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2015-03-30T18:13:06Z

AlKindi:

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. Nothing can be changed in ''page mode''. 
In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. Everything can be changed in ''edit mode''. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 



                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*'''B''' = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*'''I''' = ''italic''
*'''Ab''' = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*'''earth''' = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*'''picture''' = to add a file (may not work yet)
*'''trumpet''' = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'' = math (formulae, special symbols)
*canceled W = unformatted text: not very useful.
*(signature) = Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*'''—''' = horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

Can you add a link to the wikipedia page about the scholar Al Kindi to this sentence? 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 



* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using mediawiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal sign = ''''i:'''   kwəl   '''saɪn'''           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

 

====The apostrophe (')====
 
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə ''''pa:''' strə fi:(z)
 
can also be used for 
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)
*'''''bold italic''''' (5 apostrophes before and after)
 

=Further information=

* On [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents media-wiki]
* On [http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp HTML]

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:43:34Z

AlKindi: /* The equal (=) sign */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. Nothing can be changed in ''page mode''. 
In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. Everything can be changed in ''edit mode''. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 



                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*'''B''' = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*'''I''' = ''italic''
*'''Ab''' = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*'''earth''' = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*'''picture''' = to add a file (may not work yet)
*'''trumpet''' = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'' = math (formulae, special symbols)
*canceled W = unformatted text: not very useful.
*(signature) = Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*'''—''' = horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

Can you add a link to the wikipedia page about the scholar Al Kindi to this sentence? 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 



* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal sign = ''''i:'''   kwəl   '''saɪn'''           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

 

====The apostrophe (')====
 
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə ''''pa:''' strə fi:(z)
 
can also be used for 
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)
*'''''bold italic''''' (5 apostrophes before and after)
 

=Further information=

* On [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents media-wiki]
* On [http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp HTML]

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:43:03Z

AlKindi: /* The equal (=) sign */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. Nothing can be changed in ''page mode''. 
In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. Everything can be changed in ''edit mode''. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 



                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*'''B''' = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*'''I''' = ''italic''
*'''Ab''' = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*'''earth''' = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*'''picture''' = to add a file (may not work yet)
*'''trumpet''' = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'' = math (formulae, special symbols)
*canceled W = unformatted text: not very useful.
*(signature) = Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*'''—''' = horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

Can you add a link to the wikipedia page about the scholar Al Kindi to this sentence? 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 



* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal sign = ''''i:''' kwəl    '''saɪn'''           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

 

====The apostrophe (')====
 
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə ''''pa:''' strə fi:(z)
 
can also be used for 
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)
*'''''bold italic''''' (5 apostrophes before and after)
 

=Further information=

* On [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents media-wiki]
* On [http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp HTML]

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:42:22Z

AlKindi: /* The equal (=) sign */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. Nothing can be changed in ''page mode''. 
In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. Everything can be changed in ''edit mode''. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 



                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*'''B''' = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*'''I''' = ''italic''
*'''Ab''' = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*'''earth''' = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*'''picture''' = to add a file (may not work yet)
*'''trumpet''' = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'' = math (formulae, special symbols)
*canceled W = unformatted text: not very useful.
*(signature) = Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*'''—''' = horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

Can you add a link to the wikipedia page about the scholar Al Kindi to this sentence? 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 



* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal sign = ''''i:''' kwəl saɪn           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

 

====The apostrophe (')====
 
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə ''''pa:''' strə fi:(z)
 
can also be used for 
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)
*'''''bold italic''''' (5 apostrophes before and after)
 

=Further information=

* On [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents media-wiki]
* On [http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp HTML]

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:41:28Z

AlKindi: /* The apostrophe (') */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. Nothing can be changed in ''page mode''. 
In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. Everything can be changed in ''edit mode''. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 



                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*'''B''' = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*'''I''' = ''italic''
*'''Ab''' = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*'''earth''' = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*'''picture''' = to add a file (may not work yet)
*'''trumpet''' = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'' = math (formulae, special symbols)
*canceled W = unformatted text: not very useful.
*(signature) = Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*'''—''' = horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

