Difference between revisions of "Syntax help"

Latest revision as of 07:06, 20 April 2023

To mark something as:

Italic use: ''Italic''

Bold use: '''Bold'''

These are repeated apostrophes, not double quotation marks.

Underlined use: <ins>Underlined</ins>

To use code text (unformatted) use: <code>

You can use syntax highlighting, like in code editors, using:

Example: #include <iostream> int main() { printf("Syntax highlighting"); return 0; }

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-to mark something as:
+To mark something as:
+''Italic'' use:
+<nowiki> ''Italic'' </nowiki>
 '''Bold''' use:
-<code> ''' Bold ''' </code>
+<nowiki>'''Bold'''</nowiki>
-''Italic'' use:
+These are repeated apostrophes, not double quotation marks.
-<code> '' Italic '' </code>
 <ins>Underlined</ins> use:
-<code> <ins> Underlined </ins> </code>
+<nowiki> <ins>Underlined</ins> </nowiki>
-''Monospaced'' use:
-<code> '' Monospaced '' </code>
 To use code text (unformatted) use:
-<code> <code> </code>
+<nowiki> <code> </nowiki>
 You can use syntax highlighting, like in code editors, using:
-<code> <code language> </code>
+<nowiki> <code language> </nowiki>
 Example:
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 }
 </code>
-To force a new-line after your line of text, you do not always need to add an empty line between your new line, because that makes every line into a paragraph. A much simpler way(DokuWiki style) is to use a special character set: two backslashes followed by a space.
-<code>\\ </code>