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Documentation > Handbook > Markups

Because BoltWire uses a markup engine, editing a page does not require you to learn html, css, or other kinds of programming. (These are helpful in creating a new skin however). Rather, you only need to learn BoltWire's simpler markup syntax. Generally, BoltWire follows a common standard called Wiki Creole. This means its markup is similar to many other wikis --though not identical. Listed below you can find a list of some of BoltWire's commonly used markups, and what they produce when placed in a page. The exact output may very depending on your skin's style sheet.

There are many more markups BoltWire will recognize, including variables, functions, conditions, forms, and more. Many simple HTML tags are allowed, and most white space is honored (including line returns, and leading tabs and spaces). Furthermore, BoltWire supports full styling controls. Click here for a more complete table of BoltWire recognized markups.

If you want to experiment with editing a page, try out the Sandbox page. This page is refreshed every so often, so you can tinker freely.
//text//textitalics
**text**textbold
<<text<< <<<<<text<<<<<text
text
bigger
>>text>> >>>>>text>>>>>text
text
smaller
__text__textunderline
||text||texthighlight
^^text^^textsuperscript
text(cite link)
(citations)
text1
1. link
citations
! text

text

header (h1)
!! text

text

header (h2)
!!! text

text

header (h3)
!!!! text

text

header (h4)
!!!!! text
text
header (h5)
!!!!!! text
text
header (h6)
* bullet
** bullet
*** bullet
  • bullet
    • bullet
      • bullet
unnumbered bullets
# bullet
## bullet
### bullet
  1. bullet
    1. bullet
      1. bullet
numbered bullets
->
text
<-
text
block indent
----
horizontal line
[[some.page]] [[some.page|label]] [[some.page|+]] [[www.boltwire.org]]some.page
label
Page
www.boltwire.org
various kinds of links
[[email@example.com]]email@example.comemail link
img:boltwire.gifimage shortcut
[^boltwire.gif parameters^] [^download.zip^] download.zipimage with css border parameter
file download
Note: if a file exists on the server, it will automatically display as either the image, or a download link. If not, it will appear as a link to an upload action. Click here for more information about uploads. More examples of image syntax can be found here.
[t]
[r][h]header1 [h]header2
[r][c]cell1 [c]cell2
[r][c]cell3[c]cell4
[t]
header1 header2
cell1 cell2
cell3cell4
tables
Most parameters allowed, border added for display. Table styling can be changed in code.style.
<center>text</center>
text
align text (also left, right)
<color=red>text</color>textset color (also #f7f7f7)
<box>**BOLD**</box>BOLDpre-styled "box" span/div - Still processes Wiki Commands
<code>**BOLD**</code>**BOLD**pre-styled "code" span/div - Does not process Wiki commands
<markup> <b>text<b> </markup>
**BOLD**

BOLD

creates a code span/div and a box span/div to show what markup looks like.
<html>**BOLD**</html><strong>BOLD</strong>creates a span/div to show html output.
Note: for box, code, markup and html, a div is used if there is a linebreak in the content, a span if there is not a linebreak.
/= **BOLD** =/**BOLD**used to not process text like other Wiki Commands
`[form][form]backtick escapes next character
/*comment*/hidden comments

To look more closely into the code used to generate BoltWire's markups, use the Help System.


Comment by boltuser1, posted Wed Apr 28 04:31:29 2010
How does one allow html without any processing? I want the html not to be mangled. Some wikis allow <code><html>...</html></code>
to be non-mangled output. Boltwire mangles the <html> areas.
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