Formatting for the Fast Seduction 101 Wiki
The Fast Seduction 101 Wiki uses standard Wiki formatting
Paragraphs
Separate paragraphs with
a blank line.
Separate paragraphs with
a blank line.
Single line breaks
don't work as you expect.
Single line breaks don't work as you expect.
To force a single line break, insert a <br> tag. Such as:
The cat in the hat put a<br>line break under the mat.
The cat in the hat put a
line break under the mat.
Lines
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Emphasis
You can use single quotes (grouped in 2, 3 or 5) to make text ''italic'', '''bold''', or '''''both'''''.
You can also use tags to make text <em>italic</em>, <b>bold</b>, <b><em>both</em></b>, or <tt>monospace</tt>.
You can use single quotes (grouped in 2, 3 or 5) to make text italic, bold, or both.
You can also use tags to make text italic, bold, both, or monospace.
Superscript/Subscript
Use tags for superscript and subscript: E=MC<sup>2</sup>, A<sub>1</sub> = A<sub>2</sub>
Use tags for superscript and subscript: E=MC2, A1 = A2
Indenting & Monospace, Blockqouting
Indent text to cause
it to appear in a monospaced
font with spaces and line breaks preserved.
Indent text to cause
it to appear in a monospaced
font with spaces and line breaks preserved.
:Start a line with a colon to set it off as a block of quoted text.
Start a line with a colon to set it off as a block of quoted text.
Start a line with ';', and have a ':' following somewhere, to create a definition.
;A Term: To be defined
- A Term
- to be defined
Links & Creating New Pages
To add a link to another Wiki page, enclose the [[name of the page]] in double brackets. To do the same but change the the name of the link, interpose a straight slash (preferred with spaces for safety) and include the [[name of the page | alternate name]] on the right side. To add a link to a full non-Wiki URL, just type it out like http://www.fastseduction.com/youarenew/ (don't forget the "http://" part!). To add a link to non-Wiki URL, but change the text, use single brackets to enclose the link, add a space after the link, then put the name you want after that. For example, [http://www.fastseduction.com/youarenew/ You Are New].
Note that Wiki pages which do not exist yet will not be hyperlinked and have a
? after the enclosing brackets (for example, [not page yet]?), allowing you to click the
? and create/edit the page. Also, when displayed, page names made up with multiple pages will retain brackets around them while, while those made up of one word will have no brackets. Pages to external web sites will also automatically be marked with a symbol indicating they are external.
To add a link to another Wiki page, enclose the [name of the page] in double brackets. To do the same but change the the name of the link, interpose a straight slash (preferred with spaces for safety) and include the [alternate name] on the right side. To add a link to a full non-Wiki URL, just type it out like http://www.fastseduction.com/youarenew/ (don't forget the "http://" part!). To add a link to non-Wiki URL, but change the text, use single brackets to enclose the link, add a space after the link, then put the name you want after that. For example, [You Are New].
Headings
= Heading One =
== Heading Two ==
=== Heading Three ===
==== Heading Four ====
===== Heading Five =====
====== Heading Six ======
Heading One
Heading Two
Heading Three
Heading Four
Heading Five
Heading Six
Lists
Ordered list:
# One
# Two
## Two point one
## Two point two
### Two point two point one
# Three
Bulleted list:
* Level 1
* Level 1
* Level 1
* Level 1
** Level 2
*** Level 3
Ordered list:
- One
- Two
- Two point one
- Two point two
- Two point two point one
- Three
- Level 1
- Level 1
- Level 1
- Level 1
- Level 2
- Level 3
Tables
Create tables by beginning and ending each line with "||" and separating each column with "||". Don't place any spaces before table formatting.
||Column 1||Column 2||Column 3||
||Data1A||Data1B||Data1C||
||Data2A||Data2B||Data2C||
| Column 1 | Column 2 | Column 3 |
| Data 1A | Data 1B | Data 1C |
| Data 2A | Data 2B | Data 2C |
"InterWiki" Links
"InterWiki is a term used to cross-reference Wiki by name, but the concept has been extended here. You can use shortcuts to common and well-known external web sites such as Google using the InterWiki feature. For example:
Info on [Google:wiki+culture wiki culture] will translate to [http://www.google.com/search?q=wiki+culture wiki culture]:
Info on [wiki culture].
Current mappings are:
Acronym -- http://www.acronymfinder.com/af-query.asp?String=exact&Acronym=
Cache -- http://www.google.com/search?q=cache:
Dictionary -- http://www.dict.org/bin/Dict?Database=*&Form=Dict1&Strategy=*&Query=
Google -- http://www.google.com/search?q=
GoogleGroups -- http://groups.google.com/groups?q=
IMDB -- http://us.imdb.com/Title?
WikiPedia -- http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/
Redirecting
It is possible to redirect a page to another page by having the first line be: #REDIRECT Page_to_Redirect_To OR #REDIRECT [[Page to Redirect To]]. For example, to redirect Grass to Basic Resources the page would be:
#REDIRECT Basic_Resources
OR
#REDIRECT [[Basic Resources]]
Setting & Pointing to Anchor Links
To set an anchor tag, simply include [#anchorname] where "anchorname" is the name you want to assign the anchor link (no spaces, capitalization is irrelevant). To point to an anchor link, point to it with [FSWiki:Name_Of_Page#anchorname go to anchor] where "Name_Of_Page" is the exact name of the Wiki page (with underscores instead of spaces) and "go to anchor" the title of the link. Be VERY CAREFUL to point to the right page name as it's referenced in the Wiki system or what will happen is you won't be pointing people to the current page for the anchor.
Disabling Wiki Formatting within Text
To quote text without applying the Wiki formatting rules, enclose it within a <nowiki> ... </nowiki> section. Within a nowiki section, only HTML-quoting of special characters (<>&) will occur - no other formatting rules will be applied.
Miscellaneous Rules
- Multiple spaces and tabs are ignored.
- A line which ends in a backslash character (\) will be joined with the next line before most formatting rules are applied. This can be useful for breaking up long sections of text in line-sensitive sections (like lists or indented text).
- Encoding the "<" less than, ">" greater than, and "&" ampersand characters (as < > & respectively) is optional.
- Characters such as <, © and ∞ may be encoded on pages as: "<", "©" and "∞" respectively.
