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User:Adun084

2010-08-03T06:20:04Z

Adun084: /* My wiki practice page */

== Wiki-For Andy ==

=My wiki(ed awesome) Page=

I'm '''[[Andy]]'''. My '''Favourite''' Foods are:

1. Steak
2. Chips
3. Pizza
4. Ice Cream

Also:

==My wiki practice page==
[[wikiprac]]
A random page I made to practice..should I explain more

Wikiprac

2010-08-03T06:19:22Z

Adun084: /* Heading Information */

= Heading Information =
This page is about the different headings the name of the page is heading stuff and bsbsbsbbs
this is my practice wiki where I try learn all the funny coding stuff you needa know...kinda fun, feel free to play/practice on here if you find this page
spam etc welcome as I doubt i will ever check it again.

== A section heading ==
this is the largest normal heading

=== A Sub section heading ===
a smaller heading for subsections

==== A sub-subsection heading ====
the smallest heading you would use

a new paragraph is made by hitting enter and going

down a line

===Lists===

'''Ordered''' lists are done with the hash key

# ist item
#second item
#3rd item

more hash keys=> greater indentation ie

Shopping list

#car
#Bike
##Pump
##Spanner
###Coke
###CD's

'''Unordered Lists'''

Basically just bullet point lists
* you use
*the star key
**more stars
**will indent it further
**the same as more
***Hash will indent ordered further

'''Definition Lists'''
This is more tricky..you have to say both the term and what it is
use a semicolon before the term and a colon before the definition (with a space)

;Andy : The guy who is writing this
;Semi colon : The one which is a comma and a dot goes at the front
;Colon : the one with 2 dots goes in between the term and the definition (this is the definition)

'''Indenting'''

if you are writing a long paragraph and you want a quote or something to be indented in the middle then you have to put a colon at the(CANT REALLY SEE IT WITHOUT MORE TEXTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
: start of that line of text, then it will go in the middle like this. (ALSO IS MORE OBVIOUS WITH MORE TEXTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT)

to go back you have to use enter to get a new non indented line

===Other stuff===

this should make my name appear [[User:Adun084|Adun084]] 18:05, 3 August 2010 (NZST)

wow that's cool, ok 4x ~ make your name appear

----

:[[User:Adun084|Adun084]] 18:06, 3 August 2010 (NZST) <=also indented cos that's fun

'''Links'''

the easiest links are the ones which go within the wiki itself. you use 2x[ on each end and put the name of the thing in the middle
[[name of thing goes in here]]

or you can make the link show something besides the name of the page it will link too, with a label

[[name goes here|label goes here]] you make it the same as before but after the name use a | and write the label
if you click on that it will take you to "name goes here" not label goes here

external links are easy..just write it
http://www.thisisanexternallink.com

or if you wanna label it then put a [ around each side and after the address type the label ie
[http://www.thisisanexternallink.com I put a space after the last website and will put a square bracket after typing this]

'''Formatting'''

you simply put a ' before and after, the more ' the more important/emphasisted it is
italic=>bold=> bold and italic
: ''italic'' = 2
: '''bold''' = 3
: '''''dark bold&italic''''' = 5 (3+2)
: ''''dont put four it looks dumb''''

Wikiprac

2010-08-03T06:17:47Z

Adun084: /* Other stuff */

= Heading Information =
This page is about the different headings the name of the page is heading stuff and bsbsbsbbs

== A section heading ==
this is the largest normal heading

=== A Sub section heading ===
a smaller heading for subsections

==== A sub-subsection heading ====
the smallest heading you would use

a new paragraph is made by hitting enter and going

down a line

===Lists===

'''Ordered''' lists are done with the hash key

# ist item
#second item
#3rd item

more hash keys=> greater indentation ie

Shopping list

#car
#Bike
##Pump
##Spanner
###Coke
###CD's

'''Unordered Lists'''

Basically just bullet point lists
* you use
*the star key
**more stars
**will indent it further
**the same as more
***Hash will indent ordered further

'''Definition Lists'''
This is more tricky..you have to say both the term and what it is
use a semicolon before the term and a colon before the definition (with a space)

;Andy : The guy who is writing this
;Semi colon : The one which is a comma and a dot goes at the front
;Colon : the one with 2 dots goes in between the term and the definition (this is the definition)

