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* An asterisk makes bullet points | * An asterisk makes bullet points | ||
If you put a space before a sentence, wiki puts your text in a little box like this. These boxes tend to create sentences that run off the page instead of wrapping, so they're better for short bits of information | |||
so they're better for short bits of information | |||
You will notice that when writing regular text, wiki doesn't acknowledge paragraph breaks unless you put an blank paragraph between them. | You will notice that when writing regular text, wiki doesn't acknowledge paragraph breaks unless you put an blank paragraph between them. | ||
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If you were to only hit "return" once, like this, | If you were to only hit "return" once, like this, | ||
wiki puts everything in the same paragraph. Notes can get confusing pretty quickly this way. | wiki puts everything in the same paragraph. Notes can get confusing pretty quickly this way. | ||
If you want to link to an outside page, all you have to do is put the URL between some square brackets []. For example, [noematic.space] | |||
Revision as of 00:07, 18 November 2015
One set of equal signs makes a large header
Two sets of equal signs makes a sub-header
Three sets of equal signs makes a topic header
- An asterisk makes bullet points
If you put a space before a sentence, wiki puts your text in a little box like this. These boxes tend to create sentences that run off the page instead of wrapping, so they're better for short bits of information
You will notice that when writing regular text, wiki doesn't acknowledge paragraph breaks unless you put an blank paragraph between them.
Like the way this line is divided from the one above.
If you were to only hit "return" once, like this, wiki puts everything in the same paragraph. Notes can get confusing pretty quickly this way.
If you want to link to an outside page, all you have to do is put the URL between some square brackets []. For example, [noematic.space]