Can you add a link to the wikipedia page about the scholar Al Kindi to this sentence? 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 



* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

 

====The apostrophe (')====
 
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə ''''pa:''' strə fi:(z)
 
can also be used for 
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)
*'''''bold italic''''' (5 apostrophes before and after)
 

=Further information=

* On [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents media-wiki]
* On [http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp HTML]

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:41:09Z

AlKindi: /* The apostrophe (') */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. Nothing can be changed in ''page mode''. 
In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. Everything can be changed in ''edit mode''. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 



                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*'''B''' = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*'''I''' = ''italic''
*'''Ab''' = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*'''earth''' = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*'''picture''' = to add a file (may not work yet)
*'''trumpet''' = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'' = math (formulae, special symbols)
*canceled W = unformatted text: not very useful.
*(signature) = Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*'''—''' = horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

Can you add a link to the wikipedia page about the scholar Al Kindi to this sentence? 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 



* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

 

====The apostrophe (')====
 
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)
 
can also be used for 
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)
*'''''bold italic''''' (5 apostrophes before and after)
 

=Further information=

* On [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents media-wiki]
* On [http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp HTML]

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:40:51Z

AlKindi: /* The apostrophe (') */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. Nothing can be changed in ''page mode''. 
In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. Everything can be changed in ''edit mode''. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 



                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*'''B''' = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*'''I''' = ''italic''
*'''Ab''' = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*'''earth''' = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*'''picture''' = to add a file (may not work yet)
*'''trumpet''' = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'' = math (formulae, special symbols)
*canceled W = unformatted text: not very useful.
*(signature) = Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*'''—''' = horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

Can you add a link to the wikipedia page about the scholar Al Kindi to this sentence? 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 



* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

 

====The apostrophe (')====
 
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)
 
can also be used for 
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)
*'''''bold italic''''' (5 apostrophes before and after)
 

=Further information=

* On [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents media-wiki]
* On [http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp HTML]

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:40:34Z

AlKindi: /* The apostrophe (') */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. Nothing can be changed in ''page mode''. 
In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. Everything can be changed in ''edit mode''. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 



                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*'''B''' = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*'''I''' = ''italic''
*'''Ab''' = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*'''earth''' = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*'''picture''' = to add a file (may not work yet)
*'''trumpet''' = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'' = math (formulae, special symbols)
*canceled W = unformatted text: not very useful.
*(signature) = Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*'''—''' = horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

Can you add a link to the wikipedia page about the scholar Al Kindi to this sentence? 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 



* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

 

====The apostrophe (')====

 
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)
 
can also be used for 
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)
*'''''bold italic''''' (5 apostrophes before and after)
 

=Further information=

* On [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents media-wiki]
* On [http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp HTML]

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:40:06Z

AlKindi: /* The equal (=) sign */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. Nothing can be changed in ''page mode''. 
In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. Everything can be changed in ''edit mode''. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 



                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*'''B''' = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*'''I''' = ''italic''
*'''Ab''' = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*'''earth''' = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*'''picture''' = to add a file (may not work yet)
*'''trumpet''' = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'' = math (formulae, special symbols)
*canceled W = unformatted text: not very useful.
*(signature) = Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*'''—''' = horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

Can you add a link to the wikipedia page about the scholar Al Kindi to this sentence? 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 



* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

 

====The apostrophe (')====

 
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)
*'''''bold italic''''' (5 apostrophes before and after)
 

=Further information=

* On [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents media-wiki]
* On [http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp HTML]

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:38:30Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. Nothing can be changed in ''page mode''. 
In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. Everything can be changed in ''edit mode''. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 



                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*'''B''' = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*'''I''' = ''italic''
*'''Ab''' = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*'''earth''' = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*'''picture''' = to add a file (may not work yet)
*'''trumpet''' = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'' = math (formulae, special symbols)
*canceled W = unformatted text: not very useful.
*(signature) = Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*'''—''' = horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

Can you add a link to the wikipedia page about the scholar Al Kindi to this sentence? 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 



* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

 ====The apostrophe (')====
 
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

 

=Further information=

* On [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents media-wiki]
* On [http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp HTML]

