Headings

Note, the line must start and end with an equals sign =. Even a single space at the end of the line will cause it not to work. This: 

= Header 1 = 
== Header 2 ==
=== Header 3 ===
==== Header 4 ====
===== Header 5 =====
====== Header 6 ======

Produces:

Header 1

Header 2

Header 3

Header 4
Header 5
Header 6

Horizontal rule

Any line that starts with 4 or more dashes should produce a horizontal rule even if text follows so this: 

----
-----
------
-------
--------
Between two HRs
---- Text after pushed to next line

Produces:

Between two HRs?
Text after pushed to next line

Text formatting

This: __underlined__ Produces: underlined

This: ''emphasized'' Produces: emphasized

This: '''strong''' Produces: strong

This: a^2^ + b^2^ = c^2^ Produces: a2 + b2 = c2

This: H,,2,,O Produces: H2O

Mixing like this: '''''Mix''' at the beginning'' Produces: Mix at the beginning

Mixing like this: '''''Mix'' in __the middle__ and the beginning''' Produces: Mix in the middle and the beginning

Interleaved mixing like this: '''Interleaved __mixing''' even works__ Produces: Interleaved mixing even works

Mixing inside superscript and subscript like this: F^__super__^ A,,'''sub''',, Doesn't work: F__super__ A'''sub'''

But mixing superscript and subscript inside others: __F^super^__ '''A,,sub,,''' Does: Fsuper Asub

Lists and Definitions

This: 

  * one bullet
    * nested to level 2
      * nested to level 3
        * nested to level 4
  * second bullet
    1. nested numbered list (doesn't work)
    2. nested numbered list (doesn't work)
  * third bullet

Produces:

This: 

  1. Top-level numbered list
  2. Top-level numbered list
    * nested bullet
    * nested bullet
  3. See if we keep the numbering here!

Produces:

  1. Top-level numbered list

  2. Top-level numbered list

    • nested bullet

    • nested bullet

  3. See if we keep the numbering here!

This: 

  Term:: a definition
  Another Term:: another definition, but with ''markup''
  :: a definition without a term

Produces:

Term

a definition

Another Term

another definition, but with markup

a definition without a term

But this: 

* First bullet without leading space(s)
1. Numbered list without leading space(s)
Term/Definition markup:: without leading space(s)

Doesn't work without leading spaces: * First bullet without leading space(s) 1. Numbered list without leading space(s) Term/Definition markup:: without leading space(s)

Inline code

Doing this: {{{Inline with braces}}} or this `Inline with backticks` Produces this: Inline with braces and Inline with backticks.

Putting the braces on different lines runs the code bock the full width, so this: 

The following should show up as a full block of inline code <three left braces>
c = sqrt(a*a + b*b)
<three right braces>

Produces:

The following should show up as a full block of inline code 

c = sqrt(a*a + b*b)

Note that I have to use <three left braces> in the code block above because I'm using the inline code block feature to create the example.

Linking and graphics

In a Wiki page, you use [square brackets]? to create links. When you save the page, the contents of the square bracketed text will have a small ? link next to it, which you click to create a new page with that name. This is the primary way to create new pages in a wiki.

This: 

 * http://www.cylab.cmu.edu/
 * [http://www.cylab.cmu.edu/]
 * [http://www.cylab.cmu.edu/ Carnegie Mellon CyLab]
 * ftp://www.nowwhere.com/pub/docs
 * mailto:no-one@nowhere.com
 * Show graphic only
http://www.cylab.cmu.edu/images/sm_cylab_logo.jpg
 * Show graphic and make it a link
[http://www.cylab.cmu.edu http://www.cylab.cmu.edu/images/sm_cylab_logo.jpg]
 * [BestPractices] Link inside of this wiki (using wiki rename tool will update)
 * [Best Practices] Even works when you add the spaces
 * [http:../somewhere/ Relative Link within site but outside of this wiki]

Produces:

http://www.cylab.cmu.edu




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