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*Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]] | *Ab = internal link to a page like [[Poetry]] | ||
*earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html] | *earth = external link to a page like [http://www.creoliste.fr/teaching/StateQuarters.html] | ||
− | *A: an automatic heading (2nd layer by default: equivalent to <span style="color:darkred;><h2> Headline text </h2></span> in HTML, or to <span style="color:darkred;>== Headline text ==</span> in wikisyntax, so... not a very useful button in my opinion. ^^) | + | *A: an automatic heading (2nd layer by default: equivalent to <span style="color:darkred;"><h2> Headline text </h2></span> in HTML, or to <span style="color:darkred;">== Headline text ==</span> in wikisyntax, so... not a very useful button in my opinion. ^^) |
== Headline text == | == Headline text == |
Revision as of 16:53, 30 March 2015
Contents
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). Feel free to look at "history" too.
Edit mode
buttons
- B = bold (French gras)
- I = italic
- Ab = internal link to a page like Poetry
- earth = external link to a page like [1]
- A: an automatic heading (2nd layer by default: equivalent to <h2> Headline text </h2> in HTML, or to == Headline text == in wikisyntax, so... not a very useful button in my opinion. ^^)
Headline text
using HTML
- <p> = opening tag for a paragraph
- </p> = closing tag for a paragraph
- <br /> = opening and closing tag for a line break.
Example: this is a very short paragraph.
Example: this is a very short paragraph
with two line breaks
using wiki syntax
- 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.
- To make a "bullet" list..
- Use an asterisk (*) at the beginning of the line.
- To add a layer, use two!
- or three.
- To add a layer, use two!
- Pretty simple, huh?