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hello world

 

When the wiki finds double-bracketed text in the body of a post, it attempts to find a page with the name “Hello World” within the current wiki.  If it finds a match, it renders the bracketed text as a link.  For example, the following syntax

 

renders as 'This is a TEST', and becomes an active link to the existing page titled This is a TEST.

If the wiki engine does not find a post called 'hello-world', it creates a link to a new page stub. The link opens the edit page for the newly created link.

WikiName:hello world

 

WikiName:hello world works similarly to hello world but requires that the post exist in a wiki called wikiname.

hello world|This is an example

 

hello world|This is an example works similarly to hello world but renders the link text as This is an example.

WikiName:hello world|This is an example

WikiName:hello world|This is an example works similarly to WikiName hello world but renders the link text as This is an example.

http://www.asp.net

 

Unbracketed http://www.asp.net creates a link asp.net and adds a trailing image to show that it is an off-site link.

www.asp.net|Microsoft ASP.NET

 

Single-bracketed www.asp.net|Microsoft ASP.NET works similarly to unbracketed http://www.asp.net except it uses Microsoft ASP.NET as the link text.

imageName.png|This is caption text

 

Double-bracketed imageName.png|This is caption text works similarly to ImageName.png except it adds the caption text.