A list of the most common formatting rules. There also is a complete list at [TextFormattingRules]. {{{ (empty line) Make a paragraph break. ---- Horizontal ruler [link] Create hyperlink to "link", where "link" can be either an internal WikiName or an external link (http://) [text|link] Create a hyperlink where the link text is different from the actual hyperlink link. [link#heading] Jumps to that heading on the page. The heading here needs to be written in CamelCase. [text|wiki:link] Create a hyperlink where the link text is different from the actual hyperlink link, and the hyperlink points to a named Wiki. This supports interWiki linking. * Make a bulleted list (must be in first column). Use more (**) for deeper indentations. # Make a numbered list (must be in first column). Use more (##, ###) for deeper indentations. !, !!, !!! Start a line with an exclamation mark (!) to make a heading. More exclamation marks mean bigger headings. __text__ Makes text bold. ''text'' Makes text in italics (notice that these are single quotes (')) {{text}} Makes text in monospaced font. ;term:def Defines 'term' with 'def'. Use this with empty 'term' to make short comments. \\ Forced line break (please use sparingly). }}} Don't use HTML, it doesn't work. If you want to use images on your page, simply use a wikilink, like ~[myImage.png~], save the page, and attache the image to the page (of cours with the exact same page). You can find the list of approved formats, on the [SystemInfo] page. To make a code block, use triple {'s to open, and triple }'s to close. If you want to use square brackets ({{[[]}}) in the page without creating a hyperlink, use two opening square brackets. So the text {{[[[Example Non-Link]}}, will appear as {{[[Example Non-Link]}}. ''(Wondering where this text comes from? It's on a page called [Edit Page Help], which you can edit too!)'' [{ALLOW edit Admin}] [{ALLOW view All}]