The Basics

• Forget HTML. It is not allowed. So <b>bold</b> will not appear in a bold font, but instead as you see it right now. The & character references will not work either.

• Do not indent paragraphs.

• Words wrap and fill as needed.

• Leave a blank line between paragraphs.

• Type 4 or more minus/dash/hyphen (-) characters to create a horizontal rule.

• URL's and email addresses are automatically hyperlinked.

• Wiki Names are automatically hyperlinked. A Wiki Name conforms to the Link Pattern, which basically is a word containing more than one capital letter where the capitals aren't right next to each other. In other words, simply SmashWordsTogetherLikeSo.

Bold, Italic, Underscore, Strikethrough

**Some bold text**, //some italic text//, and **//some bold and italic text//**
__Some underlined text__ --Some strikethrough text--

''2 quotes are italic'', '''3 quotes are bold''', and '''''5 quotes are bold and italic'''''

Linking

Lists

Bulleted Lists

  * Bulleted Item
  * Another one
    * Subbulleted item
    * And another one
  * Last one

• Bulleted Item
• Another one
• Subbulleted item
• And another one
• Last one

Numbered Lists

  1. First item
  2. Second item
    1. First subitem of //second item//
    1. Second subitem of //second item//
      a. subitem a
      a. subitem b
    1. Third subitem of //second item//
      i. subitem 1
      i. subitem 2      
  3. Third item
    1.#17 another item
    1. yet another one
  4. Fourth item
    a.#17 another item
    a. yet another one
  5. Fifth item
    i.#17 another item
    i. yet another one

1. First item
2. Second item
1. First subitem of second item
2. Second subitem of second item
1. subitem a
2. subitem b
3. Third subitem of second item
1. subitem 1
2. subitem 2
3. Third item
17. another item
18. yet another one
4. Fourth item
17. another item
18. yet another one
5. Fifth item
17. another item
18. yet another one

Dictionary Lists

  ; Term One : Definition for One (indented)
  ; Term Two : Definition for Two (indented)
  ; Term Three : Definition for Three (indented)
    ; Term (indented) : Definition (indented two levels)
      ; Term (indented twice) : Definition (indented to third level)

Term One

Definition for One (indented)

Term Two

Definition for Two (indented)

Term Three

Definition for Three (indented)

Term (indented)

Definition (indented two levels)

Term (indented twice)

Definition (indented to third level)

Mixing Lists

  * First bulleted item
  * Second bulleted item
    1. First subitem of **second item**
       Some more text about first subitem....
       End of this subitem.
    2. Second subitem of **second item**
  * Last bulleted item

• First bulleted item
• Second bulleted item
1. First subitem of second item

Some more text about first subitem....
End of this subitem.
2. Second subitem of second item
• Last bulleted item

Indented text

  : Paragraph to be indented (quote-block)
    : Paragraph indented more
      : Paragraph indented to third level

Paragraph to be indented (quote-block)

Paragraph indented more

Paragraph indented to third level

Preformatted text

Sourcecode

The command {{{foo := bar + 1;}}} will add 1 to bar and assign it to foo.    

{{{
begin
    foo := bar + 1;
end;
}}}

begin
    foo := bar + 1;
end;

<code>
begin
    '''foo := bar + 1;'''
    foo := foo << 1;
    return foo;
end;
</code>

begin
    foo := bar + 1;
    foo := foo << 1;
    return foo;
end;

Tables

|| **ID** || **Name** || **Description** ||
|| 123 || John Foo || Some foo user ||
|| 456 || Mary Richardson || Contact person from Foo Corp. ||

Miscellaneous