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:37:48Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. Nothing can be changed in ''page mode''. 
In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. Everything can be changed in ''edit mode''. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 



                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*'''B''' = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*'''I''' = ''italic''
*'''Ab''' = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*'''earth''' = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*'''picture''' = to add a file (may not work yet)
*'''trumpet''' = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'' = math (formulae, special symbols)
*canceled W = unformatted text: not very useful.
*(signature) = Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*'''—''' = horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

Can you add a link to the wikipedia page about the scholar Al Kindi to this sentence? 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 



* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

 ====The apostrophe (')====
 
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

 

=Further information=

* On [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents media-wiki]
* On [http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp HTML]

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:36:44Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees and nothing can be changed. 
In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes and everything can be changed. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 



                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*'''B''' = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*'''I''' = ''italic''
*'''Ab''' = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*'''earth''' = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*'''picture''' = to add a file (may not work yet)
*'''trumpet''' = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'' = math (formulae, special symbols)
*canceled W = unformatted text: not very useful.
*(signature) = Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*'''—''' = horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

Can you add a link to the wikipedia page about the scholar Al Kindi to this sentence? 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 



* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

 ====The apostrophe (')====
 
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

 

=Further information=

* On [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents media-wiki]
* On [http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp HTML]

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:35:43Z

AlKindi:

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 



                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*'''B''' = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*'''I''' = ''italic''
*'''Ab''' = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*'''earth''' = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*'''picture''' = to add a file (may not work yet)
*'''trumpet''' = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'' = math (formulae, special symbols)
*canceled W = unformatted text: not very useful.
*(signature) = Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*'''—''' = horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

Can you add a link to the wikipedia page about the scholar Al Kindi to this sentence? 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 



* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

 ====The apostrophe (')====
 
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

 

=Further information=

* On [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents media-wiki]
* On [http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp HTML]

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:30:07Z

AlKindi: /* The apostrophe (') */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 

                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*'''B''' = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*'''I''' = ''italic''
*'''Ab''' = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*'''earth''' = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*'''picture''' = to add a file (may not work yet)
*'''trumpet''' = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'' = math (formulae, special symbols)
*canceled W = unformatted text: not very useful.
*(signature) = Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*'''—''' = horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

Can you add a link to the wikipedia page about the scholar Al Kindi to this sentence? 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

 ====The apostrophe (')====
 
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

 

=Further information=

* On [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents media-wiki]
* On [http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp HTML]

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:29:31Z

AlKindi: /* Using wiki syntax */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 

                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*'''B''' = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*'''I''' = ''italic''
*'''Ab''' = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*'''earth''' = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*'''picture''' = to add a file (may not work yet)
*'''trumpet''' = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'' = math (formulae, special symbols)
*canceled W = unformatted text: not very useful.
*(signature) = Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*'''—''' = horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

Can you add a link to the wikipedia page about the scholar Al Kindi to this sentence? 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

=Further information=

* On [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents media-wiki]
* On [http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp HTML]

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:26:24Z

AlKindi: /* Using the edit box buttons */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 

                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*'''B''' = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*'''I''' = ''italic''
*'''Ab''' = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*'''earth''' = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*'''picture''' = to add a file (may not work yet)
*'''trumpet''' = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'' = math (formulae, special symbols)
*canceled W = unformatted text: not very useful.
*(signature) = Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*'''—''' = horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

Can you add a link to the wikipedia page about the scholar Al Kindi to this sentence? 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:25:20Z

AlKindi: /* Using the edit box buttons */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 

                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*'''B''' = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*'''I''' = ''italic''
*'''Ab''' = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*'''earth''' = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*'''picture''' = to add a file (may not work yet)
*'''trumpet''' = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'' = math (formulae, special symbols)
*canceled W = unformatted text: not very useful.
*(signature) = Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*'''—''' = horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

Can you add a link to the wikipedia page about the scholar Al Kindi on this line? 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:21:20Z

AlKindi: /* Using the edit box buttons */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 

                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

Can you add a link to the wikipedia page about the scholar Al Kindi on this line? 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:19:53Z

AlKindi: /* Using the edit box buttons */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 

