Editing Help

Section/Subsection Headers

A header can be created by surrounding a portion of text on a new line in the editor by a number of equals signs such as
==New section==
To create a sub-heading of a current header, simply add one more pair of equals signs to the sub-heading such as:
===New Subsection 1===

Advanced
The wiki will automatically assign sections with more pairs of equals signs to be subsections of the previous section with one or more less pairs of equals signs. If no subsection exists with only one less pair in the current parent section, then such a grouping will take on the heiarchy as though it had only one more than its parent. For example, if a series of sections was just:
==New Section 1==
====New Subsubsection A====
====New Subsubsection B====
The four pair subsubsections would be treated as three pair subsections of New Section 1. If it was however:
==New Section 1==
====New Subsubsection A====
===New Subsection C===
====New Subsubsection B====
Then Subsubsection A would be treated the same as Subsection C and Subsubsection B would be pushed under Subsection C. This usually only affects the automatically created headings for page navigation, but is useful if you use beyond just subsections.

Links

Internal

Simply surround a page title with two sets of brackets
[[ ]] with text becomes Homepage
This will create a link to the page with the link appearing as the page exact page name.

To add custom text to link to a page used the brackets with a line in the middle with the
[[ | ]].

External

Table Formatting

Cell / Table Style Modifiers

A style line has format
style="option1:value1; option2: value2;... ;"
such as
style="text-align:center; font-size: 85%;"

Opening / Closing Lines

Open with
{| class="wikitable"

and close with
|}

In your opening line you can specify