Wiki on a Stick syntax

In this page you will find examples of all the WoaS wiki syntax.

New pages have red links, like this New page, but you can use Javascript::woas.special_new_page() to automatically create a new one through a simple dialog.

Click on this link to edit the wiki source of this page.

Links

An internal wiki link is created using [[Special::Main Page]], which results in Special::Main Page.

Header of second level

Some text here

Subheader of third level

Some text here

Subheader of fourth level

Some text here

Formatting

External links: Wiki on a Stick

Boldface: Boldface text
Italics: italics text
Underline: underlined text

Example usage of \{\{\{ and \}\}\}
This text is rendered without any HTML/wiki parsing, and it does not get _underlined_, as you can see

A really long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long long line here


This is pre-formatted text (using a <pre> tag) with CSS style!
And it stands on multiple lines too

You can also use any HTML tag: Schrödinger's cat is not dead.

Ruler:

Lists

Item 1
- Subitem a
- Subitem b
Item 2
- Subitem c
  - Subsubitem d
Item 3

Numbered list:

Item A
1. Subitem i
2. Subitem ii
Item B
1. Subitem iii
  1. Subsubitem iv
Item C

Alphanumerically ordered list:

Paragraph A
Paragraph B
1. Subparagraph 1
2. Subparagraph 2

Tables

Telephone Table
Column Name	Type	Other	Description
id	INT	PRIMARY KEY	Row ID
contact_id	INT	KEY	References FOREIGN KEY(Contacts.id)
type	ENUM('Home','Work','Mobile','Pager','Other')		Defines type of Telephone record
number	CHAR(32)		Contains actual Telephone number

New syntax features

line joining through a slash '\' at the end of the line
automatic TOC generation in place of [[Special::TOC]]
section links using the syntax [[#Syntax#Syntax changes in v0.9]]
anchors for all headers (through id attribute)
customization of blocks of text under headers through CSS classes level1-level6
alphanumerical lists using '@'
custom parsing rules through (careful) override of the parse() core function
nowiki syntax {{{ }}} to disable html/wiki in a block of raw text (also works inline)

Syntax changes since v0.9

There have been a few changes in the wiki syntax, they will be automatically applied on import or saving (except the wiki link parts inversion).

bullet lists are recognized using an asterisk '*' at the beginning of the line, if you use the previous '+' plus sign it will be automatically converted to an asterisk
wiki link parts are inverted, e.g. no more [[label of main page link|Main Page]] but [[Main Page|label of main page link]]

Some syntax has also been deprecated, see Deprecated syntax.