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Headings are created using the equal sign (=). The number of equal signs determines the heading level: | Headings are created using the equal sign (=). The number of equal signs determines the heading level: | ||
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- | * Heading level 2: == Heading 2 == | + | * Heading level 2: === Heading 2 === |
- | * Heading level 3: === Heading 3 === | + | * Heading level 3: ==== Heading 3 ==== |
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Learning to format text in wiki code allows you to create well-structured and easy-to-read content. Explore the advanced features of your wiki platform to further enhance your edits. | Learning to format text in wiki code allows you to create well-structured and easy-to-read content. Explore the advanced features of your wiki platform to further enhance your edits. | ||
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Current revision as of 06:01, 19 August 2024
Tutorial on Formatting Text in Wiki Code
Formatting text in wiki code is essential for creating structured and readable content on platforms that use wiki markup language, such as Wikipedia. In this tutorial, you will learn how to apply various formatting styles to enhance the presentation of your text.
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Introduction to Wiki Markup Language
The wiki markup language is a way to format text using a specific syntax that facilitates the creation and organization of content on wikis. It is widely used on platforms like Wikipedia and other collaborative wikis.
Basic Formatting
Bold and Italic
To format text in bold and italic, use the following codes:
- Bold: Add three single quotation marks before and after the text. Example: bold text
- Italic: Add two single quotation marks before and after the text. Example: italic text
Subtitles and Headings
Headings are created using the equal sign (=). The number of equal signs determines the heading level:
- Heading level 1: == Heading 1 ==
- Heading level 2: === Heading 2 ===
- Heading level 3: ==== Heading 3 ====
Lists
Lists can be ordered or unordered:
- Unordered list: Use asterisks (*) before items. Example:
* Item 1 * Item 2 * Subitem 2.1
- Ordered list: Use numbers followed by a period. Example:
# First item # Second item # Subitem 2.1
Links
To create internal and external links, use the following syntax:
- Internal link: Article Name or Link Text
- External link: [www.example.com Link Text]
Advanced Formats
Tables
To create tables, use the following syntax:
Header 1 | Header 2 |
---|---|
Row 1, Column 1 | Row 1, Column 2 |
Row 2, Column 1 | Row 2, Column 2 |
Citations and References
- Citation: Use the greater-than sign (>) for citations. Example: > Citation
- Reference: Use the syntax <ref>Reference text</ref> and, at the end of the article, add == References == to list the references.
Code and Templates
To include code blocks, use triple backticks:
Code
Templates are included with double curly braces:
Images and Files
To add images and files, use the following syntax:
- Image:
- File: File:File name.extension
Conclusion and Additional Tips
Learning to format text in wiki code allows you to create well-structured and easy-to-read content. Explore the advanced features of your wiki platform to further enhance your edits.