spacing is fixed (no word wrapping is done). Square Brackets: Use [[foo] to show [foo] (in the latest CVS version only). 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 indended with the same number of spaces that you used. Note that this mode does not ppreserve exact spacing and line breaks; use "~pp~ data ~/pp~" for that. Dynamic variables: "%name%" Inserts an editable variable 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 PluginModule for more information. Rendering Program Code: {CODE()}some code{CODE} will render "some code" as program code. This plugin has other options; see PluginCode. Direction: "{r2l}", "{l2r}", "{rm}", "{lm}" — Someone who understands these, please elaborate, and also update templates/tiki-edit_help.tpl — rlpowell Misc: "{toc}", "{maketoc}" prints out a table of contents for the current page based on ! headings, "{cookie}" — Someone who understands these, please elaborate, and also update templates/tiki-edit_help.tpl — rlpowell In addition, here is a guide to the plug-in syntax, which is displayed when you click Show Plugins Help in the Wiki quick help screen. More information on plug-ins is available: PluginsList.
Check if all these are on the wiki pages and in tiki-edit_help.tpl:
http://doc.tikiwiki.org has good pages about WikiSyntax. | Here, you see a list of Tikiwiki syntax markup options. If the content format of your site or of a single page is set to Tikiwiki format you can style and structure your content like described here. Apart from the wiki syntax called Tikiwiki, Bitweaver offers various other content formats. For any content format, data plugins let you include images, attachments, tabs, modules and loads of other functionality. To see a listing of the formatting options available on bitweaver.org, consult the tab titled "Format Help", available when editing a page. Emphasis
Lists
Wiki References
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Miscellaneous
Why use wiki syntax?Wiki syntax is a way to add word-processor like formatting to content in the website. Consisting of special characters that you enter along with the text, wiki syntax is designed for non-programmers be easy to use. E.g., typing __bold text__ with underscores creates bold text. Typing ((Wiki Syntax|link)) creates a Wiki Syntax to the page Wiki Syntax.QuicklinksEventually many users memorize the wiki syntax they use, but you don't have to. It the QuicklinksPackage package is enabled, the quicklink buttons above the edit window will apply the chosen formatting to any selected text.PluginsIf you are looking for a way to include CODE (with highlighting for various languages) or DIV or IMG and ATTACHMENT please refer to the list of data plugins. |