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==Wikipedia Wiki Editing Resources==
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Cheatsheet Wikipedia's Wiki Editing Cheatsheet] <br>
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Wiki_markup#Text_formatting Wikipedia's Wiki Markup/Text Formatting Guide]
==Spaces, New Lines, Paragraphs, And More==
You might have already noticed that single spaces between lines do not create spaces in the text. For example:
<pre><nowiki>
Typing
like
this
would come out
like this:
</nowiki></pre>
Typing
like
this
would come out
like this:
A blank space between the two lines, on the other hand, creates a new paragraph. For example:
<pre><nowiki>
This would look like one paragraph.
This would look like another.
This would be the third.
</nowiki></pre>
This would look like one paragraph.
This would look like another.
This would be the third.
For a new line, you must use the line break (br) command after the line. (Single Spaces are not necessary, but are used for clarity.)
Just do this:
<pre><nowiki>
Text Line 1<br>
Text Line 2<br>
Paragraph 2 Line 1
</nowiki></pre>
Text Line 1<br>
Text Line 2<br>
Paragraph 2 Line 1
'''Remember:''' For the sake of clarity, it is best to place a line break, but not necessary.
==Emphasis==
'''Hello!'''
''How Are You?''
This is basic, but important. Use three apostrophes for bold text and two for italics. The above section was made like this:
<pre><nowiki>
'''Hello!'''
''How Are You?''
</nowiki></pre>
HTML encoding also works. For <b>Bold</b> and <i>Italics</i> you would use the following:
<pre><nowiki>
<b>Bold</b> and <i>Italics</i>
</nowiki></pre>
==Lists==
*Creating a bulleted list is simple.
**Creating Sub-Bullets is just as easy.
***And so on and so on and so on.
*Going back is easy too.
<pre><nowiki>
*Creating a bulleted list is simple.
**Creating Sub-Bullets is just as easy.
***And so on and so on and so on.
*Going back is easy too.
</nowiki></pre>
#Numbered Lists are almost the same
##So are sub numbers
###sub sub numbers
#and going back is also just as easy.
<pre><nowiki>
#Numbered Lists are almost the same
##So are sub numbers
###sub sub numbers
#and going back is also just as easy.
</nowiki></pre>
*Mixing lists are possible too.
*#Such as this one
*#*You can also<br>have new lines<br>inside lists.
<pre><nowiki>
*Mixing lists are possible too.
*#Such as this one
*#*You can also<br>have new lines<br>inside lists.
</nowiki></pre>
==Horizontal Rules==
Don't use these too often, as they break up the page. Instead, it is recommended you use section breaks (see below). If you really need them, however, this is the formatting:
<pre><nowiki>
----
</nowiki></pre>
==Indentation==
:A colon indents a line.
<pre><nowiki>
:A colon indents a line.
</nowiki></pre>
==Alignment==
A page is left-aligned by default.
<center> Center Text Like This </center>
<pre><nowiki>
<center> Center Text Like This </center>
</nowiki></pre>
==Section Breaks==
Many articles on the wiki use section headers and tables of contents, like the ones above. Two equal(=) signs makes a topic.
<pre><nowiki>
==This Is a Topic==
===This Is a Subtopic===
====This is a Sub Sub Topic====
===This is a subtopic of the first topic, but not the other sub topics===
==This is another topic==
</nowiki></pre>
To add a Table Of Contents, type:
<pre><nowiki>
__TOC__
</nowiki></pre>
If a Table of Contents is automatic for the article (true for certain namespaces and templates), you can use this formatting to remove one:
<pre><nowiki>
__NOTOC__
</nowiki></pre>
'''Note:''' Table of contents lists only list topics that appear after they are inserted.
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==Wikipedia Wiki Editing Resources==
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Cheatsheet Wikipedia's Wiki Editing Cheatsheet] <br>
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Wiki_markup#Text_formatting Wikipedia's Wiki Markup/Text Formatting Guide]
==Spaces, New Lines, Paragraphs, And More==
You might have already noticed that single spaces between lines do not create spaces in the text. For example:
<pre><nowiki>
Typing
like
this
would come out
like this:
</nowiki></pre>
Typing
like
this
would come out
like this:
A blank space between the two lines, on the other hand, creates a new paragraph. For example:
<pre><nowiki>
This would look like one paragraph.
This would look like another.
This would be the third.
</nowiki></pre>
This would look like one paragraph.
This would look like another.
This would be the third.
For a new line, you must use the line break (br) command after the line. (Single Spaces are not necessary, but are used for clarity.)
Just do this:
<pre><nowiki>
Text Line 1<br>
Text Line 2<br>
Paragraph 2 Line 1
</nowiki></pre>
Text Line 1<br>
Text Line 2<br>
Paragraph 2 Line 1
'''Remember:''' For the sake of clarity, it is best to place a line break, but not necessary.
==Emphasis==
'''Hello!'''
''How Are You?''
This is basic, but important. Use three apostrophes for bold text and two for italics. The above section was made like this:
<pre><nowiki>
'''Hello!'''
''How Are You?''
</nowiki></pre>
HTML encoding also works. For <b>Bold</b> and <i>Italics</i> you would use the following:
<pre><nowiki>
<b>Bold</b> and <i>Italics</i>
</nowiki></pre>
==Lists==
*Creating a bulleted list is simple.
**Creating Sub-Bullets is just as easy.
***And so on and so on and so on.
*Going back is easy too.
<pre><nowiki>
*Creating a bulleted list is simple.
**Creating Sub-Bullets is just as easy.
***And so on and so on and so on.
*Going back is easy too.
</nowiki></pre>
#Numbered Lists are almost the same
##So are sub numbers
###sub sub numbers
#and going back is also just as easy.
<pre><nowiki>
#Numbered Lists are almost the same
##So are sub numbers
###sub sub numbers
#and going back is also just as easy.
</nowiki></pre>
*Mixing lists are possible too.
*#Such as this one
*#*You can also<br>have new lines<br>inside lists.
<pre><nowiki>
*Mixing lists are possible too.
*#Such as this one
*#*You can also<br>have new lines<br>inside lists.
</nowiki></pre>
==Horizontal Rules==
Don't use these too often, as they break up the page. Instead, it is recommended you use section breaks (see below). If you really need them, however, this is the formatting:
<pre><nowiki>
----
</nowiki></pre>
==Indentation==
:A colon indents a line.
<pre><nowiki>
:A colon indents a line.
</nowiki></pre>
==Alignment==
A page is left-aligned by default.
<center> Center Text Like This </center>
<pre><nowiki>
<center> Center Text Like This </center>
</nowiki></pre>
==Section Breaks==
Many articles on the wiki use section headers and tables of contents, like the ones above. Two equal(=) signs makes a topic.
<pre><nowiki>
==This Is a Topic==
===This Is a Subtopic===
====This is a Sub Sub Topic====
===This is a subtopic of the first topic, but not the other sub topics===
==This is another topic==
</nowiki></pre>
To add a Table Of Contents, type:
<pre><nowiki>
__TOC__
</nowiki></pre>
If a Table of Contents is automatic for the article (true for certain namespaces and templates), you can use this formatting to remove one:
<pre><nowiki>
__NOTOC__
</nowiki></pre>
'''Note:''' Table of contents lists only list topics that appear after they are inserted.