Introduction
This page documents the markdown syntax supported and used in this wiki implementation.
Formatting Sentences
Sentence structure can be solved in a number of ways seen below.
Putting a sentence simply on the next line will not make a new paragraph.
This sentence will attached to the last.
Instead put a space line between the last line to denote a new paragraph.
Putting a sentence simply on the next line will not make a new paragraph. This sentence will attached to the last.
Instead put a space line between the last line to denote a new paragraph.
Putting a sentence simply on the next line will not make a new line.
This sentence will attached to the last.
To instead add a new line, end the line with two or more spaces.
There are two spaces after the last line.
Putting a sentence simply on the next line will not make a new line. This sentence will attached to the last.
To instead add a new line, end the line with two or more spaces.
There are two spaces after the last line.
Formatting page layout
To insert a horizontal rule, use three or more dashes (---) on a line with no other characters
Modifying text
Changing text view
- *Text has been italicized*
- **Text has been bolded**
- ***Text has been bolded and italicized***
- Text has been italicized
- Text has been bolded
- Text has been bolded and italicized
Highlighting text
- ==Text has been highlighted==
- ^^Text has been underlined^^
- ~~Text has been split~~
- Text has been highlighted
- Text has been underlined
Text has been split
Links
Links between pages and sites can be made using the format:
[Title](page url)
Internal linking
For inner-wiki linking, use the following format.
[Hedgehogs](/Extended-Wiki/wiki/Hedgehog) can be found here on this wiki.
Hedgehogs can be found here on this wiki.
Custom formatting info
Note the use of /Extended-Wiki/wiki/
in front of the markdown file name of the page.
There is special logic in page to facilitate the "compressing" of the wiki page structure and as such, using the full file path of the connecting page will result in a broken link.
External linking
For external links, the page can easily be linked as would be found on other sites.
[Hedgehogs](https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Hedgehog) can be found on Wikipedia.
Hedgehogs can be found on Wikipedia.