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Wakka Formatting Guide


Click the "Edit this page" link at the bottom of any page to edit it, or just double-click anywhere on the page.

You can test your formatting skills in the SandBox.

To create a new page, first create a link then click the question mark that will appear automatically after your new link when you save. To create a link, string words together with interior capitalization LikeThis. Other features are covered in the UserGuide.

Basic formatting:
**I'm bold text!**
I'm bold text!

//I'm italic. text.//
I'm italic. text.

And I'm __underlined__!
And I'm underlined!

##monospace (fixed width) text##
monospace text

''note''
note

Links:
Just type a URL: http://TeachX.rutgers.edu/
Or type a WikiWord for a link to another page on this wiki.

Use square brackets to change the text of the link, or to force things other than a WikiWord to become links.
[[http://TeachX.rutgers.edu Teaching Excellence Center]]
Teaching Excellence Center

[[P2P]]
P2P

[[P2P This Wiki's page on P2P]]
This Wiki's page on P2P

[[lowercase]]
lowercase

Headers:
====== Really big header ======

Really big header


===== Rather big header =====

Rather big header


==== Medium header ====

Medium header


=== Not-so-big header ===

Not-so-big header


== Smallish header ==
Smallish header

Horizontal separator:
----


Forced line break:
---

Indent text using the Tab key. You can also use indented bulleted/numbered lists:
- bulleted list
  • bulleted list
  • Line two

  • 1) numbered list

    1. numbered list
    2. Line two

    A) Using uppercase characters

    1. Using uppercase characters
    2. Line two

    a) Using lowercase characters

    1. Using lowercase characters
    2. Line two

    i) using Latin numbers

    1. using Latin numbers
    2. Line two

    Anything between 2 sets of double quotes is presented exactly as typed.

    Entity literals:
    Entering &lt; into Wiki (or any web page) actually displays the character <. There are entities for every character that has special meaning in HTML: > & etc.

    %% Embed Code Here %%
    int main(int arc,char **argv)
    {
        printf("Hello, %s!
    ", (argc>1) ? argv[1] : "World");
        return 0;
    }

    Example embedding PHP code (Do not forget the <?php open tag if you want syntax colouring):
    %%(php) %%
    <?php
    phpinfo();
    $s = "Hello, World!|\n";
    print "$s";?>



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