Guide to formatting rules
The formatting rules for Wakka differ slightly from other Wikis. (See for example
the formatting rules of WikiWikiWeb, the first known Wiki.)
Any text placed between two sets of double quotes, " , will be presented as is (2 " text as is 2 ").
You can make your own tests in the
SandBox: it is a place made for it.
Basic rules :
**Text in bold!** ---> Text in bold!
//Text in italics.// ---> Text in italics.
Text __underlined__ ! ---> Text underlined !
Text @@strikethrough@@ ! ---> Text strikethrough !
##monospaced text## ---> monospaced text
%%code%%
%%(php) PHP code%%
%%(delphi) code delphi/pascal%%
Unformatted text :
To prevent Wikini from interpreting the formatting tags it recognizes in the text, enclose the text by a pair of double quotes. For __exemple__, this **text** @@contains@@ the %%tags%% recognized by Wikini that are //not// interpreted as it is framed by a pair of **double quotes** as __you__ can see :)
Two other uses :
write HTML directly in the wikini - for example the tables... ;-) - Since what is returned is still interpreted by the rendering engine of Mozilla.
display logs / shell scripts by adding the tag <pre> and </ pre> which will be interpreted to display the text unchanged by the browser (provided there is no double quotation mark inside). This allows content to be in full rather than in a box, code that has a fixed size (unlike the feature phpBB2 tagged with [code] and [/ code])
Forced Links :
[[http://www.my-site.org]]
[[http://www.my-site.org My-site]]
[[P2P]]
[[P2P Page on P2P]]
Headings :
====== Enormous Heading ======
Enormous Heading
===== Very Large Heading ===== Very Large Heading
==== Large Heading ==== Large Heading
=== Normal Heading === Normal Heading
== Small Heading == Small Heading
Horizontal separator: just type in at least 4 "-". Beyond 4 dashes has the same effect.
Example : ----
Return forced line (3 "-") :
---
The indentation of text is done by pressing TAB. You can also create bulleted or numbered :
- bullet list
1) numbered list
A) numbered list (capital letters)
a) numbered list (lowercase letters)
i) numbered list (Roman numerals)
You can also indent text using space characters instead of pressing "TAB", the above examples are valid, but be careful not to mix "TAB" and spaces in the same list.
- bullet list
1) numbered list
A) numbered list (capital letters)
a) numbered list (lowercase letters)
i) numbered list (Roman numerals)
Note : because of a
bug in its rendering engine, lists, using the TAB key, does not work (yet) in Mozilla.