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then it shows up monospaced, like this - | then it shows up monospaced, like this - | ||
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* Use stars for bullet points | * Use stars for bullet points | ||
# Use hashes for numbered lists | # Use hashes for numbered lists | ||
# like this. | # like this. | ||
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===<nowiki>===</nowiki>equals signs for headings<nowiki>===</nowiki>=== | ===<nowiki>===</nowiki>equals signs for headings<nowiki>===</nowiki>=== | ||
Revision as of 11:50, 18 November 2005
About the Wiki
If you see a red link, then there's nothing on that page yet. If you follow the link, you can create the page.
How to write wiki code
To make a link in your text, put [[double square brackets]] around a word or phrase.
- Carriage returns are not shown unless you make two of them
If you start a line with a space then it shows up monospaced, like this - great for code examples.
For larger preformatted text passages you can use the <pre>a lot of text</pre> tag.
- Use stars for bullet points
- Use hashes for numbered lists
- like this.
===equals signs for headings===
Here's a wiki markup cheat sheet from Wikipedia.
User Pages
By the way, if you want to make a link to your user page, there is a magical way - type three tildes like this ~~~.
