Inline Formatting
| what you type | what you get |
|---|---|
| //italic text// | italic text |
| **bold text** | bold text |
| //**italic and bold**// | italic and bold |
| __underline text__ | underline text |
| --strikethrough text-- | strikethrough text |
| {{teletype (monospaced) text}} | teletype (monospaced) text |
| normal^^superscript^^ | normalsuperscript |
| normal,,subscript,, | normalsubscript |
| [!-- invisible comment --] | |
| [[span style="color:red"]]custom //span// element[[/span]] | custom span element |
| ##blue|predefined## or ##44FF88|custom-code## color | predefined or custom-code color |
Adding underscore to span element [[span_ ]] will truncate whitespaces around it which prevents creation of random new lines and paragraphs. It's simplifices creation of complex HTML syntax like Bootstrap components
You can use user-defined ID arguments in [[span]]...[[/span]] tags, which is extremely useful building sites using Bootstrap. Please note that every user-defined ID will have a "u-" prefix added in the output HTML for the security reasons.
To make your source more readable, you can add the "u-" prefix yourself. For example, these 2 bits of wiki syntax will output the same HTML:
"u-" prefix will be added to mySpan automatically when the page is saved
[[span id="mySpan"]]My span element[[/span]]
"u-" prefix will not be added to since it already exists
[[span id="u-mySpan"]]My span element[[/span]]
HTML output from both examples
<span id="u-mySpan">My span element</span>
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