Wiki Titles

• Avoid using punctuation in FlexWiki titles because linking doesn't work well when punctuation is included.
• Use PascalCasing for titles. FlexWiki will automatically add spaces between PascalCased words and between sequences of numbers.
• Avoid using spaces in titles as it makes it harder to link to the wiki page from an external source.

Including Pages

When including the contents of wiki pages, prefer to suffix the name of the included wiki page with some consistent word such as "Section". Be sure to include a link in the wiki section to make editing easier.

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Page To Include Section

This is an example of a page that might be included in another page. To edit this page see Page To Include Section.

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Be Familiar with the Formatting Rules

Wiki formatting is very simple and is based on text with extra little annotations. From plain text you get nice formatting. It's a little bit like the emoticons in instant messenger.

• Simple text formatting - bold, italic, headings, rules, and so on.
• Linking - Basics of linking (including topic name formats), preventing linking
• Lists - Bulletted and numbered lists
• Emoticons - Emoticons (like and )
• Tables - Tables (rows, cell, etc.)
• Images - Images, picture, etc.
• Text Size and Color - Changing color and size of text
• Pre-formatted Text Blocks - Fixed-width, plain text (e.g., code fragments)
• External References - Easy ways to refer to other sites
• Including Topics - Including the contents of one topic in another
• Alternative text formatting - Additional ways to get basic formatting following the Texttile conventions
• Properties - Properties provide semi-structured information about pages
• Escaping - How to avoid formatting interpretations for fragments of text

Almost all of these rules are available as hover-tips on the side of the page when you're editing a topic.

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