                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type some text here and modify it: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:18:39Z

AlKindi: /* Using the edit box buttons */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 

                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
 
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'')

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:17:41Z

AlKindi: /* Using the edit box buttons */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 

                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'') 

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 

*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:17:03Z

AlKindi: /* Using the edit box buttons */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 

                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'') *

Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake.
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Again, feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:15:38Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 

                                        switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:14:57Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 

                                  switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:14:16Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 
 

            switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:13:35Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 

            switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:13:05Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" instead of "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 

 switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:11:56Z

AlKindi:

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used on this page and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 

 switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:10:52Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

The goal of this page is to help you edit a media-wiki page. (Media-wiki is the software used here, and at Wikipedia.)
 

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 

 switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:09:36Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you '''must''' be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between ''page'' and ''edit'' modes! 

 switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:08:46Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you must be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! 

 switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:08:26Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you must be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! 

 switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:08:07Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you must be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! 

 switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:07:41Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you must be in edit
mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! 

 switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:06:50Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, if you wish. 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in. 

To understand the next part you must be in edit mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! 

 switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:06:11Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, but, 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in! 

To understand the next part you must be in edit mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! 

 switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:05:36Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

=Two Modes: page / edit=

In ''page mode'', you see what a visitor sees. In ''edit mode'' you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history mode too, but, 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in! 

To understand the next part you must be in edit mode! 

In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! 

 switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:03:57Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

=Two Modes: page / edit=
In page mode, you see what a visitor sees. In edit mode you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history too, but, 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in! 
To understand the next part you must be in edit mode! 
 In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! 
 switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:03:07Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

=Two Modes: page / edit=
In page mode, you see what a visitor sees. In edit mode you see the page with formatting codes. 

Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history too, but, 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in! 
To understand the next part you must be in edit mode! 
 In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! 
 switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:01:41Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

=Two Modes: page / edit=
In page mode, you see what a visitor sees. In edit mode you see the page with formatting codes.
* Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history too, but, 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in! 
To understand the next part you must be in edit mode! 
 In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! 
 switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:00:43Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

=Two Modes: page / edit=
In page mode, you see what a visitor sees. In edit mode you see the page with formatting codes.
* Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history too, but, 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in! 
to understand the next part you must be in edit mode! 
In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! 
switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T17:00:10Z

AlKindi: /* Two Modes: page / edit */

=Two Modes: page / edit=
In page mode, you see what a visitor sees. In edit mode you see the page with formatting codes.
* Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history too, but, 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in!
to understand the next part you must be in edit mode! 
In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! 
switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T16:58:44Z

AlKindi: /* Using the edit box buttons */

=Two Modes: page / edit=
In page mode, you see what a visitor sees. In edit mode you see the page with formatting codes.
* Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history too, but, 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in!
to understand the next part you must be in edit mode! 
In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. 
You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T16:57:50Z

AlKindi: /* Using the edit box buttons */

=Two Modes: page / edit=
In page mode, you see what a visitor sees. In edit mode you see the page with formatting codes.
* Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history too, but, 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in!
to understand the next part you must be in edit mode! 
In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. You can't break the wiki. 
Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T16:57:19Z

AlKindi: /* Using the edit box buttons */

=Two Modes: page / edit=
In page mode, you see what a visitor sees. In edit mode you see the page with formatting codes.
* Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history too, but, 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in!
to understand the next part you must be in edit mode! 
In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature?
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. You can't break the wiki. Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T16:56:30Z

AlKindi: /* Edit mode */

=Two Modes: page / edit=
In page mode, you see what a visitor sees. In edit mode you see the page with formatting codes.
* Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history too, but, 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in!
to understand the next part you must be in edit mode! 
In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|teacher]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature? (Leave the asterisk, please.)
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. You can't break the wiki. Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T16:55:22Z

AlKindi: /* The equal (=) sign */

=Two Modes: page / edit=
In page mode, you see what a visitor sees. In edit mode you see the page with formatting codes.
* Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history too, but, 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in!
to understand the next part you must be in edit mode! 
In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|Mr. Shimanek]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature? (Leave the asterisk, please.)
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. You can't break the wiki. Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode. How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T16:54:49Z

