syntax

Example:

!Heading H2

!!Heading H3

!!!Heading H4

More exclamation marks you use, the smaller the heading will be (up to 5 exclamation marks). Exclamation marks has to be exactly at the beginning of the line.

'''Bold''' → Bold (three apostrophes)

''Italic'' → Italic (two apostrophes)

'''''Bold and italic''''' → Bold and italic (five apostrophes)

'—Strikethrough—' → Strikethrough

'__Underlined__' → Underlined

{small}Small text{/small} → Small text

x{sup}10{/sup} → x¹⁰

x{sub}i{/sub} → x_i

Links to other pages can be created like this:

[Main page] → Main page

or

[Main project page|Main page] → Main project page

or

[Features header on Main page|Main page#Features] → Features header on Main page

For your convinience, a few redirect pages are created - part, full, auto, and sele - so that you don't have to write full page name for most commonly used links:

[part-time all wheel drive|part]
[full-time all wheel drive|full]
[automatic all wheel drive|auto]
[selectable all wheel drive|sele]

Web links are automatically recognized:

https://www.awdwiki.com → https://www.awdwiki.com

You can use also relative links, but they have to start with ./ (otherwise it will be interpreted as Wiki page). So if you want to link some HTML page in the same directory, you use:

[Interesting page|./SomeWebPage.html] → Interesting page

Or to use a relative path to a file on the same server but in a higher directory, you can use:

[Interesting File In Parent Directory|./../SomeWebPage.html] → Interesting File In Parent Directory

Subpages are useful when you need to insert some common content into multiple pages, example could be a navigational menu.

Syntax: {include:page_to_be_included}.

If you want to redirect from some page to other, put {redirect:page} at the very beginning of the page. It's not straightforward to edit page containing redirect because every visit will cause redirecting. The only way to edit such page is from search results (as it provides direct edit links), or possibly by manually altering URL.

Some sequences of characters are automatically replaced:

• Arrows : <-- : ←, --> : →, <--> : ↔
• Dash : -- : —
• Copyrights : (c) or (C) : ©, (r) or (R) : ®

Code syntax is useful when you need to keep original spacing and layout of text, especially for programming source code.

{{import sys

if len(sys.argv) == 2:

print "Hello",sys.argv[1]}}

does:

import sys
if len(sys.argv) == 2:
print "Hello",sys.argv[1]

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By using ^ character before syntax keyword or using {{something}}. If you still don't know how, take a look on wiki code of this page, there are plenty of examples. If you want to insert ^ character, you have to double it, i.e. ^^

HTML entities are automatically recognized and left without modification.

LionWiki joins adjacent newlines together, if you need more than one newline, use {br}.

You can insert internal comments not intended to be displayed using HTML-like syntax <!-- text not intended to be displayed -->