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From Wikipedia
Hint and Tips
Use <div style="padding-left:...;"> to indend easily a pre, source or blockquote block:
* Look at my indented block:
<div style="padding-left:2em;"><pre>
Some PRE text
... some more ...
Let's finish here
</pre></div>
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Some PRE text ... some more ... Let's finish here |
Use __TOC__ to control the location of the Table Of Content. This is particularly handy when there are some texts before the first heading in a page, and you want the TOC to appear first. |
Frequently Used
Description | You type | You get |
anywhere | ||
Arrows entities |
⇒ ⇐ ⇓ ⇑ ⇔ → ↓ ↑ ← ↔ |
⇒ ⇐ ⇓ ⇑ ⇔ → ↓ ↑ ← ↔ |
Space |
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only at the beginning of the line | ||
Definition list |
;Definition |
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HTML Tags
Description | You type | You get |
font tag | Change the <font color="red">font color</font> Change the <font size="3">font size</font> |
Change the font color Change the font size |
Tables
Basic syntax for table is
{| [opt-table-attr] |- [opt-line-attr] |[opt-cell-attr |]Orange |[opt-cell-attr |]Apple |- [opt-line-attr |[opt-cell-attr |] |[opt-cell-attr |]Pie |- [opt-line-attr |[opt-cell-attr |]Butter |[opt-cell-attr]| Ice cream |}
Table can be easily formatted using templates like:
{| {{Prettytable}} |- |{{Hl2}}|First |Second |- |Third |{{Hl2}}|Fourth |} |
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Or better yet, using CSS (eg. see MediaWiki:Common.css) class wikitable (see Table):
{| class="wikitable" |- !First |Second |- |Third !Fourth |} |
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Cell content can be formatted for each cell individually or for all cells on a same row
{| class="wikitable" |- !Very long header !Very long header !Very long header |- |align="left"|left |align="center"|center |align="right"|right |- align="center" |center |center |center |} |} |
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Using Extensions
Raw File
See reference syntax here
Example without anchor (best choice when block immediately follows the link).
Download [{{#file: HelpRawScript.sh}} this file]. <source lang="bash"> #! /bin/bash echo 'Hello, World!' </source> |
Download [{{#file: HelpRawScript.sh}} this file]. #! /bin/bash
echo 'Hello, World!'
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Example with an anchor (necessary when there is intermediate block - but need keeping name in sync!). When anchor is on another page, use notation Download [{{#filelink: HelpAnotherRawScript.sh}} this file]. <pre> This block is just to confuse RawFile </pre> {{#fileanchor: HelpAnotherRawScript.sh}} <source lang="bash"> #! /bin/bash echo 'Hello, World!' </source> |
Download [{{#filelink: HelpAnotherRawScript.sh}} this file].
This block is just to confuse RawFile {{#fileanchor: HelpAnotherRawScript.sh}} #! /bin/bash
echo 'I said "Hello, World!"'
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For very long text, it is possible to hide the file content using CSS style="display:none"
Download [{{#file: HiddenRawScript.sh}} this file]. <div style="display:none"><source lang="bash"> #! /bin/bash echo 'Hello, Wonderland!' </source></div> |
Download [{{#file: HiddenRawScript.sh}} this file]. |