AlKindi: /* The equal (=) sign */

=Two Modes: page / edit=
In page mode, you see what a visitor sees. In edit mode you see the page with formatting codes.
* Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history too, but, 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in!
to understand the next part you must be in edit mode! 
In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|Mr. Shimanek]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature? (Leave the asterisk, please.)
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. You can't break the wiki. Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode 
How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T16:54:33Z

AlKindi: /* The equal (=) sign */

=Two Modes: page / edit=
In page mode, you see what a visitor sees. In edit mode you see the page with formatting codes.
* Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history too, but, 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in!
to understand the next part you must be in edit mode! 
In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|Mr. Shimanek]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature? (Leave the asterisk, please.)
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. You can't break the wiki. Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode 
How does the table of '''contents''' look now?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)

Sandbox

2015-03-30T16:54:05Z

AlKindi: /* The equal (=) sign */

=Two Modes: page / edit=
In page mode, you see what a visitor sees. In edit mode you see the page with formatting codes.
* Please enter edit mode by changing tabs from "page" to "edit" above (next to the picture, at the top). You may look at history too, but, 

If you see "view source" and not "edit" you are not logged in!
to understand the next part you must be in edit mode! 
In fact, you may want to switch back and forth between Page and Edit modes! switch = ''basculer''

==Edit mode==

===Using the edit box buttons===
Under the title of the page '''Sandbox''' (''bac à sable'') you should see 11 buttons (the first two are '''B''' and ''I'' 
*B = '''bold''' (French ''gras'')
*I = ''italic''
*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]]
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html]
*A = an automatic heading: not very useful if you master the = sign (see below)
*picture = to add a file (may not work yet)
*trumpet = media file (may not work yet)
*square root of ''n'': math (formulae, special symbols)
*<nowiki>For non-formatted text</nowiki>
*(signature) Here's mine: --[[User:WikiSysop|Mr. Shimanek]] 16:59, 30 March 2015 (CEST)
*can you delete this line and add your signature? (Leave the asterisk, please.)
*horizontal line...
 
Feel free to play, don't worry if you make a mistake. You can't break the wiki. Well, ok, maybe you can break it if you really try, but don't try, ok? ^^ 

You can type here: 

 

 

 

 

to understand the next part you must be in Page mode!
<hr>

 

===Using HTML===
 

* = opening tag for a paragraph, = closing tag for a paragraph
* = opening tag for a chunk of text, = closing tag for a chunk of text
* = opening tag to color a chunk of text green, = closing tag for the chunk of green text 

* = opening '''and''' closing tag for a line break.
 

* = opening tags for bold, italics, underline . . . = closing tags for bold, italics, underline

Feel free to switch back and forth between Edit and Page mode for the next sections. 

====example====
This is a very short paragraph 
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 
with two line breaks and twenty-two pink dots.

<hr> 

===Using wiki syntax===

 

====The number (#) sign ====

# To make a numbered list...
# Use # at the beginning of the line.
## To add a layer, use two!
## You can even do it twice.
### or even three times
# That's how you make a numbered list.

 

====The asterisk (*)====

* To make a "bullet" list..
* Use an asterisk (*) at the start of the line.
** To add a layer, use two!
*** or three.
* Pretty simple, huh?

 

====The equal (=) sign ====

                              equal = ''''i:''' kwəl           equality = i: ''''kwal''' ɪ ti

*The equal sign (=) is '''not''' used to mark equality in wiki syntax.
**Just as the # and * signs are used to mark the hierarchy of a list
** = is used to add structure to the document.

* Please look at the table of '''contents''' in "page" mode. Click on hide, then show.
* Return to edit mode and delete the asterisks at the beginning of the six lines below:

* =Heading 1=
* ==Heading 2==
* ===Heading 3===
* ====Heading 4====
* =Heading 1=
* =Heading 1=

Return to page mode 
 How does the table of '''contents''' look in page mode?

====The apostrophe (')====
                     a'''po'''strophe(s) = ə '''pa:''' strə fi:(z)

can also be used for
*'''bold''' (3 apostrophes before and after)
*''italic'' (2 apostrophes before and after)