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Word formatting

Emphasize
''Emphasize'', '''strongly''', '''''very strongly'''''

Emphasize, strongly, very strongly


HTML tags you can use

Typewriter font for technical terms

<tt>monospace text</tt>

monospace text


Small text

<small>small text</small>

small text


Strikethru text

<s>strike out deleted material</s>

strike out deleted material


Headings

same as headlines/chapters/sections

First, second and third level headings

=New section=

==Subsection==

===Sub-subsection===

A first level heading is for example the "Word formatting" heading on this page. The "Bullet lists" heading on this page is an example of a 2rd level heading.

The "Table of contents" box you see at the top of this page will appear automatically when you have used 4 or more headings. First level headings are shown as x, 2rd level as x.x and so on.


Internal linking

[[Main Page]]

Becomes a link to the Main Page of this Wiki.


[[List_of_Distros|Distros!]]

Becomes a link to the Information page but Infos! is written instead like this: Distros!

External linking

Remember to start with "http://".


Bare URL
http://www.zinewiki.com/

Becomes http://www.zinewiki.com/


Named link
[http://www.zinewiki.com/ The Best Site This Side of the Moon]

Becomes The Best Site This Side of the Moon

Lists

Bullet lists

You can make bullet lists with "*".

* First level list object
** Second level list object
*** Third level list object
* Another first level list object
  • First level list object
    • Second level list object
      • Third level list object
  • Another first level list object


Numbered lists

You can make numbered lists with "#".

# First level list object
## Second level list object
### Third level list object
# Another first level list object
  1. First level list object
    1. Second level list object
      1. Third level list object
  2. Another first level list object


Mixed lists

You can even make mixed lists like this.

* You can even do mixed lists
*# and nest them
*#* like this
  • You can even do mixed lists
    1. and nest them
      • like this


Definition lists

;item
: the item's definition
item
the item's definition