I created this Wiki because I couldn't find a Wiki that did exactly what I wanted. I needed a Wiki where I could put my own code tricks for easy dispersal.
This Wiki is done using JSP
technology,
which hopefully makes it very easy to keep up to date and looking better than most of the Wikis based on the original one
. A custom bean handles the translation of text into HTML.
Most of the editing markers have been styled according to the Sensei's Library
, the best Go sites in the Internet. I find their markup very easy, yet clear.
Unlike most Wikis, not everyone can edit this. You need a user account/password if you want to contribute. This is mainly done because I don't want to lose any data...
If you have any ideas or wish to participate, please contact me
.
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Here's a short reminder on what elements you have at your disposal:
---- Horizontal ruler
\\ Forced line break
[link] Create hyperlink to "link", where "link" can be either an internal
WikiName or an external link (http://)
[text|link] Create a hyperlink where the link text is different from the actual
hyperlink link.
[text|wiki:link] Create a hyperlink where the link text is different from the
actual hyperlink link, and the hyperlink points to a named Wiki.
This supports interWiki linking.
* Make a bulleted list (must be in first column). Use more (**)
for deeper indentations.
# Make a numbered list (must be in first column). Use more (##, ###)
for deeper indentations.
!, !!, !!! Start a line with an exclamation mark (!) to make a heading.
More exclamation marks mean bigger headings.
__text__ Makes text bold.
''text'' Makes text in italics (notice that these are single quotes ('))
{{text}} Makes text in monospaced font.
;term:def Defines 'term' with 'def'. Use this with empty 'term' to make short comments.
|text|more text| Makes a table. Double bars for a table heading.
Don't try to use HTML, since it just won't work.
To embed images just put them available on the web using one of the approved formats, and they will get inlined automatically. To see the list of approved formats, go check SystemInfo.
To make a code block, use triple {'s to open, and triple }'s to close.
(Wondering where this text comes from? It's on a page called Edit Page Help, which you can edit too!)