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This page provides hints / tips on common styles and editing tasks within the DSpace Wiki.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
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Confluence Wiki Markup Resources

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Note

This section is only valid if you prefer to edit the Wiki using the "Wiki Markup" tab. If you instead tend to use the "Rich Text" tab, most of these basic formatting options are built into the editing toolbar


Format

What you need to type (in Wiki Syntax)

What you will get

Bold / Strong

*strong*

strong

Italics / Emphasis

_emphasis_

emphasis

Inline Citation

??citation??

citation

Deleted / Strikethrough

-deleted-

deleted

Underlined

+underlined+

underlined

Superscript

word ^superscript^

word superscript

Subscript

word ~subscript~

word subscript

Inline Code

{{ inline monospaced code }}

inline monospaced code

Colored Text

{color:red}look ma, red text!{color}

look ma, red text!

Code Sections

{code}sections of formated code{code}


Code Block
sections of formated code


Block Quote

{quote}here is quoteble
content to be quoted{quote}

here is quoteble
content to be quoted

Formatted Panel
See Panel Macro for more styling tips.

{panel}text in here displays in a panel{panel}


Panel

text in here displays in a panel


Info Box
See Info Macro for more styling tips.

{info}This is an informational box{info}


Info

This is an informational box


Note Box
See Note Macro for more styling tips.

{note}This is a note{note}


Note

This is a note


Warning Box
See Warning Macro for more styling tips.

{warning}This is a warning{warning}


Warning

This is a warning


Linking to Attached Files
See Linking to Attachments for more info.

[Text-or-Title|^filename.doc]

(A link to the file named 'filename.doc', attached to the current page)

Headings

What you need to type (in Wiki Syntax)

What you will get

h1. Biggest heading

Biggest heading

h2. Bigger heading

Bigger heading

h3. Big heading

Big heading

h4. Normal heading

Normal heading

h5. Small heading

Small heading

h6. Smallest heading

Smallest heading

Lists

What you need to type (in Wiki Syntax)

What you will get

Bulleted List:
* Item 1
** Item 1.1
** Item 1.2
* Item 2

Bulleted List:

  • Item 1
    • Item 1.1
    • Item 1.2
  • Item 2

Numbered List:
# Item 1
## Item 1.1
## Item 1.2
# Item 2

Numbered List:

  1. Item 1
    1. Item 1.1
    2. Item 1.2
  2. Item 2

Numbered & Bulleted List:
# Item 1
#* Item 1.1
#* Item 1.2
# Item 2

Numbered & Bulleted List:

  1. Item 1
    • Item 1.1
    • Item 1.2
  2. Item 2

Tables

See http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Working+with+Tables

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For the DSpace Wiki, we tend to use two main types of Table of Contents:

  • Outline Table of Contents (numbered). For outline TOC (e.g. DSpaceResources), add the following to the top of the page:

    Code Block
    {toc:outline=true|style=none}


  • Bullet Table of Contents (bullet points). For bulleted TOC (e.g. see top of this wiki page), add the following to the top of the page:

    Code Block
    {toc}


For more information on formatting a Table of Contents, see the Confluence toc Macro instructions

Redirect Pages

Note

No longer used, as the plugin expired.

"Redirect Pages" are pages whose sole purpose is to redirect the user to a different location in Confluence. For the DSpace Wiki,
we use "Redirect Pages" to retain the location of the "Current Release Notes" at Current Release. So, that Current Release page will always redirect you to the Release Notes for the latest version of DSpace Software.

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