This wiki accepts wiki and HTML links.
Below are methods for creating links using wiki syntax.
You can use a special anchor link to link to a header on the current page. After clicking an anchor link, use the browser's back button to return to where you were on the page.
Use this code in a page, replacing HEADER NAME with the name of the header you'd like to link to:
[[#HEADER NAME]]
To create an anchor link.
Use this code in a page, replacing USERNAME with the name of the person, SERVER with the name of their server, and LINK TEXT with the text you'd like displayed as a link:
[[mailto://USERNAME@SERVER|LINK TEXT]]
To create this:
LINK TEXTUse this code in a page, replacing USERNAME with the name of the person, SERVER with the name of their server, SUBJECT with the subject of the email, and LINK TEXT with the text you'd like displayed as a link:
[[mailto://USERNAME@SERVER?subject=SUBJECT|LINK TEXT]]
To create this:
LINK TEXTUse this code in a page, replacing URL with the address of the web page, and LABEL with the text for the link:
[[URL|LABEL]]
To create a labeled external link like this one:
Click here for GNUUse this code in a page, replacing URL with the address of the web page:
[[URL]]
To create a plain external link like this one:
http://www.gnu.org/Use this code in a page, replacing IMAGENAME with the name of an embedded image page, and PAGENAME with the name of a page in this wiki:
[[Include::Image::IMAGENAME|style="cursor:pointer" onclick="go_to('PAGENAME')"]]
To create an image that links to a page in this wiki.
Use this code in a page, replacing Image::IMAGENAME with the name of an embedded image page, and URL with the address of a web page:
[[Include::Image::IMAGENAME|style="cursor:pointer" border="0" onclick="window.open('URL')"]]
To create an image that links to a web page.
You can include the contents of another page of this wiki in the current page by using an include link.
Use this code in a page, replacing PAGENAME with the name of the page you'd like to include:
[[Include::PAGENAME]]
To include the contents of another page in the current page.
These are internal wiki actions in the form of links:
Use this code in a page: | To create this: |
[[Special::All Pages|All pages]] | All pages listing |
[[Special::Backlinks|Backlinks]] | Listing of pages linking to page |
[[Special::Dead Pages|Dead links]] | Pages without any link to them |
[[Special::Delete Page|Delete page]] | Delete page prompt |
[[Special::Duplicate Page|Duplicate page]] | Duplicate page |
[[WoaS::CSS::Custom|Custom CSS]] | Custom CSS |
[[Special::Go to|Go to...]] | Go to page prompt |
[[Locked::|Locked pages]] | Listing of encrypted pages |
[[Special::Main Page|Main page]] | Main page (whatever title it has) |
[[Special::New Page|New page]] | New page prompt |
[[Special::Orphaned Pages|Orphaned pages]] | Orphaned pages listing |
[[Special::Recentchanges|Recentchanges]] | Recently changed pages listing |
[[Special::Search|Search]] | Search into pages interface |
[[Tagged::Syntax|Syntax pages]] | Pagged tagged with 'Syntax' |
[[Tagged::|Tagged pages]] | Pagged which contain some tag |
[[Unlocked::|Unlocked pages]] | Listing of pages without encryption |
[[Untagged::|Untagged pages]] | Listing of pages without any tag |
Use this code in a page, replacing PAGENAME with the page you want to link to and LABEL with the link text:
[[PAGENAME|LABEL]]
To create a labeled internal link.
Use this code in a page, replacing PAGENAME withe the page you want to link to:
[[PAGENAME]]
To create a plain internal link.
Below are methods for creating links using HTML syntax.
Use this code in a page, replacing YOUR MESSAGE GOES HERE with the content for the alert, and YOUR BUTTON TEXT GOES HERE with the text for your button:
<script type="text/javascript">
function alertme () {alert("YOUR MESSAGE GOES HERE.");}
</script>
<input type=button value="YOUR BUTTON TEXT GOES HERE" onClick="alertme()">
To create a button that opens an alert.
Use this code in a page, replacing YOUR MESSAGE GOES HERE with the content for the alert, and YOUR LINK TEXT GOES HERE with the text for your link:
<a href='javascript:alert("YOUR MESSAGE GOES HERE");'>YOUR LINK TEXT GOES HERE</a>
To create a labeled text link that opens an alert.
With a combination of HTML and wiki syntax, you can create anchor links to anywhere on a page, rather than just to headers.
Use this code in a page, replacing NAME with the name of the anchor:
<a name="NAME">
Use this code somewhere else on the same page, replacing NAME with the anchor name:
[[#NAME]]
To create an anchor link to anywhere on a page.
Or use this code somewhere else on the same page, replacing NAME with the anchor name and LABEL with the text for the link:
[[#NAME|LABEL]]
To create a labeled anchor link to anywhere on a page.
Use this code in a page, replacing LINK with the text for your link:
<a class="link" onclick="javascript:edit()" title="Edit this page">LINK</a>
To create a link that opens the current page in the editor.
Use this code in a page, replacing YOUR BUTTON TEXT GOES HERE with the text for your button, and URL with the address of the web page:
<input type="button" value="YOUR BUTTON TEXT GOES HERE" onclick="window.open('URL');">
To create a button that opens an external link in another tab or window.
Use this code in a page, replacing BUTTONTEXT with the text you want on the button and PAGENAME with the page you want to link to:
<input value="BUTTONTEXT" onclick="go_to('PAGENAME')" type="submit" />
To create a button that opens an internal link in another tab or window.
Use this code in a page, replacing BUTTONTEXT with the text you want on the button and PAGENAME with the page you want to link to:
<input type="button" value="BUTTONTEXT" onClick="setTimeout('go_to(\'PAGENAME\')',5000);">
To create a button that opens a wiki page five seconds after you click it.