'''Indenting'''

if you are writing a long paragraph and you want a quote or something to be indented in the middle then you have to put a colon at the(CANT REALLY SEE IT WITHOUT MORE TEXTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
: start of that line of text, then it will go in the middle like this. (ALSO IS MORE OBVIOUS WITH MORE TEXTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT)

to go back you have to use enter to get a new non indented line

===Other stuff===

this should make my name appear [[User:Adun084|Adun084]] 18:05, 3 August 2010 (NZST)

wow that's cool, ok 4x ~ make your name appear

----

:[[User:Adun084|Adun084]] 18:06, 3 August 2010 (NZST) <=also indented cos that's fun

'''Links'''

the easiest links are the ones which go within the wiki itself. you use 2x[ on each end and put the name of the thing in the middle
[[name of thing goes in here]]

or you can make the link show something besides the name of the page it will link too, with a label

[[name goes here|label goes here]] you make it the same as before but after the name use a | and write the label
if you click on that it will take you to "name goes here" not label goes here

external links are easy..just write it
http://www.thisisanexternallink.com

or if you wanna label it then put a [ around each side and after the address type the label ie
[http://www.thisisanexternallink.com I put a space after the last website and will put a square bracket after typing this]

'''Formatting'''

you simply put a ' before and after, the more ' the more important/emphasisted it is
italic=>bold=> bold and italic
: ''italic'' = 2
: '''bold''' = 3
: '''''dark bold&italic''''' = 5 (3+2)
: ''''dont put four it looks dumb''''

Wikiprac

2010-08-03T06:17:15Z

Adun084: /* Other stuff */

= Heading Information =
This page is about the different headings the name of the page is heading stuff and bsbsbsbbs

== A section heading ==
this is the largest normal heading

=== A Sub section heading ===
a smaller heading for subsections

==== A sub-subsection heading ====
the smallest heading you would use

a new paragraph is made by hitting enter and going

down a line

===Lists===

'''Ordered''' lists are done with the hash key

# ist item
#second item
#3rd item

more hash keys=> greater indentation ie

Shopping list

#car
#Bike
##Pump
##Spanner
###Coke
###CD's

'''Unordered Lists'''

Basically just bullet point lists
* you use
*the star key
**more stars
**will indent it further
**the same as more
***Hash will indent ordered further

'''Definition Lists'''
This is more tricky..you have to say both the term and what it is
use a semicolon before the term and a colon before the definition (with a space)

;Andy : The guy who is writing this
;Semi colon : The one which is a comma and a dot goes at the front
;Colon : the one with 2 dots goes in between the term and the definition (this is the definition)

'''Indenting'''

if you are writing a long paragraph and you want a quote or something to be indented in the middle then you have to put a colon at the(CANT REALLY SEE IT WITHOUT MORE TEXTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
: start of that line of text, then it will go in the middle like this. (ALSO IS MORE OBVIOUS WITH MORE TEXTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT)

to go back you have to use enter to get a new non indented line

===Other stuff===

this should make my name appear [[User:Adun084|Adun084]] 18:05, 3 August 2010 (NZST)

wow that's cool, ok 4x ~ make your name appear

----

:[[User:Adun084|Adun084]] 18:06, 3 August 2010 (NZST) <=also indented cos that's fun

'''Links'''

the easiest links are the ones which go within the wiki itself. you use 2x[ on each end and put the name of the thing in the middle
[[name of thing goes in here]]

or you can make the link show something besides the name of the page it will link too, with a label

[[name goes here|label goes here]] you make it the same as before but after the name use a | and write the label
if you click on that it will take you to "name goes here" not label goes here

external links are easy..just write it
http://www.thisisanexternallink.com

or if you wanna label it then put a [ around each side and after the address type the label ie
[http://www.thisisanexternallink.com I put a space after the last website and will put a square bracket after typing this]

'''Formatting'''

you simply put a ' before and after, the more ' the more important/emphasisted it is
italic=>bold=>dark bold
: ''italic'' = 2
: '''bold''' = 3
: '''''dark bold''''' = 5
: ''''dont put four it looks dumb''''

Wikiprac

2010-08-03T06:16:27Z

Adun084: /* Other stuff */

= Heading Information =
This page is about the different headings the name of the page is heading stuff and bsbsbsbbs

== A section heading ==
this is the largest normal heading

=== A Sub section heading ===
a smaller heading for subsections

==== A sub-subsection heading ====
the smallest heading you would use

a new paragraph is made by hitting enter and going

down a line

===Lists===

'''Ordered''' lists are done with the hash key

# ist item
#second item
#3rd item

more hash keys=> greater indentation ie

Shopping list

#car
#Bike
##Pump
##Spanner
###Coke
###CD's

'''Unordered Lists'''

