Paragraphs, Sections, Lists and Lines

A paragraph ends with a line break.

This is the next paragraph.

Empty lines are ignored.

A paragraph ends with a line break.
This is the next paragraph.

Empty lines are ignored.

You can break lines
without starting a new paragraph.

You can break lines \\
without starting a new paragraph.

Start your sections with header lines. If your wiki supports it, section headings can be used to auto-generate a table of contents.

New Section

=== New Section

Some Subsection

==== Some Subsection

• Lists are good:
  • they organize material
  • they look clean

* Lists are good:
** they organize material
** they look clean

1. Numbered lists are also good:
   1. very organized
   2. easy to follow

# Numbered lists are also good:
## very organized
## easy to follow

Definition lists

present definitions for terms

This term

is defined here

; Definition lists: present definitions for terms
; This term: is defined here

• Mixing list types is straightforward
  1. first subitem
  2. second subitem

* Mixing list types is straightforward
*# first subitem
*# second subitem

Another mixed-type list

A definition list

• first subitem
• second subitem

; Another mixed-type list: A definition list
;* first subitem
;* second subitem

Lines can be

Lines can be
: indented
:: several levels

  if (lines start with whitespace) then
    whitespace        is preserved;
    a monospaced font is used;
    character markup can be used;
  end if;

  if (lines start with whitespace) then
    whitespace        is preserved;
    a monospaced font is used;
    '''character''' markup <u>can be used</u>;
  end if;

You can put quotes into a neat box

if you quote them like you would quote an email

from: Wookee Markup Reference

> You can put quotes into a neat box
> if you quote them like you would quote an email
>: ''from: Wookee Markup Reference''

A thin horizontal dividing line: above...

...and below.

A thin horizontal dividing line: above...
-----
...and below.

A thick horizontal dividing line: above...

...and below.

A thick horizontal dividing line: above...
=====
...and below.

Character Formatting

Text can be italic, bold or both.

Text can be ''italic'', '''bold''' or ''''both''''.

Emoticons :-) are displayed as images :/

Emoticons :-) are displayed as images :/

Technical [[terms]], not parsed

Technical <code>[[terms]]</code>, not parsed

Any <u>text</u>, not parsed

Any <nowiki><u>text</u></nowiki>, not parsed

You can strike out stuff
and insert new stuff. Useful for editing.

You can <strike>strike out</strike> stuff \\
and <u>insert new stuff</u>. Useful for editing.

Make _subscript or ^superscript text.

Make <sub>subscript</sub> or <sup>superscript</sup> text.

Two hyphens – make a dash,
three — a longer dash

Two hyphens -- make a dash, \\
three --- a longer dash

An arrow → for conclusions and menu commands

An arrow -> for conclusions and menu commands

Use™ certain special characters©,
in fact, any ⇒HTML entity.

Use™ certain special characters©, \\
in fact, any ⇒HTML entity.

Links and Images

The presentation and functionality of internal links is subject to the wiki engine you are using Wookee with. If you are using Wookee on its own, internal links will probably not work at all.

Internal links to another page: Sandkasten

Internal links to another page: [[Sandbox]]

You can define a link caption

You can define a [[Sandbox|link caption]]

Reference-style external links: [1], [2]

Reference-style external links:
[[http://example.org]], [[http://example.net]]

A captioned external link

A captioned [[http://example.org|external link]]

URLs and email addresses are made clickable:
http://example.org (contact webmaster@example.org)

URLs and email addresses are made clickable: \\
http://example.org (contact webmaster@example.org)

Links to anchors on the same page,
on another page,
or on an external page

Links to anchors on the [[#anchor|same page]], \\
on [[Sandbox#anchor|another page]], \\
or on an [[http://example.org/#anchor|external page]]

An anchor declaration,
caption is optional

An [[##anchor|anchor declaration]], \\
[[##anchor2]] caption is optional

A link target ending in a recognized image file name extension (.png, .jpg, .gif) renders the linked image inline. A link caption ending in a recognized image file name extension renders the image as the link caption. You can use these features along with your wiki engine's file uploader to embed plain or linked images in your pages.

Tables

| simple tables | allow horizontal alignment
| bordered tables | include table-like presentation

|||^ <wiki>=== Bordered Table</wiki>          |
|^ '''First''' |^ '''Second''' |^ '''Third''' |
| upper left   | upper middle  | upper right  |
|> right       |^ center       |< left        |
||^ centered in two cells      | <u>End</u>   |