Wiki

A series of actions is provided to you. More specifically:

Recent changes. Through this option you can view all recent modifications made in the Wiki. You can click on 'Main page' () to view the Wiki main page, you can click on 'All pages' () to view a list of all Wiki pages, or click on 'List of Wiki' () to view a list with all Wikis.

Basic syntax

Creating wiki pages and links between them

Wiki words: Wiki words are words written like WikiWord. To create a wiki page or a link to a wiki page, edit an existing one and add the title of the page in WikiWord syntax, for example MyPage, then save the page. The Wiki Word MyPage will automatically be replaced with a link to the Wiki page MyPage 

Wiki links: Wiki links are like Hyperlinks (see below) apart from the fact that they do not contain any protocol scheme (like http:// or ftp://) and are automatically recognized as links to Wiki pages. To create a new page or create a link to an existing one using Wiki links, edit a page and add [page title] or [name of link|title of page] to its content. You can also use this syntax to change the text of a WikiWord link : [name of link|WikiWord].

Hyperlinks
• [url], [name|url], [name|url|language] or [name|url|language|title]. ;

Image inclusion
• ((url|alternate text)), ((url|alternate text|position)) or ((url|alternate text|position|long description)).
  The position argument can take the following values: L (left), R (right) or C (center).   You can also use the syntax of Hyperlinks. For example [title|image.gif]. This syntax is deprecated, so it is better to consider using the preceding one  

Link to an image
• same as Hyperlinks but put a 1 as the fifth argument to avoid uploading an image and get a hyperlink to the image instead. For example [image|image.gif||0] will display a link to image.gif instead of displaying the image itself

Layout

• Italic: enclose your text in two straight single quotes \'\'text\'\' 
• Bold: enclose your text in three straight single quotes \'\'\'text\'\'\' 
• Underline: enclose your text in two underscores __text__ 
• Stroke: enclose your text in two minus symbols --text-- 
• Title: !!!, !!, ! respectively for titles, sub-titles and sub-sub-titles 
• List
line starting with * (unordered list) or # (ordered list). You can mix lists (*#*) to create multi-level lists 
• Paragraph
Separate paragraphs with one or more new lines 

Advanced syntax

• Footnote
$$ footnote text$$ 
• Preformatted text
Begin each line of preformatted text with a blank space  
• Cite block
> or ;: before each line  
• Horizontal line
---- 
• Forced line break
%%% 
• Acronym
??acronym?? or ??acronym|definition?? 
• Inline cite
{{cite}}, {{cite|language}} or {{cite|language|url}} 

The 'Inactivation' / 'Activation' link moves the Wiki system from active to inactive and vice versa tools.