Syntax Formatting

Beginner's Guide to Formatting Wiki Pages

Welcome to the guide! In this tutorial, you'll learn how to format your Wiki pages using a specific set of allowed markdown syntax. Before proceeding, you should have a basic understanding of markdown. If you're already familiar, feel free to skip to the advanced section.

Understanding HTML

If you're not familiar with Markdown, it's an alternate markup language for creating web pages. HTML is generally used for webpage creation, but for general text editing markdown is generally used.

Example Markdown Element

This is a **bold element**.

This is a bold element.

Example HTML Element with Attribute

[This is a link.](https://wiki.cellmachine.net/wiki/cells/)

Or, for links that lead to this wiki;

[This is a link.](/cells/)

This is a link.

Now that you have a basic understanding of markdown, let's proceed to the allowed markdown syntax for formatting your Wiki page.

Allowed Markdown Syntax

Headers

Headers are formed using hashtags.

text

# Giant Header

## Big Header

### Kinda Big Header

#### Kinda Small Header

##### Small Header

###### Tiny Header

Bold, Italics, etc.

**Bold**
*Italics*
***Bold and Italics***
> Block Quote

> Long
>
> Block Quote

Lists

1. First thing
2. Second Thing
3. Third Thing

- Thing
- Other Thing

- Thing
- Bigger Thing
    - Thing in bigger thing
    - Another thing in bigger thing
- Other Thing

Links

[Link](/link/), which is the same as [Link](https://wiki.cellmachine.net/wiki/link/)

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Conclusion

And that's it! You're now equipped to format your Wiki pages using the allowed set of markdown syntax. Happy editing!