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Text Formatting

Contents

Basic Formatting

Links

Headlines

Bulleted and Numbered Lists

Extensions – additional formatters

Wacko text formatting is slightly different from other Wikis, so you should read the examples below.

You can experiment with formatting in the Sand Box.

Text enclosed in pairs of double quotes is not formatted and remains unchanged when displayed.

Basic Formatting

bold	bold
//italic//	italic
__underline__	underline
--strikethrough--	~~strikethrough~~
##monospace (10) text##	`monospace (10) text`
>>centered<<	centered
!!note!! (also ''note'', but it is better not to use it).	note
??red (emphasis)??	red (emphasis)
%%Embed code%%	int main(int arc,char **argv) { printf("Hello, %s!\n", (argc>1) ? argv[1] : "World"); return 0; }

Links

[[http://www.webscript.ru]] or ((http://www.webscript.ru))	http://www.webscript.ru
[[http://www.webscript.ru Webscript]] or ((http://www.webscript.ru Webscript))	Webscript
[[Clusters]] or ((Clusters))	Clusters?
[[Clusters The page about clusters]] or ((Clusters The page about clusters))	The page about clusters?
http://www.ya.ru is highlighted automatically.	http://www.ya.ru
http://www.yandex.ru/logo1.gif Image with no link.
((/HomePage http://www.yandex.ru/logo1.gif)) Image with a link.	?
{{a name="test"}} or {{anchor name="test"}} anchor declaration.
((#test)) or ((/HomePage#TOC_1)) anchor reference.	test or /HomePage#TOC_1?
mailto:address@domain.com email.	mailto:address@domain.com
file:rindex.gif or file:Subpage/rindex.zip file uploads.	file:rindex.gif file:Subpage/rindex.zip TODO: Roman please upload two test files here.

NB: mixed case words (Like This?) do not need to be enclosed in brackets. For internal links (inside this Wiki), the complete URL should not be written
(otherwise the link will not work). Add "http://" only for external links.

NB: To prevent a WordLikeThis from becoming a link, place a ~ (tilde) in front of it.

NB: You can also link to non BumpyText words using: ((Clusters here)) = here?.

Headlines

Action source page doesn't exist yet(/Wacko Formatting / Headlines?)

Bulleted and Numbered Lists

Indent lists with tabs or double spaces, and use *, 1., A., a., or i. to specify the type of list you want. This solves the Wakkawiki problem of needing to use tabs in a textarea – double spaces instead work better.

first line indented line	first line indented line
bulleted list bulleted list-2	bulleted list bulleted list-2
1. numbered list 1. numbered list-2	numbered list numbered list-2
A. using uppercase characters A. using uppercase characters-2	using uppercase characters using uppercase characters-2
a. using lowercase characters a. using lowercase characters-2	using lowercase characters using lowercase characters-2
i. using Roman numbers i. using Roman numbers-2	using Roman numbers using Roman numbers-2

Tables

Table with border
#|
||cell11|cell12|cell13||
||cell21|cell22||
|#

cell11	cell12	cell13
cell21	cell22

Table without border, 100% width
#||
||cell11|cell12|cell13||
||cell21|cell22||
||#

cell11	cell12	cell13
cell21	cell22

Miscellaneous

Horizontal rule (separator):
----

Forced line break:
test---shmest
test
shmest

Text output “as-is” — ignoring markup
Text should be enclosed by a pair of double quotes. You can look at the source of this page for numerous examples.

HTML output “as-is”
this works only if site the admin allows it.
<# <input type="text"> #>

If you see <input type="text"> instead of input field, site admin don't turn up this function (config file's parameter allow_rawhtml. NB: it is very dangerous option, avoid XSS!).

Superscript:
E=mc^^2^^
E=mc²

Please Note: there should be no spaces inside double ^^ — this markup is provided for mathematics (sub-indexes) and since you should avoid spaces inside the block!!

Subscript:
H vv2vv O
H ₂ O

Please Note: there should be no spaces inside double vv — this markup is provided for mathematics (sub-indexes) and since you should avoid spaces inside the block!!

Macros

Macros are little shortcuts which automatically update the document you're writing with relevant variables such as your name and wikiname, the date of writing etc. Basically, they're just little text shortcuts.

To automatically insert your name, use:
::::
RomanIvanov?

Auto name and date:
::@::
RomanIvanov? /20.06.2003 18:13/

Date:
::+::
20.06.2003 18:13

To make a table of contents entry, use

anything with a headline value will be listed with anchors to specific parts of your page.

NB: if you are using this with the 'include' plugin, but don't want the headers that you're pulling in from the include file to be listed in the generated table of contents, use the 'notoc' option like so:

Extensions – additional formatters

Wacko Wiki? is easily extended with text formatters. They are called using syntax %%(name) text%%.
There are several formatters included in Wacko package:

%%(php) PHP-код%%


<?
phpinfo();
$s = "Hello, World!\n";
print "$s";
?>

UbS?: attention: that code should begin with <? and end with ?>, because builtin PHP parser identifies PHP by those separators.

%%(comments) Comments, they will be hidden when the page is stored and redisplayed %%

%%(icq) ICQ Pro Logs%%

Somebody	Hello	14.05.20 14:52
Roman	Yes, hello	14.05.20 14:52
Somebody	Testing blah blah	28.06.20 2:25
Roman	Yep	28.06.20 2:25

There's also icq_t (Trillian), icq_l (ICQ Lite) and icq_m (Miranda IM + nConvers) formatters.

%%(email) Email%%

Hi!
RI>> Yes, it is.
>Are you sure?

Of course, yes!

Roman.

%%(sql) SQL-code%%

SELECT * FROM sometable WHERE a = '12' and b = 2 ORDER BY c DESC

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