Basic formatting rules.

Principal:

Text page formatting does not require HTML. Few simple codes allow you to format correctly your content:

• in the page text paragraphs are separated by at least one empty line (two CRLF).
• without empty line, the paragraph is not considered as finished.
• multiple empty lines count only for one.
• the first paragraph character specifies its type
  • >> for a right aligned paragraph
  • == for a centered paragraph
  • << for a left aligned paragraph
  • T1: for a large title/heading
  • T2: for a medium title/heading
  • T3: for a small title/heading
  • NOTE: for a note highlighted by a background color.
  • CODE: for a text with fix space font (no automatic line feed)
  • PLAINTEXT: for a non interpreted text (no format/style, links, plugins,...)
  • COMMENT: for a comment (content is not displayed)
  • STYLE(): for a personalized style (cfr personalized styles)
  • ---- for a horizontal line.
  • * and # for lists (see lists)
  • without any of these prefix, it's a normal paragraph.
• Keywords T1:, T2:, T3:, NOTE:, CODE: and STYLE() can be themselves prefixed with >>, == or << to modify their original alignment.
• inside a paragraph
  • new lines are generated by a simple CRLF
  • text in bold is surrounded by three simple quote (' ' ')
  • text in italic is surrounded by two simple quote (' ')
  • links are generated with
    • brackets [] (any link types including images) (see links and images insertion)
    • WikiWord (link between wiki pages) (see automatic links via wikiwords)
    • absolute url (!http://...) (see links and images insertion)

NOTE: colors and font sizes are automatic and aren't separately configurable. They are specified by the general wiki parameters (specially for styles, see graphical interface).

These formatting rules are designed for minimum page formatting. Test your skills with the sandbox.

For additional features, see plugins.