Markup
From Wikipedia
How to use Wikimarkup:
Surrounding text with <nowiki>text here</nowiki> prevents any formatting of the text from occuring.
Adding Comment tags (<!--text here-->) hides your text from readers, but not editors, of a page .
Single square brackets [text here] are used for links to URLs. The format looks like [http://www.example.com Your description], which results in Your description.
Double square brackets [[text here]] give a link to the page with that title. Text here. You can also make the link say something different than the page name with a piped link: [[Text here|What I want it to say]] gives you What I want it to say.
There are three characters used in lists:
- (produced by * )
- (produced by # )
- (produced by : )
To indent, string similar symbols together:
-
- (**)
- (***)
- (****)
- (***)
- (**)
-
- (::)
- (:::)
- (::::)
- (:::::)
- (::::)
- (:::)
- (::)
-
- (##)
- (###)
- (####)
- (#####)
- (####)
- (###)
- (##)
However, to an indent to a numbered list, you must begin with a # in order to prevent disrupting the list, as follows:
- something
- something else
- (#*)
- (#*)
- (#**)
- another thing
- (#:)
- (#::)
- (#:#)
- (#:#)
- (#:)
- last thing
- (*)
- oh no you restarted the numbering you fool
I'll be back to finish some other time, feel free to add more if you know it.