Difference between revisions of "Wiki Editing Help"

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Simple editing is one of the major benefits of using a wiki. Users can edit pages without knowing HTML, and still use many of the formatting features of HTML. Please feel free to experiment in the Sandbox.

Basic Text

Most text does not require any special changes for wiki form. A few basic rules are:

Do not indent paragraphs.
Leave a single blank line between paragraphs.
To create a horizontal line, type 4 or more minus/dash/hyphen (-) characters.
There is no need to encode HTML characters like , or &.

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 * To create a horizontal line, type 4 or more minus/dash/hyphen (-) characters.
 * There is no need to encode HTML characters like <, >, or &.
-===Bold, Italic and Fixed-width Text===
-To mark text as <b>bold</b>, <i>italic</i> or <code>fixed-width</code>, you can use the HTML <nowiki><b></nowiki>, <nowiki><i></nowiki> and code tags. For example:
- <nowiki><b> bold </b></nowiki>,
- <nowiki><i> italic </i></nowiki>,
- <nowiki><b> <i> bold+italic </i> </b></nowiki>.
-Note that MediaWiki (like most Wikis) processes pages line-by-line, so if you want three bold lines of text, you will need to use three separate <nowiki><b>...</b></nowiki> tags.  Also note that unclosed or unmatched tags are not removed from the page.
-MediaWiki also implements the old "quote style" of text formatting, which is used on several wikis.  Briefly:
-<pre>
-''Two single quotes are italics'',
-'''three single quotes are bold''',
-'''''five single quotes are bold and italic.'''''
-</pre>
-looks like:
-''Two single quotes are italics'',
-'''three single quotes are bold''',
-'''''five single quotes are bold and italic.'''''
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