Wiki Markup Language Reference
The FitNesse markup language is straightforward to learn, and powerful enough to enable you to create richly-formatted and customized wiki pages. Below is a reference of so-called "widgets" for formatting text and accomplishing other things on wiki pages.
Markup Syntax |
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Italics | Setting a word or phrase in italics. |
Bold | Setting a word or phrase in bold. |
Strike | Putting a strike through a word or phrase. |
Style | Setting the style of some text. |
Cross Reference | Add a cross reference to another page. |
Headers | Setting a line as a title or section header. |
Centering | Centering a line. |
Notes | Making a note. |
Horizontal Rules | Drawing a horizontal separator. |
Images | Placing a picture or image. |
External links | Creating a hyperlink to an external webpage. |
Links Within Pages | Creating links to anchors within the same page. |
Wiki page links | Creating a hyperlink to an internal wiki page. |
Alias links | Turning reqular words or images into links |
Lists | Creating bullet lists and numbered lists |
Literal Text | Preventing text from being interpreted. |
Preformatted text | Setting text as preformatted monofont |
Comments | Putting comments in markup text. |
Variables | Defining and expressing variables |
Classpaths | Marking a line as a directory path. |
Tables | Creating tables. |
Hash Tables | Creating lookup tables. |
Table of Contents | Generate a table of contents for a SubWiki. |
Including | Pulling the content from one page into another. |
Last Modification Time | Showing the time that a page was last modified. |
Collapsable Sections | Making a section of content collapsable and expandable |
Today's Date | Showing todays date in various formats and styles. |
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