title Help: Editing Rules
user louie
ip 128.61.105.190
vol 1
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This WIKI website is based on the idea that
/b Less Is More,
so don't get too fancy.  Just typing normal text
with blank lines between paragraphs is often sufficient.
You should learn the first few markups below,
especially so you can link to other pages.

These marks may appear anywhere on line, but do not nest:

* /tt [[Title Of Page]]
--link to page in same Wiki

* /asis ``words to be italics''

* /asis ```words to be bold'''

* /asis ````words to be typewriter''''

These must start in the first column, and affect the
entire line:

* /asis * Item in a bullet list

* /asis /section Primary Section Title

* /asis /subsection Secondary Section Title

* /asis /b words to be bold

* /asis /i words to be italics

* /asis /tt words to be typewriter

* /asis /bar
--draws a horizontal rule

* /asis /
-- slash then space forces a line break

* /asis /asis words to be typewrite, more markups do not apply
-- but beware of things that look like [[Page References]],
-- the wiki may get confused by them.

The second word on these is the URL or filename;
remaining words are optional, and are ALT text or
name displayed on link:

* /asis /link URL label...
--link to external site

* /asis /file NAME label...
--link to attached file

* /asis /image URL alt-text...
--embedded image

* /asis /imagefile NAME.jpg alt-text...
--embedded attached file image

Look at the [[3]]
and hit ````[Edit]'''' to see how it was done.



--strick
/bar
/asis do we get a /foo to go with /bar
--jesse
/ /i maybe some /bar food? --[[6]]

/bar
/asis so it looks like it works to nest the markups like ```...''' and [[302]]
see my page for an example
--[[11]]
/ /i not always --[[6]]
/ /i point taken --[[11]]

Okay, you can nest
/tt [[Title Of Page]]
inside the various
```
quoting marks.
'''
And you can alwyas start a line with
/asis /i /b /tt
etc. and then use ```
quoting marks'''
on the rest of the line.
/i --[[6]]


/bar

/section Obsolete
We no longer support: ```` /html /html( /html