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Text Formatting


The text formatting on this site is slightly different from the EuroBurners site, so you should read the examples below or see the Quick Start guide.
You can experiment with formatting in the SandBox. Text enclosed in pairs of double quotes is not formatted and remains unchanged when displayed.

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Table of contents


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Contents


Basic Formatting

**bold**
bold
//italic//
italic
__underline__
underline
##monospace (10) text##
monospace (10) text
--strikethrough--
strikethrough
++small++
small text
''>>centered<<''
centered

!!note!!
note
!!(blue) blue color!!
blue color
!!(green) green color!!
red color
!!(red) red color!!
red color
??red (emphasis)??
red (emphasis)

Links

[[http://www.webscript.ru]] or ((http://www.webscript.ru))
http://www.webscript.ru
[[http://www.webscript.ru Webscript]] or ((http://www.webscript.ru Webscript))
Webscript
[[SandBox]] or ((SandBox))
SandBox
[[SandBox The sandbox page]]
or ((SandBox The sandbox page))
The sandbox page
http://www.ya.ru is highlighted automatically.
http://www.ya.ru
http://www.yandex.ru/logo1.gif
Image with no link.

((/HomePage http://www.yandex.ru/logo1.gif))
Image with a link.

{{a name="test"}} or {{anchor name="test"}}
anchor declaration.

((#test)) or ((/HomePage#TOC_1))
anchor reference.
test or /HomePage#TOC_1
mailto:address@domain.com
email.
mailto:address@domain.com
file:rindex.gif or file:/Subpage/rindex.zip
file uploads.
file:rindex.gif
file:/Subpage/rindex.zip


NB: mixed case words (Like This) do not need to be enclosed in brackets. For internal links (inside this Wiki), the complete URL should not be written
(otherwise the link will not work). Add "http://" only for external links.

NB: To prevent a WordLikeThis from becoming a link, place a ~ (tilde) in front of it.

Headlines

== Primary Heading ==

Primary Heading

=== Secondary Heading ===

Secondary Heading

==== Tertiary Heading ====

Tertiary Heading

===== Small Heading =====

Small Heading

====== Even Smaller Heading ======
Even Smaller Heading
======= Smallest Heading =======
Smallest Heading

Bulleted and Numbered Lists


Indent lists with tabs or double spaces, and use *, 1., A., a., or i. to specify the type of list you want. This solves the Wakkawiki problem of needing to use tabs in a textarea – double spaces instead work better.
Lists:
  first line
    indented line
----
  *bulleted list
  *bulleted list-2
----
  1. numbered list
  1. numbered list-2
----
  A. using uppercase characters
  A. using uppercase characters-2
----
  a. using lowercase characters
  a. using lowercase characters-2
----
  i. using Roman numbers
  i. using Roman numbers-2
----
  1. list
    1. nested list
      * and even more nested list
    1. nested list 2
  2. list 2

Lists:
first line
indented line

  • bulleted list
  • bulleted list-2

  1. numbered list
  2. numbered list-2

  1. using uppercase characters
  2. using uppercase characters-2

  1. using lowercase characters
  2. using lowercase characters-2

  1. using Roman numbers
  2. using Roman numbers-2

  1. list
    1. nested list
      • and even more nested list
    2. nested list 2
  2. list 2

Cite and definitions

<[ Citation of text
(blockquote) ]>

Citation of text
(blockquote)

(?Term Some definition?)
Term
(?Term containing spaces == Some other definition?)
Term containing spaces

Footnotes

Text, then footnote[[*]] and second one[[**]]
Text, then footnote* and second one**
Text, then numeric footnote[[*1]] and second one[[*2]]
Text, then numeric footnote1 and second one2
[[#*]] Text for first footnote
[[#**]] Text for second footnote
[[#1]] Text for numeric footnote
[[#2]] Text for second numeric footnote
* Text for first footnote
** Text for second footnote
1 Text for numeric footnote
2 Text for second numeric footnote

Tables


Table with border
#|
||cell11|cell12|cell13||
||cell21|cell22||
|#

cell11cell12cell13
cell21cell22

Table without border, 100% width
#||
||cell11|cell12|cell13||
||cell21|cell22||
||#

cell11cell12cell13
cell21cell22

Miscellaneous


Horizontal rule (separator):
----


Text output “as-is” — ignoring markup
Text should be enclosed by a pair of double quotes. You can look at the source of this page for numerous examples.
Furthermore, for the screening of any form of marking, it is possible to use ~ (tilde).

Superscript:
E=mc^^2^^
E=mc2

Subscript:
H vv2vv O
2 O

Macros


Macros are little shortcuts which automatically update the document you're writing with relevant variables such as your name and wikiname, the date of writing etc. Basically, they're just little text shortcuts.

To automatically insert your name, use:
::::
RomanIvanov

Auto name and date:
::@::
DaveB /20.06.2003 18:13/

Date:
::+::
20.06.2003 18:13

Wrappers around formatters

Furthermore, to any formatter it is possible to assign one of frame after indicating to it the parameter wrapper .
You choose specific “wrapper” for any highlighter using wrapper parameter as shown below.
There are four such wrappers: box, shade, page and text

%%(css wrapper=box wrapper_align=left wrapper_width=270)
.d { font-size:70% }
%%


.d { font-size:70% } 

As we see, wrapper box makes it possible to form the convenient “menu”, streamlined with text. By the way, there is special formatter (Box), which does not make anything except as it turns around text into this wrapper.


%%(css wrapper=shade)
.d2 { font-size:70% }
%%

.d2 { font-size:70% } 

shade — this box without the tuning.
%%(wacko wrapper=text wrapper_align=center)
text on to center
%%
text on to center

text is derived the “floating” (float) block of text.
%%(wacko wrapper=page wrapper_width=200)
this text cannot be wider than two hundred pixel
%%
this text cannot be wider than two hundred pixel

page it makes it possible to regulate the width of the usual block of text.

%%(wacko wrapper=box wrapper_width=300)
**Box**---- «A hundred times every day I remind myself that my inner and outer life depend upon the labors of other men, living and dead, and that I must exert myself in order to give in the measure as I have received and am still receiving.» – Albert Einstein
%%

Box
«A hundred times every day I remind myself that my inner and outer life depend upon the labors of other men, living and dead, and that I must exert myself in order to give in the measure as I have received and am still receiving.» – Albert Einstein