Editing

Terms (WikiWords)

Terms (WikiWords) represent links to the corresponding articles. To create a WikiWord (term), enclose it with double square brackets: [[ ]]. It is not recommended to create terms longer than 3-4 words. Punctuation marks (except hyphens) are not allowed in term names.

WikiWords: [[WMZ]], [[Purse]], [[Currency exchange]];

NOT a WikiWord: [[gold, diamonds]]

If you want to insert the term in a different case or use a synonym then use the following method:

[[WM card|WM-card]] – Buy WM-card

OR

[[WMID|WM-identifier]] – Specify WM-identifier

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When editing articles you can:

• Use text formatting
• Insert links
• Use numbering
• Use special symbols
• Upload images or files
• Insert source code
• Include article content

When adding/editing articles you can use HTML-markup but it is better to use so-called Textile markup. Editing hints are located to the right of the edit field (in the corresponding mode).
You can find advanced tips here.

Text formatting

*Bold* → Bold

_Italics_ → Italics

%{color:red}Red text color% → Red text color

%{background:#88f}Blue background% → Blue background

Inserting links (HREF)

"Link text":http://www.ru → Link text

*"Link text":http://www.ru* → Link text

Numbering

For automatic numbering you can use the ‘#’ sign in the beginning of the line:

# Advantages
# Drawbacks →

1. Advantages
2. Drawbacks

For “nice” numbering, for exampe in a step-by-step instructions use:

1]. First step →

First step.

Special symbols

Web(TM), Money(R), Transfer(C) → Web™, Money®, Transfer©

==# TODO== → # TODO

# TODO → # TODO

Uploading images or files

At present moment, there is a size limit for the uploaded file – 100 KBytes.

To upload an image to a page, you have to specify in the edited text the following: [[file_name.jpg:pic]]
Then, after saving the page, click the created link to upload the image.

For other files (not images), the link must look like: [[file_name.doc:file]]

Inserting source code

To insert source code on a page, you need to enclose it by the <pre>…</pre> tag.
This will look like this:

# Source code is highlighted in this way
function Hello( ) {
  print "Hello, world!";
}

Including content of an article

[[!include WMZ]] will include the whole WMZ article

See also Terms, WikiWords

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