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An anchor is a in-page link target - it allows incoming links to target locations on the page other than section headings. | An anchor is a in-page link target - it allows incoming links to target locations on the page other than section headings. | ||
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The anchors are automatically generated in case of the section headings. For example, a section named "Section One" generates a Section_One anchor, and the heading can be linked to by prepending "#Section_One" to the usual wiki [[#Links]]. In case of multiple sections with identical headings, the anchor names have a "_2", "_3", etc appended starting from the second occurrence. | The anchors are automatically generated in case of the section headings. For example, a section named "Section One" generates a Section_One anchor, and the heading can be linked to by prepending "#Section_One" to the usual wiki [[#Links]]. In case of multiple sections with identical headings, the anchor names have a "_2", "_3", etc appended starting from the second occurrence. | ||
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#toc links to the table of contents. | #toc links to the table of contents. | ||
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Revision as of 03:13, 5 January 2016
External
- WikiMedia Editing Reference Card: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Reference_card
- WikiMedia Help: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Contents
- User's Guide https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents
Internal
Overview
Links
Internal links:
[[ThisIsALink]]
External links that are rendered verbatim:
http://cnn.com
External links that get a label:
[http://something.com/something/else Local Label]
Note that "http:" can be omitted:
[//something.com/something/else Local Label]
Lists
* List item
Italics
''italics''
Bold
'''bold'''
Paragraph Indentation
:One indent ::Two indents :::Three indents :::::: Multiple indent
Anchors and Linking to Anchors
An anchor is a in-page link target - it allows incoming links to target locations on the page other than section headings.
The anchors are automatically generated in case of the section headings. For example, a section named "Section One" generates a Section_One anchor, and the heading can be linked to by prepending "#Section_One" to the usual wiki #Links. In case of multiple sections with identical headings, the anchor names have a "_2", "_3", etc appended starting from the second occurrence.
Anchor Names
Test -> #Test Section One -> #Section_One Capitalization does Matter -> Capitalization_does_Matter
Special Anchors
- toc links to the table of contents.
Tables
{
}