Please notice that topics are in alphabetical order. Most topics have three sections:

1. Numbered steps to complete the task.
2. An example of how it will look while editing a page.
3. The final appearance once the page is saved.

1. Place a plus sign (+) immediately before the word or phrase to be bolded.
2. Type the word or words.
3. Type another plus sign (+) immediately after the word or phrase.

Example:   +phrase to be bolded+

Final appearance:   phrase to be bolded

1. Create a link to the new page first by typing the name of the new page. The name should be theWords Smashed Together with each word starting with a capital letter. (See "Links (to other pages within the same website)" in this document for more information.
2. Save the page. (There will be a question mark (?) immediately following the link name.)
3. Click on the newly created link and a new, blank web page will appear.

1. Place a blank line above the heading.
2. Type an equals sign (=) immediately before the heading.
3. Place a blank line below the heading.

Example:   = Heading phrase

Final appearance:

Note:   There must be a blank line above and below the heading. The heading will automatically be bolded.

1. Type an open sqaure bracket ( [ ).
2. Type the image title if there is one.
3. Type a colon.
4. Type the url or path to the image.
5. If the image is to be aligned, add a colon and the word left, right or center.
6. Type a close square backet ( ] ).

Example:   [:/photo/me/stilllife.jpg:right] or [caption:/photo/me/stilllife.jpg]

1. Place a slash (/) immediately before the word or phrase to be italicized.
2. Type the word or words.
3. Type another slash (/) immediately after the word or phrase.

Example:   /phrase to be italicized/

Final appearance:

phrase to be italicized

1. Type at least four dashes (-).

1. Type the complete email address anywhere in the text.

Example:   caleb@chiefworks.com

1. Type the name of the page. The name should be theWords Smashed Together with each word starting with a capital letter.

Example:   Smashed Words Together.

Note:   If the page has not been previously created, there will be a question mark (?) immediately following the link name once the page is saved. See "Create a New Web Page" heading in this document for more information.

Note:   On most sites, any phrase can be a wiki link simply by enclosing it in square brackets. Useing a capital leter to start the link is recommended.

Example:   [Jeeping in Colorado]

1. Type http:// followed by the complete website address.

Example:   http://caleb.alerque.com

Note:   A word can be used as a link to make the text easier to read. For example to use the word google as the link

instead of http://google.com type the following in the paragraph:

[google|http://google.com]

1. Place a blank line above the list.
2. Type an asterisk (*) at the beginning of each line in the list.
3. Place a blank line below the list.

Example:  
blank line
* first item in the bulleted list
* second item in the bulleted list
blank line

Final appearance:

• first item in the bulleted list
• second item in the bulleted list

1. Place a blank line above the list.
2. Type one asterisk (*) at the beginning of each line to be the first level in the list.
3. Type two asterisks (**) at the beginning of each line to be the second level in the list.
4. Place a blank line below the list.

Example:  
blank line
* first item at the first level in the bulleted list
** first item at the second level in the bulleted list
** second item at the second level in the bulleted list
blank line

Final appearance:

• Item at first level in the bulleted list
  • First item at the second level in the bulleted list
  • Second item at the second level in the bulleted list

Note:   It is possible to use both bullets and numbers in multi-level lists.

1. Place a blank line above the list.
2. Type a pound symbol (#) at the beginning of each line in the list.
3. Place a blank line below the list.

Example:  
blank line
# first item in the numbered list
# second item in the numbered list
blank line

Final appearance:

1. first item in the numbered list
2. second item in the numbered list

1. Place a blank line above the paragraph.
2. Type the paragraph (it does not matter if it is less than one line or multiple lines).
3. Place a blank line below the paragraph.

1. Place a blank line above the paragraph.
2. Type a greater-than symbol (>) at the beginning of the paragraph.
3. Place a blank line below the paragraph.

Example:  
blank line
> The text of the paragraph to be indented.
blank line

Final appearance:

The text of the paragraph to be indented.

Preformatted text such as code may be entered by starting each line with a single space.

1. Place an underline (_) immediately before the word or phrase to be underlined.
2. Type the word or words.
3. Type another undersline (_) immediately after the word or phrase.

Example:   _phrase to be underlined_

Final appearance:   phrase to be underlined