Wiki Editing Guide: Difference between revisions
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* Sub headers just add extra ='s on each side. | * Sub headers just add extra ='s on each side. | ||
** Example: For a sub header to "Common Formatting" you'd just need to add a line below that and put "===Sub Header===". | ** Example: For a sub header to "Common Formatting" you'd just need to add a line below that and put "===Sub Header===". | ||
** this maxes out at "======" on each side. | |||
===List format=== | ===List format=== |
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Common formatting
Header format
- To make a header like the one above here then you should surround the text with 2 ='s signs.
- Example: "==This is a header=="
Sub Header Format
- Sub headers just add extra ='s on each side.
- Example: For a sub header to "Common Formatting" you'd just need to add a line below that and put "===Sub Header===".
- this maxes out at "======" on each side.
List format
- To make items in a bulleted list like this one you use "* " before the text. To indent bullets you can just add more *'s
- Example: "* This is will be bulleted like the line above" or "** This will be bulleted like this line is"
- To make a numbered list you use "# ". And like the above you simply add more #'s to add intended lines.