Markup 

Description 

* item 1
** a
** b
*** c
*** d
* item 2
* item 3

Creates a bulleted list such as:

• item 1

  • a

  • b

    • c

    • d

• item 2

• item 3

# item 1
## a
## b
### c
### d
# item 2
# item 3

Creates a numbered list such as:

1. item 1

   1. a

   2. b

      1. c

      2. d

2. item 2

3. item 3

* item 1
## a
## b
*** c
*** d
* item 2
* item 3

Both types of lists can also be combined:

• item 1

1. 1. a

   2. b

• • • c

    • d

• item 2

• item 3

: text
:: more text
::: even more text

A colon indents a line or paragraph. Works similar to the bulleted and numbered lists:

text

even more text

even more text

[[word]] 

Creates a new  wiki page. In this case for the term [[word]].

[[HomePage]] 

Creates a link to the starting page of the Wiki.

=word=

Creates a heading (level 1 - H1-tag).

==word==

Creates a heading (level 2 - H2-tag).

===word===

Creates a heading (level 3 - H3-tag).

====word====

Creates a heading (level 4 - H4-tag).

=====word=====

Creates a heading (level 5 - H5-tag).

======word======

Creates a heading (level 6 - H6-tag).

imageURL

Inserts an image from imageURL into the Wiki page. Currently gif, jpeg, jpg, and png images are recognized.

Example:

http://somedomain.org/myimage.jpg

URL

URLs and email addresses are automatically converted to real HTML links. Currently ftp, http(s), mailto, irc, gopher, and news URLs are recognized.

Examples:

someone(AT)somedomain.org

http://www.somedomain.org

[URL link-text]

Creates a link using the name as link-text. Currently ftp, http(s), mailto, irc, gopher, and news URLs are recognized.

Examples:

[mailto:[email protected] My Email]

[http://www.somedomain.org My Domain]

[URL]

Creates an enumerated link. Currently ftp and http(s) URLs are recognized.

Examples:

[mailto:[email protected]]

http://www.somedomain.org]

---- 

Creates a bar / horizontal line.

''text'' 

Sets the text to italic.

'''text'''

Sets the text to bold.

'''''text''''' 

Sets the text to bold & italic.

{ | params | } 

Creates a new  table

 HTML Tags

 Some HTML tags are allowed inside a wiki:

<br>, <b>, <i>, <p>, <u>, <center>, <hr>. <sub>

Markup

Description

{ | params | }

Creates a new  table

{ | border = 1-n

Create borders. Furthermore, most of the HTML table parameters work for wiki tables, too. (e.g. cellspacing, cellpadding, bgcolor, etc.)

{+

Creates a caption

!

Creates a header-cell

|-

Creates a new row

|

Creates a cell

Plug-In

Description 

{###SEARCH###}{###SEARCH###}

Inserts a Search-Form on the wiki page and displays the result.

{###LASTCHANGED###}[days]{###LASTCHANGED###}

Inserts a list of the pages changed in the last [days] days.

{###INDEXLIST###}{###INDEXLIST###}

Lists the wiki words in a wiki.

{###AUTHOR###}{###AUTHOR###}

Displays the creator of the wiki page. This is done by picking the author of the oldest wiki page entry and creating a new wiki page link for the author.