@ide-Mémoire: Formatting Rules in this WiKi

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Basic Formatting Rules

To impede formatting, which switches on the HTML encoding, just write two pairs of double quotes ; here's one double quote : ".

//WikiNi formatters// typed while editing a WiKi p@ge, between **two pairs** of double quotes, as this sentence, @@do not format@@ the content and are seen in the __edited WiKi p@ge__. In parallel, if, at edition, you write <i>HTML codes</i>, but not between <b>two pairs</b> of double quotes, as in this sentence, <u>you will see them</u> in the published WiKi p@ge, because your browser <s>doesn't interpretate them.</s> To find out more on XHTML in WikiNi WiKis: ou /or

• Bullet List item #1.
• Bullet List item #2.
• Bullet List item #3.

• Bullet List : one space at the beginning of the line, followed by a "-".
  • Bullet List : two spaces at the beginning of the line, followed by a "-".
• Bullet List : one space at the beginning of the line, followed by a "-".
  • Bullet List : two spaces at the beginning of the line, followed by a "-".
    • Bullet List : three spaces at the beginning of the line, followed by a "-".
      • Bullet List : four spaces at the beginning of the line, followed by a "-".

NB: If you go up to three spaces or more, you cannot come back to two, and be XHTML-proof!

1. Lowercase Characters List; item #1.
2. Lowercase Characters List; item #2.
3. Lowercase Characters List; item #3.

1. Uppercase Characters List; item #1.
2. Uppercase Characters List; item #2.
3. Uppercase Characters List; item #3.

1. Numbered List (arabic numerals); item #1.
2. Numbered List (arabic numerals); item #2.
3. Numbered List (arabic numerals); item #3.

1. Numbered List (lowercase roman numerals); item #1.
2. Numbered List (lowercase roman numerals); item #2.
3. Numbered List (lowercase roman numerals); item #3.
4. Numbered List (lowercase roman numerals); item #4.

1. Numbered List (uppercase roman numerals); item #1.
2. Numbered List (uppercase roman numerals); item #2.
3. Numbered List (uppercase roman numerals); item #3.
4. Numbered List (uppercase roman numerals); item #4.

• The two XHTML-proof recipes below imply that the im@ge already is @vailable on the Web. Because hooking to a Web Sp@ce's im@ge(s) means using that sp@ce's bandwidth, it thus is ethically correct, if it isn't your Web Sp@ce, to request permission to that Sp@ce's owner(s), before hooking onto the im@ge. As for borrowed textual quotes, the origins of im@ges should be indicated.

To recre@te an im@ge in a Wiki p@ge,

• either without the http:// :
  • [[www.djo.ca/w01blue.gif]] =
• or with the http:// and also a text said alternative:
  • [[http://www.djo.ca/w01red.gif WikiNi]] =

• In a WiKi 0.4.x or 0.5.x,
  • text written betwwen two pairs of "%", like this:

appears as itself in a window as this one <s>that follows</s>.<br />
In these windows...<br />

or "tables", as long you don't click "Enter", the line goes on;
at the bottom of the window, the horizontal scroll bar
permits to go to the end of long lines, if any.

Here, the two pairs of double quotes lose their m@gical power:
the <b>HTML</b> and **WikiNi** formattings don't work anymore.
""the <b>HTML</b> and **WikiNi** formattings don't work anymore.""
<hr>
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Specialists often use those windows
to modify, discuss and/or construct
(php) code, PHP (delphi) code, delphi/pascal code.
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-In... Netscape Navigator 7x and Internet Explorer 6
   these "window tables" have a fixed height and width:
   ± those of a monitor screen. ***
   There's a scroll bar, on the right and at the bottom of the window.
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-In... Netscape Navigator 4.8 :
   these "window tables" do not have a fixed height and width
   and there's no scroll bar:
   the window lengthens as much as its content, in height and width:
   The entire WiKi p@ge is widened, and not only the table!
   ... |-¦
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In this Wiki, a style and a global color may be given to a p@ge,

• {{include page="MauvE"}} :: {{include page="BleU"}} :: {{include page="VerT"}}
• {{include page="JaunE"}} :: {{include page="OrangE"}} :: {{include page="RougE"}}
• {{include page="GriS"}} :: See: MauvE, BleU, VerT, JaunE, OrangE, RougE, GriS.
  • Nevertheless, take notice that it causes one XHTML error, because...

Even though certain WikiNi WiKis have been adapted so as to allow Yellow HighLighting par ~~ and, the three basic colors, by #V#, #R#, #B#, that doesn't work in 0.4.x or 0.5.x WiKis that haven't been adapted by a developper. Nevertheless, using HTML, one may easily solve that problem and highlight and/or color text.

In parallel, certain other WikiNi WiKis, like WikiNi MST have been adapted, so as to enable table formatting. However, this Wiki or raw 0.4.x or 0.5.x WiKis do not support table formatting, though, for that purpose, one may use HTML:

@ide-Memoire of Valid XHTML 0.1 Codes in WikiNi WiKis in French or English, or FoXparleXhtml :: FoXspeaqsXhtml <table bgcolor="#99ffff" width="600px" align="center"> <tr> <td> Your Content </td> </tr> </table> between two pairs of double quotes creates a table, as this one. Such a table, blue or else, may be useful for urgent reminders, pertinent information, important decisions, last minute recalls, titles, and so on ...

So as to color pink a division in the p@ge, write, at the start of the division, the code:
<div style="background-color: #ffcccc">, between two pairs of double quotes.


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To end the division, write </div>, between two pairs of double quotes.