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Indent text using 4 spaces (which will auto-convert into tabs) or using "~". To make bulleted / ordered lists, use the following codes (you can use 4 spaces instead of "~"):

~- bulleted list:

bulleted list
Line two

~1) numbered list:

numbered list
Line two

~A) Using uppercase characters:

Using uppercase characters
Line two

~a) Using lowercase characters:

Using lowercase characters
Line two

~I) using uppercase roman numerals:

using Latin numbers
Line two

~i) using lowercase roman numerals:

using Latin numbers
Line two

6. Inline comments

~& Comment
~~& Subcomment
~~~& Subsubcomment

Comment

Subcomment

Subsubcomment

7. Images

To place images on a Wiki page, use:
{{image class="center" alt="DVD logo" title="An Image Link" url="images/dvdvideo.gif" link="RecentChanges"}}

Links can be external, or internal Wiki links. You don't have to enter a link at all, and in that case just an image will be inserted. You can also use the classes 'left' and 'right' to float images left and right. You don't need to use all those attributes, only url is essential.

8. Links

To link to other wiki pages, write

a WikiName
or a forced link with [[ and ]] around it (everything after the first space will be shown as description)

Example: [[JennaPage Jenna's Home Page]]

or an image with a link

To link to external pages, write

a http address inside the page
or a forced link with [[ and ]] around it (everything after the first space will be shown as description)

Example: [[http://example.com/jenna/ Jenna's Home Page]]

or an image with a link
or an InterWiki link (see InterWiki page for wiki list)

Examples:

9. Tables

To create a table use this code:
{{table columns="3" cellpadding="1" cells="BIG;GREEN;FROGS;yes;yes;no;no;no;###"}} to give:

BIG	GREEN	FROGS
yes	yes	no
no	no

### means the cell is empty.

10. Colored Text

{{color c="blue" text="This is a test."}} gives:

This is a test.

If you want to use hex values:

{{color hex="#DD0000" text="This is another test."}} to give:

This is another test.

11. Floats

Left floated box - use two < signs before and after the block

Some text in a floated box hanging around

Some more text as a filler. Some more text as a filler. Some more text as a filler. Some more text as a filler. Some more text as a filler. Some more text as a filler. Some more text as a filler. Some more text as a filler.

Right floated box, use two > characters before and after the block

Some text in a floated box hanging around

Use ::c:: to clear floated blocks...

12. Code formatters

Simply use %%(formatter) code %% - see below for a list of available formatters.

Example:
%%(php) PHP code%%:

<?php

phpinfo();

echo "Hello, World!";

?>

LANGUAGE	FORMATTER
Actionscript	actionscript
ADA	ada
Apache Log	apache
ASM	asm
ASP	asp
Bash	bash
C	c
C for Macs	c_mac
c#	csharp
C++	cpp
CAD DCL	caddcl
CadLisp	cadlisp
CSS	css
Delphi	delphi
HTML	html4strict
Java	java
Javascript	javascript
Lisp	lisp
Lua	lua
NSIS	nsis
Objective C	objc
OpenOffice BASIC	oobas
Pascal	pascal
Perl	perl
PHP	php
Python	phyton
Q(uick)BASIC	qbasic
Smarty	smarty
SQL	sql
VB.NET	vbnet
Visual BASIC	vb
Visual Fox Pro	visualfoxpro
XML	xml

13. freemind.sourceforge.net/ FreeMind maps

There are two options for including maps:

Option 1: Upload a FreeMind file to a webserver, and then place a link to it on a wikka page:

http://yourdomain.com/freemind/freemind.mm
No special formatting is necessary.

Option 2: Paste the FreeMind data directly into a wikka page:

Open a FreeMind file with a text editor.
Select all, and copy the data.
Browse to your Wikka site and paste the Freemind data into a page.

14. Embedded HTML

Use two doublequotes around the html tags.

&quot&quot
[html code]
&quot&quot

By default, some HTML tags are removed by the SafeHTML parser to protect against potentially dangerous code. The list of tags that are removed can be found on the Wikka:SafeHTML page.

It is possible to allow all HTML tags to be used, see Wikka:UsingHTML for more information.

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Wikka Formatting Guide

1. Text Formatting

2. Headers

Really big header

Rather big header

Medium header

Not-so-big header

Smallish header

3. Horizontal separator

4. Forced line break

5. Lists / Indents