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=====Level5===== | =====Level5===== | ||
|} | |} | ||
==Hyperlink to other pages== | |||
{| class="wikitable" | {| class="wikitable" | ||
|+ Linking to other pages | |+ Linking to other pages | ||
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| <nowiki>[[Main Page|This is called the Piped Link]]</nowiki> || [[Main Page|This is called the Piped Link]] | | <nowiki>[[Main Page|This is called the Piped Link]]</nowiki> || [[Main Page|This is called the Piped Link]] | ||
|} | |} | ||
==Transclusion from other pages== | ==Transclusion from other pages== | ||
=More Comprehensive Guides= | =More Comprehensive Guides= | ||
#[[mw:Help:Formatting|MediaWiki Syntax]] | #[[mw:Help:Formatting|MediaWiki Syntax]] | ||
#[[mw:Help:Cite|Citation]] | #[[mw:Help:Cite|Citation]] | ||
Revision as of 01:28, 23 March 2022
Absolute Essential
The essential markdown syntax for MediaWiki are: hierarchical markdown, hyperlink, and transclusion. They are essential because they formally define the structure of a hyperlinked document space.
Hierarchical Markdown
Use a number of balanced equal signs (=) to format the level of section titles. Larger number of equal signs indicates lower level.
| Input Content | Rendered Result |
|---|---|
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=Level1= |
Level1 |
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==Level2== |
Level2 |
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===Level3=== |
Level3 |
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====Level4==== |
Level4 |
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=====Level5===== |
Level5 |
Hyperlink to other pages
| Sample Input | Rendered Result |
|---|---|
| [[Main Page]] | Main Page |
| [http://wikimedia.org wikimedia website] | wikimedia website |
| [[Main Page|This is called the Piped Link]] | This is called the Piped Link |