Creole Usage (From bukkit.org) - UnluckyNinja/Mouse-Killer GitHub Wiki
Some are valid, the others are invalid.
WikiCreole attempts to be a universal wiki markup language to be used across different wiki software.
More information can be found at http://www.wikicreole.org
The following is a cheat sheet for the syntax for WikiCreole.
//italics// → italics
**bold** → bold
##monospace## → ##monospace##
^^superscript^^ → ^^superscript^^
,,subscript,, → ,,subscript,,
__underlined__ → __underlined__
--removal-- → --removal--
++addition++ → ++addition++
* Bullet list * Second item ** Sub item
→
- Bullet list
- Second item
- Sub item
# Numbered list # Second item ## Sub item
→
- Numbered list
- Second item
- Sub item
; term : definition
→ ; term : definition
- Link to wikipage → Link to wikipage
- Other Project: addon-loader:Main → Other Project: addon-loader:Main
- Other Project with game: WoW/addon-loader:Main → Other Project with game: WoW/addon-loader:Main
- Knowledge base: kb:WikiCreole → Knowledge base: kb:WikiCreole
- Announcement: announcements:Thingy → Announcement: announcements:Thingy
No linebreak! Use empty row
→
No linebreak!
Use empty row
Force\\linebreak
→
Force
linebreak
Horizontal line: ----
→
Horizontal line:
{{{
== [[Nowiki]]:
//**don't** format//
}}}→
== [[Nowiki]]: //**don't** format//
<<code>>
print("just some code here, it'll guess at the language, falling back to lua")
<</code>>
<<code ruby>>
I.love :ruby unless betrayed?
<</code>>→ <<code>> print("just some code here, it'll guess at the language, falling back to lua") <</code>>
<<code rb>> I.love :ruby unless betrayed? <</code>>
; Supported languages : apacheconf, as, as3, basemake, bash, bat, bbcode, befunge, boo, brainfuck, c, c-objdump, cheetah, clojure, common-lisp, control, cpp, cpp-objdump, csharp, css, css+django, css+erb, css+genshitext, css+mako, css+myghty, css+php, css+smarty, d, d-objdump, delphi, diff, django, dpatch, dylan, erb, erlang, fortran, gas, genshi, genshitext, gnuplot, groff, haskell, html, html+cheetah, html+django, html+genshi, html+mako, html+myghty, html+php, html+smarty, ini, io, irc, java, js, js+cheetah, js+django, js+erb, js+genshitext, js+mako, js+myghty, js+php, js+smarty, jsp, lhs, lighty, llvm, logtalk, lua, make, mako, matlab, matlabsession, minid, moocode, mupad, myghty, mysql, nasm, nginx, numpy, objdump, objective-c, ocaml, perl, php, pot, pov, pycon, pytb, python, python3, raw, rb, rbcon, redcode, rhtml, rst, scala, scheme, smalltalk, smarty, sourceslist, splus, sql, sqlite3, squidconf, tcl, tcsh, tex, text, trac-wiki, vb.net, vim, xml, xml+cheetah, xml+django, xml+erb, xml+mako, xml+myghty, xml+php, xml+smarty, xslt, yaml
{{CurseForge:16|title}} → (Image with title)
{{CurseForge:16}} →
|=|=table|=header| |a|table|row| |b|table|row|
→
| table | header | |
|---|---|---|
| a | table | row |
| b | table | row |
== Large heading →
=== Medium heading →
==== Small heading →
<<youtube video_code_here>>
Your video code is everything that comes after the v= in your youtube url. For example, say your url is youtube.com/watch?v= 1XNTjVScm_8. You would type the following:
<<youtube 1XNTjVScm_8>> → <<youtube 1XNTjVScm_8>>
<<vimeo 4202002>> → <<vimeo 4202002>>
<<size 200%>>Hello<</size>> → <<size 200%>>Hello<</size>>
<<size 24px>>Hello<</size>> → <<size 24px>>Hello<</size>>
Please don't abuse this. Egregious use of colors may make us re-evaluate having this at all. Also, be aware of changing background colors. Green on black might look nice, but but Green on white might not.
<<color red>>It's red!<</color>> → <<color red>>It's red!<</color>>
<<color 00f>>It's blue!<</color>> → <<color 00f>>It's blue!<</color>>
<<color 00ff00>>It's green!<</color>> → <<color 00ff00>>It's green!<</color>>
<<color #ffff00>>It's yellow!<</color>> → <<color #ffff00>>It's yellow!<</color>>
<<quote>>Hello there<</quote>> → <<quote>>Hello there<</quote>>
<<quote Some random guy>>How was **your** day?<</quote>> → <<quote Some random guy>>How was your day?<</quote>>
<<paste 528>> → <<paste 528>>
Note: Since unexpected emotes can mess up lines of code, all emotes must have whitespace surrounding them to turn into a graphical version.
:) :( :D :O ;) O:) 8) :* :| :'( <3 → :) :( :D :O ;) O:) 8) :* :| :'( <3
<<left>>This shows on the left<</left>> → <<left>>This shows on the left<</left>>
<<center>>This shows in the center<</center>> → <<center>>This shows in the center<</center>>
<<right>>This shows on the right<</right>> → <<right>>This shows on the right<</right>>
The following BBCode tags are supported:
; [b] : Bold ; [i] : Italic ; [s] : --strikethrough-- ; [link] : A hyper link ; [url] : a url ; [quote] : quoting ; [img] : displays an image ; [list] : opens a list ; [*] : a item in a list ; [code] : a preformatted code block ; [paste]1234[/paste] : show a paste from paste.<<sitedomain>>
Note: Our BBCode implementation is a thin wrapper around WikiCreole. The BBCode tags are converted to WikiCreole, and then that parser is used.
Allows access to a restricted subset of HTML.
Valid Tags:
- a
- abbr
- b
- big
- blockquote
- br
- caption
- code
- dd
- del
- dl
- dt
- em
- h1
- h2
- h3
- h4
- h5
- h6
- hr
- i
- img
- li
- ol
- p
- pre
- s
- small
- strike
- strong
- sub
- sup
- table
- tbody
- td
- tfoot
- th
- thead
- tr
- ul
Valid attributes:
- alt
- colspan
- href
- rowspan
- src
- title
Note: All tags and attributes must be lowercase. Uppercase is not supported.
Another lightweight markup language. See http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/ for more details.
Just what it sounds like. This simply escapes characters, urlizes links, replaces newlines with a br tag and wraps paragraphs with p tags.