Netcipia Wiki Syntax

To format text using the wiki syntax, please use our wiki editor (based on RADEOX).

If you are not familiar with the wiki syntax, you can also use our wysiwyg editor.

For advanced users, you can read the full wiki syntax available into Netcipia thanks to the XWiki Users Guide:

Here are basic Wiki syntax elements:

MnemonicRenderingComment
1 Title a Level 1 heading
1.1 Title a Level 2 heading
1.1.1 Title a Level 3 heading
- text- lista list item (with -), several lines create a single list
* text a bullet list - Doesn't work in table cells
# text an enumerated list - Doesn't work in table cells
*bold*boldsimple bold text
~~italics~~italicssimple italic text
--strike--strikestrike through text
(empty line) produces a new paragraph
\\ creates a line break, please use sparingly!
[PageName]
[Label>PageName]
[Label>Space.PageName]
[Label>http://...]
PageName
Label
Label
Label
internal link to another document or URL
http://www.x.org/ creates a link to an external resource, special characters that come after the URL and are not part of it must be separated with a space
{image:filename.gif}  inserts an image
{attach:filename.xxx}  creates a link to the specified page attachment
\XXescape special character X (i.e. {)
{code}
wiki and html text
{code}
 Wiki syntax and HTML between these tags are not interpreted and displayed in a gray box
{pre}
wiki and html text
{/pre}
 Wiki syntax between these tags are not interpreted. HTML is interpreted
{quote}
text
{quote}
 Indent right the text between codes
{table}
Header1|Header2
item1|item2
item3|item4
{table}
 creates a table
HTML code HTML inserted and rendered in the page

For advanced users, you can read the full wiki syntax available into Netcipia thanks to the XWiki Users Guide: