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Help - Wikitext Help - Wikitext http://help.wikispaces.com/Wikitext ErTechKu · Meine Wikis · · Mein Konto · Hilfe · Abmelden · Wikitext SEITE GESCHÜTZT Letzte Änderungen Text Formatting Table of Contents Wiki verwalten Text For mat t ing Bold **bold** bold heading 1 Italics //italics// italics heading 2 Home Underline __underline__ underline POPULAR PAGES heading 3 Monospaced font {{monospace}} monospace Links Getting Started with a New Headings =heading 1= Wiki heading 1 Anchors ==heading 2== FAQ Images ===heading 3=== heading 2 Tips for Teachers ...etc. Include an image Tips for Higher Education heading 3 Image attributes Editing a Page Bulleted lists * list 1 list 1 Files Changing Your Navigation Bar ** list 2 Ayuda (FAQ in Spanish) list 2 Tables *** list 3 WIKI MANAGEMENT Code ...etc. list 3 Supported languages Managing Files Numbered lists # numbered 1 1. numbered 1 Privacy and Permissions References (Footnotes) ## numbered 2 Messaging and Email 1. numbered 2 RSS Feeds ### numbered 3 Comments ...etc. 1. numbered Variables WebDAV 3 Supported variables Monitoring and Notification Indenting > indent 1 indent 1 Variable modifiers Custom Domains >> indent 2 WIKISPACES PRIVATE LABEL indent 2 Javascript variables >>> indent 3 Contents of Another Wiki Getting Started: Private Label ...etc. indent 3 Page Integration Horizontal line ---- Security Supported includes Making a Payment זה עברית [[Right-to-left text [[rtl Other Special Tags ?etc... What is Private Label. זה עברית to format) Questions? languages that ...etc. REFERENCE read right-to-left) [[rtl]] Wikitext (Note that the [[rtl]] Anatomy of a Page tags must be on their own Anatomy of "Manage Wiki" lines.) Anatomy of the Editor Toolbar When you want to display characters that have other meanings in wikitext, Anatomy of "My Account" you can escape the wikitext formatting by putting double backtick characters Supported Web Browsers on either side of your text. The backtick shares a key with the tilde. Unblocking Wikispaces Escaping ``**escaping**`` **escaping** Searchable File Types Glossary of Wikispaces Terms Site Map Links Page link [[PageName]] Labeled page link [[PageName|DisplayText]] advanced Link to page in another wiki [[WikiName:PageName]] Labeled link to page in another wiki [[WikiName:PageName|DisplayText]] URL http://some.url [[http://some.url]] Labeled URL [[http://some.url|DisplayText]] Email [email protected] [[mailto:[email protected]]] Labeled email [[mailto:[email protected]|DisplayText]] The tags for turning an image into a link are in the section on images. Anchors Anchors let you link to a particular part of a page. Like this link to an anchor at the bottom of this page. Place an anchor [[#AnchorName]] Link to an anchor [[PageName#AnchorName|DisplayText]] 1 von 7 20.08.2011 13:56 Help - Wikitext http://help.wikispaces.com/Wikitext Images Include an image Include image:http://imagelocation.url [[image:http://www.wikispaces.com external /i/l.png]] image Include image:imagename [[image:wikispaces-logo.png]] uploaded image Image attributes Determine width="pixel" [[image:wikispaces-logo.png width of width="80"]] image Determine height="pixel" [[image:wikispaces-logo.png height of height="80"]] image Float the align="left" [[image:wikispaces-logo.png image to align="left"]] the left and wrap the text around it Float the align="right" [[image:wikispaces-logo.png image to align="right"]] the right and wrap the text around it Center align="center" [[image:wikispaces-logo.png the image align="center"]] in the middle of the page or table cell Add a caption="an image caption" [[image:wikispaces-logo.png caption caption="This is the Wikispaces for the logo"]] image This is Make the link="page" [[image:wikispaces-logo.png image a link="home"]] link to another link="Wiki:PageName" [[image:wikispaces-logo.png page or link="help:home"]] URL link="http://some.url" [[image:wikispaces-logo.png link="http://help.wikispaces.com/"]] Files [[file:name.txt]] Just replace name.txt with the name of any file you have uploaded to your wiki. Tables Table || table cell || table cell || table cell || Table heading cell ||~ heading1 ||~ heading2 || Table cell alignment ||= centered ||> right || 2 von 7 20.08.2011 13:56 Help - Wikitext http://help.wikispaces.com/Wikitext Table column spans (merging columns together) |||| spans 2 columns || || col1 || col2 || Table row spans (merging rows together) || spans 2 rows || row 1 || ||^ || row 2 || Code [[code]] This is plaintext. This is plaintext. [[code]] [[code format="php"]] // hello world // hello world echo "hello world"; echo "hello world"; exit(); exit(); [[code]] Note that both [[code]] tags must be on a line by themselves without leading spaces. Supported languages actionscript freebasic python ada fortran qbasic apache (Apache gml (Game Maker Language) reg (Microsoft Registry) configuration files) groovy robots (Robots.txt) applescript html4strict ruby asm (x86 Assembler) idl (Uno IDL) sas asp (Active Server ini scheme Pages) inno (Inno Script Object sdlbasic autoit (AutoIt Window Pascal) smalltalk automation script) io smarty (Smarty PHP template bash (Bourne Again java language) Shell) java5 (Java programming sql blitzbasic language, version 5 syntax) tcl bnf (BNF: Backus-Naur javascript text (No highlighting) form) latex thinbasic c lisp tsql (Transact-SQL) cfdg (Context-Free matlab vb (Visual Basic) Design Grammar) mirc vbnet (Visual Basic .NET) cfm (Coldfusion) mysql (MySQL-specific SQL) vhdl (VHSICADL, very high cpp (C++) oracle8 (Oracle-specific SQL) speed integrated circuit HDL) csharp (C#) ocaml (Objective Caml) visualfoxpro css (Cascading Style pascal winbatch (Windows Batch Sheets) perl Scripting) delphi (Delphi Object php xml Pascal) diff div dos d (D programming language) eiffel References (Footnotes) Add citation <ref> ... I am making a very important I am making a very </ref> point, but it needs a important point, but it reference.<ref>This is the needs a reference.[1] reference to back up my point. I am now pointing out </ref> something else, and I am now pointing out something referencing it.[2] Place references <references else, and referencing (if you don't use this /> it.<ref>This is my second I'd like my references tag, references will citation.</ref> right here: appear at the bottom 3 von 7 20.08.2011 13:56 Help - Wikitext http://help.wikispaces.com/Wikitext of the page) **I'd like my references right 1. ^ This is the here:** reference to back <references /> up my point. ---- 2. ^ This is my Look, text after my references second citation. section! Look, text after my references section! RSS Feeds [[rss url="http://source.url/feed"]] Replace http://source.url/feed with the URL of your RSS feed. By default, this will display the last ten updates as text links, but you can make the following modifications to how your feed will be displayed: url full URL to the feed (required) title title text to display above the feed (or blank for none) number how many items to show, default 10 description to show each item's description text, either "true" or default "false" date to show the item date after the title, either "true" or default "false" author to show the author of the item after the title, either "true" or default "false" length the number of characters to show in the description, max. 250 enclosure to show each item's media enclosures (audio, video, pictures), either "true" or default "false" Here's an example that uses all of these options: [[rss url="http://feeds.feedburner.com/wikispaces" title="Wikispaces Blog" number="5" description="true" date="true" author="true" length="80" enclosure="true"]] Wikispaces Blog Tips and tricks: Getting started with Wikispaces Private Label by Carole Aug 15, 2011 8:04 pm Wikispaces Private Label gives your organization more wikis, more robust tool... Tips and Tricks: Starting a new wiki by Carole Aug 8, 2011 6:55 pm A wiki is an organic creation: it grows and changes over time as you and your... Tips and tricks: Your wiki’s logo by Carole Aug 4, 2011 7:09 pm You want to get your wiki just right — including the way it looks. And while ... Education webinars on August 9 and August 10 by Carole Aug 3, 2011 10:56 pm Ever wondered what else Wikispaces can do for education? This month, we’... My Story: Qatar Academy by Carole Aug 1, 2011 8:59 pm Qatar Academy is an International Baccalaureate school that caters for Pre 3 ... Variables The variables below will let you place dynamic content in your pages. Since pages are sometimes cached after being created, some items, such as the number of pages in the wiki, may not be updated immediately. Supported variables Namespace Wiki name {$spacename} help Wiki text {$spacetext} Help Wiki description {$spacedescription} The Wikispaces Help Wiki Page Count {$pagesinspace} 50 Servername (the hostname of the wiki) {$servername} help.wikispaces.com Server (the url for the main page of the wiki) {$server} http://help.wikispaces.com License {$licensename} No License License URL {$licenseurl} Member Count {$membersinspace} 4 Organizer Count {$organizersinspace} 3 Page 4 von 7 20.08.2011 13:56 Help - Wikitext http://help.wikispaces.com/Wikitext Page Name {$page} Wikitext Revision count {$pagerevisions} 13 Full Page Name (alias for {$spacename}: {$fullpagename} help:Wikitext {$page}) Revision Editor (Username of the user, or the IP address of {$revisioneditor} koops the guest, who create this revision) Comment {$revisioncomment} Revision ID {$revisionid} 179797189 Revision Dates Date (In human readable format) {$revisiondate} Nov 16, 2010 12:30 am Day
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