Basically just bullet point lists
* you use
*the star key
**more stars
**will indent it further
**the same as more
***Hash will indent ordered further

'''Definition Lists'''
This is more tricky..you have to say both the term and what it is
use a semicolon before the term and a colon before the definition (with a space)

;Andy : The guy who is writing this
;Semi colon : The one which is a comma and a dot goes at the front
;Colon : the one with 2 dots goes in between the term and the definition (this is the definition)

'''Indenting'''

if you are writing a long paragraph and you want a quote or something to be indented in the middle then you have to put a colon at the(CANT REALLY SEE IT WITHOUT MORE TEXTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
: start of that line of text, then it will go in the middle like this. (ALSO IS MORE OBVIOUS WITH MORE TEXTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT)

to go back you have to use enter to get a new non indented line

===Other stuff===

this should make my name appear [[User:Adun084|Adun084]] 18:05, 3 August 2010 (NZST)

wow that's cool, ok 4x ~ make your name appear

----

:[[User:Adun084|Adun084]] 18:06, 3 August 2010 (NZST) <=also indented cos that's fun

'''Links'''

the easiest links are the ones which go within the wiki itself. you use 2x[ on each end and put the name of the thing in the middle
[[name of thing goes in here]]

or you can make the link show something besides the name of the page it will link too, with a label

[[name goes here|label goes here]] you make it the same as before but after the name use a | and write the label
if you click on that it will take you to "name goes here" not label goes here

external links are easy..just write it
http://www.thisisanexternallink.com

or if you wanna label it then put a [ around each side and after the address type the label ie
[http://www.thisisanexternallink.com I put a space after the last website and will put a square bracket after typing this]

'''Formatting'''

you simply put a ' before and after, the more ' the more important/emphasisted it is
italic=>bold=>dark bold
: 'italic'
: ''bold''
: '''dark bold'''
: ''''dont put four it looks dumb''''

Wikiprac

2010-08-03T06:15:58Z

Adun084: /* Other stuff */

= Heading Information =
This page is about the different headings the name of the page is heading stuff and bsbsbsbbs

== A section heading ==
this is the largest normal heading

=== A Sub section heading ===
a smaller heading for subsections

==== A sub-subsection heading ====
the smallest heading you would use

a new paragraph is made by hitting enter and going

down a line

===Lists===

'''Ordered''' lists are done with the hash key

# ist item
#second item
#3rd item

more hash keys=> greater indentation ie

Shopping list

#car
#Bike
##Pump
##Spanner
###Coke
###CD's

'''Unordered Lists'''

Basically just bullet point lists
* you use
*the star key
**more stars
**will indent it further
**the same as more
***Hash will indent ordered further

'''Definition Lists'''
This is more tricky..you have to say both the term and what it is
use a semicolon before the term and a colon before the definition (with a space)

;Andy : The guy who is writing this
;Semi colon : The one which is a comma and a dot goes at the front
;Colon : the one with 2 dots goes in between the term and the definition (this is the definition)

'''Indenting'''

if you are writing a long paragraph and you want a quote or something to be indented in the middle then you have to put a colon at the(CANT REALLY SEE IT WITHOUT MORE TEXTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
: start of that line of text, then it will go in the middle like this. (ALSO IS MORE OBVIOUS WITH MORE TEXTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT)

to go back you have to use enter to get a new non indented line

===Other stuff===

this should make my name appear [[User:Adun084|Adun084]] 18:05, 3 August 2010 (NZST)

wow that's cool, ok 4x ~ make your name appear

----

:[[User:Adun084|Adun084]] 18:06, 3 August 2010 (NZST) <=also indented cos that's fun

'''Links'''

the easiest links are the ones which go within the wiki itself. you use 2x[ on each end and put the name of the thing in the middle
[[name of thing goes in here]]

or you can make the link show something besides the name of the page it will link too, with a label

[[name goes here|label goes here]] you make it the same as before but after the name use a | and write the label
if you click on that it will take you to "name goes here" not label goes here

external links are easy..just write it
http://www.thisisanexternallink.com

or if you wanna label it then put a [ around each side and after the address type the label ie
[http://www.thisisanexternallink.com I put a space after the last website and will put a square bracket after typing this]

