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This page describes the wiki markup language used by this kwiki.

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<h1>Level 1 Heading (H1)</h1>
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  = Level 1 Heading (H1) =

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<h2>Level 2 Heading (H2)</h2>
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  == Level 2 Heading (H2) ==

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<h3>Level 3 Heading (H3)</h3>
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  === Level 3 Heading (H3) ===

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<h4>Level 4 Heading (H4)</h4>
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  ==== Level 4 Heading (H4)

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<h5>Level 5 Heading (H5)</h5>
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  ===== Level 5 Heading (H5)

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<h6>Level 6 Heading (H6)</h6>
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  ====== Level 6 Heading (H6)

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The horizontal lines in this page are made with 4 or more dashes:
  ----

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<p>
Paragraphs are separated by a blank line.
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Like this. Another paragraph.
  Paragraphs are separated by a blank line.
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<p>
  Like this. Another paragraph.

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<b>Bold text</b>, <em>italic text</em>, and <u>underscore text</u>.
  <b>Bold text</b>, <em>italic text</em>, and <u>underscore text</u>.
<em><b>Combination of bold and italics</b></em>
  <em><b>Combination of bold and italics</b></em>
Inline code like <code>/etc/passwd</code> or <code>CGI::Kwiki</code>
  Inline code like <code>/etc/passwd</code> or <code>CGI::Kwiki</code>

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<a href="wiki.cgi?node=WikiLinks">WikiLinks</a> are formed by two or more words in <em>camel-case</em>.
  <a href="wiki.cgi?node=WikiLinks">WikiLinks</a> are formed by two or more words in <em>camel-case</em>.
External links begin with <a href="//">http://</a>, like <a href="//www.freepan.org">http://www.freepan.org</a>
  External links begin with <a href="//">http://</a>, like <a href="//www.freepan.org">http://www.freepan.org</a>
Forced wiki <a href="wiki.cgi?node=links">links</a> are a alphnumeric string surrounded by square brackets.
  Forced wiki <a href="wiki.cgi?node=links">links</a> are a alphnumeric string surrounded by square brackets.
Named http links have text with an <a href="//">http://</a> link inside, like <a href="//www.freepan.org">FreePAN Site</a>
  Named http links have text with an <a href="//">http://</a> link inside, like <a href="//www.freepan.org">FreePAN Site</a>
Sometimes WordsShouldNotMakeAWikiLink so put a '!' beforehand.
  Sometimes WordsShouldNotMakeAWikiLink so put a '!' beforehand.
Same thing with http://foobar.com
  Same thing with http://foobar.com
Mailto links are just email addresses like <a href="mailto:foo@bar.com">foo@bar.com</a>.
  Mailto links are just email addresses like <a href="mailto:foo@bar.com">foo@bar.com</a>.

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<p>
Links to images display the image:
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<img src="http://www.google.com/images/logo.gif">
  <img src="http://www.google.com/images/logo.gif">

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Unordered lists begin with a '* '. The number of asterisks determines the level:

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<ul>
<li>foo
<li>bar
<ul>
<li>boom
<li>bam
</ul>
<li>baz
</ul>
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  * foo
  * bar
  ** boom
  ** bam
  * baz

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Ordered lists begin with a '0 ' (zero):

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<ol>
<li>foo
<li>bar
<ol>
<li>boom
<li>bam
</ol>
<li>baz
</ol>
<p>
  0 foo
  0 bar
  00 boom
  00 bam
  0 baz

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You can mix lists too:

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<ul>
<li>Today:
<ol>
<li>Eat icecream
<li>Buy a pony
</ol>
<li>Tommorrow:
<ol>
<li>Eat more icecream
<li>Buy another pony
</ol>
</ul>
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  * Today:
  00 Eat icecream
  00 Buy a pony
  * Tommorrow:
  00 Eat more icecream
  00 Buy another pony

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Any text that does not begin in the first column is rendered as preformatted text.
      foo   bar
       x     y
       1     2

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You can comment out wiki-text with '# ' at the beginning of a line. This will make the text an html comment:
# These lines have been 
# commented out
  # These lines have been 
  # commented out

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Simple Tables:
|        | Dick   | Jane |
| height | 72"    | 65"  |
| weight | 130lbs | 150lbs |
  |        | Dick   | Jane |
  | height | 72"    | 65"  |
  | weight | 130lbs | 150lbs |

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Tables with multiline or complex data:
| &lt;&lt;END | &lt;&lt;END |
This data has vertical | bars |
END
# This is some Perl code:
sub foo {
    print "I want a kwiki!\n"
}
END
| foo | &lt;&lt;MSG |
As you can see we use
the Perl heredoc syntax.
MSG
  | &lt;&lt;END | &lt;&lt;END |
  This data has vertical | bars |
  END
  # This is some Perl code:
  sub foo {
      print "I want a kwiki!\n"
  }
  END
  | foo | &lt;&lt;MSG |
  As you can see we use
  the Perl heredoc syntax.
  MSG
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