The contents of this article pertain mainly to those using the Code Editor to edit wiki pages / codex content. However, this same syntax will be interpreted by the WYSIWYG editor as well, in most cases.
Basic Styling
Formatting | Syntax | Result |
| Bold text | __shazam__ | shazam |
| Italicized text | ''kapow'' | kapow |
| Underlined | ===text=== | text |
| Centered text | ::boom:: | boom |
| Color | ~~magenta:text~~ | text |
| Monospace | Use html <code> tags | text |
| Numbered list | # stuff # stuff # stuff | 1. stuff 2. stuff 3. stuff |
| Boxed Text | ^insert some text^ | insert some text |
Commenting
Comments can be done by providing a ~hc~ ~/hc~ pair in your wiki syntax. The code will generate an html comment in the form of <!-- this is a comment -->, viewable in the page source view.
Power Tip
If you have Use HTML tags checked on the properties tab, you can just use regular HTML comment syntax.
If you have Use HTML tags checked on the properties tab, you can just use regular HTML comment syntax.
Tables
There are numerous ways to achieve a functional table in TikiWiki. Here’s a few quick examples for reference:
Pipe-character syntax
Use the following syntax||a1|b1|c1 a2|b2|c2||to achieve the following result:
| a1 | b1 | c1 |
| a2 | b2 | c2 |
FancyTable Plugin
Using the {FANCYTABLE()} plugin, you can display results in a nicer-looking table with sorting options.