Welcome to the Wiki!

This is the main page of your new wiki. Below is a demonstration of the formatting features available.

Standard Markdown Features

This wiki uses Markdown for formatting content. Here are some common examples:

Text Formatting

• Italic text: *Italic text* or _italic text_
• Bold text: **Bold text** or __bold text__
• Codeblocks: `Inline code span` or ``` `Backticks` ``` for literal backticks inside.

Headings

Heading 1 (equivalent to page title, usually only one per page)

# Heading 1

Heading 2 (like this section's title)

## Heading 2

Heading 3

### Heading 3

Heading 4

#### Heading 4

Heading 5

##### Heading 5

Heading 6

###### Heading 6

Lists

Unordered List

• Item 1
• Item 2
  • Sub-item 2.1
  • Sub-item 2.2
• Item 3

#### Unordered List
- Item 1
- Item 2
    - Sub-item 2.1
    - Sub-item 2.2
- Item 3

Ordered List

1. First item
2. Second item
   1. Sub-item 2.a
   2. Sub-item 2.b
3. Third item

#### Ordered List
1. First item
2. Second item
    1. Sub-item 2.a
    2. Sub-item 2.b
3. Third item

Links

This is an external link to Django's website [This is an external link to Django's website](https://www.djangoproject.com/) Another link with a title [Another link with a title](https://www.markdownguide.org/ "Markdown Guide Homepage")

Images

To embed images from an external URL:

(To embed images uploaded to this wiki, see the "Custom File Links" section below.)

Blockquotes

This is a blockquote. It can span multiple lines.

Nested blockquotes are also possible.

Code Blocks

For inline code, use single backticks: print("Hello, world!").

For a block of code, use triple backticks (fenced code blocks):

# This is a Python code block
def greet(name):
    print(f"Hello, {{name}}!")

greet("Wiki User")

// This is a JavaScript code block
console.log('Hello from the Wiki!');

This is a generic code block
without language specification.
Plain text.

Tables

Horizontal Rule

Three or more hyphens, asterisks, or underscores:

Custom Wiki Features

This wiki includes special syntax for easy internal linking and embedding attached files.

1. WikiLinks: [[Page Title]] or [[Link Text | Page Title]]

Use double square brackets to link to other pages within this wiki.

• Simple Link: [[Another Page]]

  • This will create a link to a page titled "Another Page". If the page exists, it links directly.
  • If "Another Page" doesn't exist, the link will appear as "Another Page (create)" and will take you to the page creation form, pre-filled with the title "Another Page".
  • Example: Try creating a page named [[Sample Test Page]].

• Link with Custom Text: [[Click here for tips | Formatting Tips]]

  • This will create a link to a page titled "Formatting Tips", but the visible link text will be "Click here for tips".
  • Example: [[Learn about our Team | About Us]] (assuming an "About Us" page exists or will be created).

• How it works: The system tries to find a page by exact title match first. If not found, it tries to find a page by a slugified version of the "Page Title".

2. FileLinks: {{{{ filename.ext }}}} or {{{{ Display Text | filename.ext }}}}

Use double curly braces to link to files attached to the current page. These links will point directly to the file, opening in a new tab.

• To use this feature:

  1. First, save the current page (if you're creating it or have unsaved edits).
  2. Then, scroll to the bottom of the page (in edit mode) to the "Attached Files" section.
  3. Use the "Upload New File" form to attach files. Pay attention to the "Proposed Filename (no ext.)" field as this (plus the extension) will be what you use in the {{{{ }}}}} tag.
  4. Once files are attached, you can reference them in your Markdown content.

• Simple File Link: {{{{ my-document.pdf }}}}

  • This will create a link displaying "my-document.pdf" that links to the attached file named my-document.pdf (or more accurately, the file whose filename_slug is my-document and has a .pdf extension).
  • If the file is not found among the attachments of the current page, it will show as "my-document.pdf (file not found)".

• File Link with Custom Text: {{{{ Download Our Report | annual_report.pdf }}}}

  • This will display "Download Our Report" as the link text, pointing to the attached file annual_report.pdf.

• Linking by Slug (if no extension in tag): {{{{ important-data }}}}

  • This will attempt to find an attached file on this page with filename_slug equal to important-data, regardless of its extension. If multiple files have this slug (e.g. important-data.csv and important-data.txt), the first one found will be linked. It's usually better to include the extension for clarity: {{{{ important-data.csv }}}}.

• Example (after attaching a file named example-image.png to this 'Home' page): Check out this image: {{{{ My Cool Screenshot | example-image.png }}}} Or just the file: {{{{ example-image.png }}}}

  (Note: For this demo to work, you'd need to edit this 'Home' page, upload a file named 'example-image.png' with filename_slug as 'example-image', save, and then this link would become active.)

Managing Your Wiki

• All Pages: Use the "All Pages" link in the side menu to see a list of all pages in the wiki.
• Create New Page: If you are logged in, use the "Create New Page" link in the side menu. You can also create pages by following a " (create)" link generated by a [[NonExistentPage]] WikiLink.
• Edit Page: When viewing a page, logged-in users will see an "Edit This Page" button.
• Search: Use the search bar in the side menu to find pages by title or content.
• Menu Configuration: The side menu itself is configured by a special wiki page. You can edit it by navigating to the [[{MENU_CONFIG_PAGE_SLUG.replace('-', ' ').title()}]] page (link usually found under "Configuration" in the menu).

Happy Wiki-ing!