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Understanding Wiki SyntaxTo format and style the text in a wiki page, you use wiki syntax. This syntax is similar to HTML or other markup languages.
Wiki SyntaxThe Tiki wiki syntax consists of special notation that must be placed before and after the words that you want to format.The following table lists the wiki syntax for some common text formatting:
You can use Tiki's wiki syntax to maintain complete control over how your text will look. You can also create heading levels by using !. For example: !First level heading !!Second level heading will produce: First level headingSecond level headingYou can create collapseable headings by by placing + (opened by default) or - (closed by default) in front of the heading text. For example: !!!+Heading open The heading is open, by default. !!!-Heading closed The heading is collapsed (closed) by default. will produce: A complete list of Tiki's wiki syntax is available from the Tiki online help and in the TikiWiki documentation
ToolbarWith the Tiki Toolbar, you can quickly apply wiki formats to your text. The Toolbar appears in the Edit area of the Edit page.
Try using the Quicktags to add wiki syntax. Click the Bold button You can also use the Quicktags buttons to apply wiki syntax to selected text:
Tiki automatically applies the wiki syntax for underline to the word: ===underlined=== Getting HelpTiki includes a help system that explains each of the Quicktags, as well as the available plugins.Click the Wiki Help button (
The wiki help displays in a pop-up window with two sections:
Click Show/Hide ( ) toggle to show or hide each help section.
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