'''Formatting'''

you simply put a ' before and after, the more ' the more important/emphasisted it is
italic=>bold=>dark bold
'italic'
''bold''
'''dark bold'''
''''dont put four it looks dumb''''

Wikiprac

2010-08-03T06:15:00Z

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2010-08-03T06:04:19Z

Adun084: jhfpjq

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Adun084: /* A section heading */

Wikiprac

2010-08-03T06:02:42Z

Adun084: /* A section heading */

= Heading Information =
This page is about the different headings the name of the page is heading stuff and bsbsbsbbs

== A section heading ==
this is the largest normal heading

lin
----
llll
=== A Sub section heading ===
a smaller heading for subsections

==== A sub-subsection heading ====
the smallest heading you would use

a new paragraph is made by hitting enter and going

down a line

===Lists===

'''Ordered''' lists are done with the hash key

# ist item
#second item
#3rd item

more hash keys=> greater indentation ie

Shopping list

#car
#Bike
##Pump
##Spanner
###Coke
###CD's

'''Unordered Lists'''

Basically just bullet point lists
* you use
*the star key
**more stars
**will indent it further
**the same as more
***Hash will indent ordered further

'''Definition Lists'''
This is more tricky..you have to say both the term and what it is
use a semicolon before the term and a colon before the definition (with a space)

;Andy : The guy who is writing this
;Semi colon : The one which is a comma and a dot goes at the front
;Colon : the one with 2 dots goes in between the term and the definition (this is the definition)

'''Indenting'''

if you are writing a long paragraph and you want a quote or something to be indented in the middle then you have to put a colon at the(CANT REALLY SEE IT WITHOUT MORE TEXTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT)
: start of that line of text, then it will go in the middle like this. (ALSO IS MORE OBVIOUS WITH MORE TEXTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT)

to go back you have to use enter to get a new non indented line

===Other stuff===

Horizontal lines
----
need 4 minus signs and they rock up

above the line
----
below the line

Wikiprac

2010-08-03T06:02:22Z

Adun084: /* Other stuff */

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Adun084: /* A sub-subsection heading */

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Adun084: /* A sub-subsection heading */

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Adun084: /* A sub-subsection heading */

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2010-08-03T05:47:51Z

Adun084: /* heading Information */

=Heading Information=
This page is about the different headings

==A section heading==
this is the largest normal heading

===Sub section heading===
a smaller heading for subsections

====sub-subsection heading====
the smallest heading you would use

Wikiprac

2010-08-03T05:47:21Z

Adun084: /* Ahh I see.. */

=heading Information=
This page is about the different headings

==A section heading==
this is the largest normal heading

===Sub section heading===
a smaller heading for subsections

====sub-subsection heading====
the smallest heading you would use

Wikiprac

2010-08-03T05:45:30Z

Adun084: /* Ahh I see.. */

=Ahh I see..=

The level of heading doesn't mean it's size it means it's importance, so you can use it to break down sections into subsections.
the one above had one = so it should be at the top (most important) and I'll throw another one with 2 =

==This has 2 equals==

so it's a section heading, and is used under the main heading which is for the title...and less important
if I have another bit with 3 then they should become sub sections...lets try

=== this is a sub section of the section===
this is the content of the sub section
but it still seems to have a rules line under...the text says it wont :/

Wikiprac

2010-08-03T05:44:56Z

Adun084: /* This is where I am practicing the markup stuff...other people are welcome to mess around and type anything */

=Ahh I see..=

The level of heading doesn't mean it's size it means it's importance, so you can use it to break down sections into subsections.
the one above had one = so it should be at the top (most important) and I'll throw another one with 2 =

==This has 2 equals==

so it's a section heading, and is used under the main heading which is for the title...and less important
if I have another bit with 3 then they should becoem sub sections...lets try

=== this is a sub section of the section===
this is the content of the sub section

Wikiprac

2010-08-03T05:44:11Z

Adun084: /* Ahh I see.. */

=This is where I am practicing the markup stuff...other people are welcome to mess around and type anything=

hmmm

=Ahh I see..=

The level of heading doesn't mean it's size it means it's importance, so you can use it to break down sections into subsections.
the one above had one = so it should be at the top (most important) and I'll throw another one with 2 =

==This has 2 equals==

so it's a section heading, and is used under the main heading which is for the title...and less important
if I have another bit with 3 then they should becoem sub sections...lets try

=== this is a sub section of the section===
this is the content of the sub section