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-You really should learn what the basic WikiMarkup can do for you, before you
-start to read about more complex features.
-
-
-!! Image markup
-
-Images can be inlined into a page using square brackets around the absolute
-www-address of the image file, like ![http://www/image.png].
-
-To align an image (define how the following text flows around it) one
-can add space characters inside the square brackets before and/or after
-its !http://-address:
-* text flows around on the right ![http://example.com/image.png ]
-* left aligned image ![ http://example.com/image.png]
-* with spaces on the left and right, a image will display centred
-
-One can also specify to which size a image shall be rescaled by the browser,
-if this is added as parameters with a query string like appendation; for
-example ![http://www.example.com/image.png?x=200&y=100] would scale the
-image to 200 pixels width and 100 pixels height. One can also use width= and
-height= parameters to do so.
-
-
-!! Anchors [#AnchOrs]
-
-Instead of linking from page to page, one can also create inner page links
-using so called anchors. Anchors are defined and referenced using the hash
-sign inside square brackets. ![#anchorname] for example creates an anchor,
-to reference it one must put the page name in front of the hash sign,
-like ![ThisPage#anchorname].
-
-Requiring a pagename in front of the anchor name to reference to it is some
-overhead but the only senseful way to create valid links. So to create
-links to an anchor on the current page one must write ![CurrentPage#anchor].
-But there is also the special dot notation, which allows to write
-~[.#anchor] for a jump to an anchor inside of the current page.
-
-Anchors and anchor references can and should also be entitled using
-quotation marks or the dash sign:
-* ![#anchor "Title for this anchor"].
-* ![anchors title | #anchor2]
-
-If you ever happen to have a page name including the hash # sign as part of
-its name, then you must escape this one by appending another hash at the end
-of links to that page, like ~[PageAboutThe#Sign#] for example.
-
-Please also note, that this behaviour is configurable, so defining anchors
-and referencing them may work differently on other sites.
-
-
-!! footnotes
-
-To create a footnote {{ a footnote can contain additional information snippets}}
-use double curly brackets. Usually creating a new page to explain something
-in more detail is a much better approach, so the footnotes extension is a
-plugin in ErfurtWiki and thus not available per default.
-
-!! Links
-
-* a WikiWord will form a hyperlink
-* any valid www-address like http://www.example.com/ will do too
-* many nonvalid addresses will do too, see file://localhost/etc/passwd
-* [square brackets around text] makes a hyperlink
-** adding (more) [[square brackets around it]] is more [[[[intuitive]]]] than with other wikis
-** a ![title | for square bracket links ] can be added using the | character
-*** the title should be on the left to the linked WikiWord
-*** but for ewiki it can be on either side, because a http://www can be easily distinguished
-** a !["title" for square bracket links] can also be assigned using quotation marks
-*** the title inside the quotation marks can be on either side of the !["..." wiki link] or ![http:// "URL"]
-*** you can use this too for image links
-*** this scheme is useful, but incompatible with other !WikiSoftware
-* the ! exclamation mark or the tilde ~ can be used to escape a !!WikiWord or a !!http://www.address.net/ and of course escapes !![square brackets] as easily
-** this is more understandable than escaping with "[" like in other wikis (like [PhpWiki|PhpWiki:])
-* instead of square brackets, one may utilize the ^ character to make a ^^wikilink of !NotBumpyWords
-
-
-!! Lists
-
-* one can create lists by writing an asterisk at the beginning of a line
-*# or enumerated lists by using a hash sign instead
-*# instead of the asterisk the - minus character can be used sometimes
-* definition lists can be created using :: at the line start or as sublist
-*:definition: explanation
-*:anotherdef: another description
-* there are some more rules
-*# lists should be separated with an empty line from other text
-*# put a space behind the list bullet (*, #, -, ::)
-*# a space in front of a list bullet escapes it (the line won't become a list entry)
-
-
-!! Paragraphs
-
-Every block of text (without empty lines) will form a paragraph.
-
- Text can be indented using spaces or TABs at the start of a line.
- Lists, Tables and headlines cannot be indented. (Indentation is
- counted in steps of ''nearly'' 3 spaces.)
-
-You can right align text by using two minus characters at the beginning of a
-line, which is often used to sign a bracket of text.
--- author
-
-
-!! Text style
-
-* text can be made __bold__ or **bold**
-* or ''italic''
-* ##big## and µµsmallµµ
-* up^^set^^
-
-But there exist equivalents in old style WikiMarkup:
-
-* '''bold'''
-* '''''bold and italic'''''
-
-And ##most## of µµtheseµµ things **can** be __''combined''__.
-
-
-!! hidden comments
-
-* you can add hidden comments to your page
-** users just viewing the page won't notice it
-** it can only be seen, when the page gets edited
-* click on EditThisPage to see, how the standard HTML comment escape is used for this
-
-<!-- I'm a hidden comment -->
-
-
-!! !InterWiki:Links
-
-* there exist abbreviations for concurrent wikis on the web
-* to reference a page from another wiki, just prepend the Wikis name and a colon before the remote !WikiPageName
-** ErfurtWiki:ErfurtWiki
-** WardsWiki:WikiClones
-** WardsWiki:InterWiki
-* that's why you should avoid the colon inside of square brackets
-
-
-!!! page blocks
-
-<block>
- There can be some special areas within a Wiki page. And they are often
- enclosed in so called <block> tags, which look much like the ones of
- [HTML|HyperTextMarkupLanguage]. You however must write them
- all-lowercase, or else they won't work.
-</block>
-
-
-! PRE-formatted text
-
-If you wish text to appear as you type it - that is, all spaces remain
-where they are, and lines stay as long as you inserted it - then you need
-a block of "pre-formatted" text.
-* use the <pre> ... </pre> 'tags' for a paragraph of preformatted text,
- that still allowed to use [WikiWord]s and simple markup
-* with <code>...</code> instead you would really see text as you typed it,
- with square brackets and other escapes not garbaging your text
-
-<pre>
- This fragment is a ''pre-formatted''
- paragraph.
-</pre>
-
-
-! inline HTML
-
-Per default most HTML won't work in a Wiki (using the rescuehtml plugin at
-least the simple tags would be allowed). So to use HTML in a Wiki page, it
-must be specifically configured (the _DB_F_HTML flag) or this needed to be
-globally allowed for your Wiki.
-
-* you can however designate blocks of HTML using
-** <html>...</html> (all lowercase!)
-** <htm>...</htm> which still allowed [WikiWord]s and most markup
-
-
-
-!! in-page plugins (macros)
-
-If configured, this wiki also allows to activate plugins inside of pages, which are called MpiPlugins.
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