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| locally defined page transclusion || <nowiki>{{:Paper/Algebra of Systems}}</nowiki> || {{:Paper/Algebra of Systems}}
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| template page || <nowiki>{{LogicModel}}</nowiki> || {{LogicModel}}
| transcluding template page || <nowiki>{{LogicModel}}</nowiki> || {{LogicModel}}
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| invoke function || <nowiki>{{#invoke:Utility|monthNumberToFullMonthName |{{CURRENTMONTH}}}}</nowiki> || {{#invoke:Utility|monthNumberToFullMonthName|{{CURRENTMONTH}}}}
| invoke function || <nowiki>{{#invoke:Utility|monthNumberToFullMonthName |{{CURRENTMONTH}}}}</nowiki> || {{#invoke:Utility|monthNumberToFullMonthName|{{CURRENTMONTH}}}}

Revision as of 14:41, 18 May 2022

Absolute Essential

The essential markdown syntax for MediaWiki are:

  1. Hierarchical Markdown: use =
  2. Hyperlink: use [ and ]
  3. Transclusion: use { and }

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.

examples and rendered results
Text Input Rendered Result

=Level1=

Level1

==Level2==

Level2

===Level3===

Level3

====Level4====

Level4

Hyperlink to other pages

Linking to other pages Help:Link on MediaWiki
Terminology Text Input Rendered Result
Local Hyperlink [[Main Page]] Main Page
External Hyperlink [http://wikimedia.org wikimedia website] wikimedia website
Piped Link [[Main Page|This is called the Piped Link]] This is called the Piped Link

Transclusion from other pages

Transcluding content from other pages or functions
Types of Transclusion Text Input Rendered Result
locally defined page transclusion {{:Paper/Algebra of Systems}} Koo, Hsueh-Yung Benjamin; Simmons, Willard; Crawley, Edward (Nov 16, 2021). "Algebra of Systems as a Meta Language for Model Synthesis and Analysis" (PDF). local page: IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON SYSTEMS, MAN, AND CYBERNETICS. 


transcluding template page {{LogicModel}}
Logic Model ([[{{{name}}}]]) Template:LogicModel 05 18, 2022
Abstract Specification
[[{{{name}}}/Context|Context]] {{:{{{name}}}/Context}}
[[{{{name}}}/Goal|Goal]] {{:{{{name}}}/Goal}}
[[{{{name}}}/Criteria|Success Criteria]] {{:{{{name}}}/Criteria}}
Concrete Implementation
Given [[{{{name}}}/Input|Inputs]] When [[{{{name}}}/Process|Process]] is executed... Then, we get [[{{{name}}}/Output|Outputs]]
{{:{{{name}}}/Input}} {{:{{{name}}}/Process}} {{:{{{name}}}/Output}}
Boundary/Safety Conditions of [[{{{name}}}/Boundary|{{{name}}}]]
{{:{{{name}}}/Boundary}}
invoke function {{#invoke:Utility|monthNumberToFullMonthName |{{CURRENTMONTH}}}} November

More Comprehensive Guides

MediaWiki's allows some mixture of HTML syntax and extension defined syntax to enable more functionalities. For additional coding syntax instruction, see the following links.

  1. MediaWiki Syntax
  2. MediaWiki Link
  3. MediaWiki Citation
  4. Semantic MediaWiki