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This page contains basic information about !MoinMin's formatting capabilities. It covers only a small amount of the formatting features but these are covering about 99% of every-day problem. If you need more detailed information start with HelpOnEditing or HelpOnMoinWikiSyntax. | This page contains basic information about !MoinMin's formatting capabilities. It covers only a small amount of the formatting features but these are possibly covering about 99% of every-day problems. If you need more detailed information start with HelpOnEditing or HelpOnMoinWikiSyntax. |
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HelpOnBasicFormatting
Contents
This page contains basic information about MoinMin's formatting capabilities. It covers only a small amount of the formatting features but these are possibly covering about 99% of every-day problems. If you need more detailed information start with HelpOnEditing or HelpOnMoinWikiSyntax.
Basics
White space
Note that white space most of the time is ignored. This:
The only exception is white space at the beginning of a line.
leads to this:
The only exception is white space at the beginning of a line. For details how white space at the beginning of a line is processed see HelpOnBasicFormatting#Indentation
Line breaks
Insert a line break with the <<BR>>. This:
This goes onto the first line<<BR>>This goes onto the second line.
leads to this:
This goes onto the first line
This goes onto the second line
Indentation
Titles
Lists
Numbered Lists
1. level1-1 1. level1-2 1. level2-1 1. level2-2 1.#6 level1-3
leads to this:
- level1-1
- level1-2
- level2-1
- level2-1
- level1-3
Bulleted Lists
* level1-1 * level1-2 * level2-1 * level2-2 * level1-3
leads to this:
- level1-1
- level1-2
- level2-1
- level2-1
- level1-3
Tables
APL Code
Links
Images
Attachments
Table of contents
Insert this right after the = title = part of your page:
<<TableOfContents>>