Here you can read up on how to format BruisedFruit articles!
To create
bold text, use the following markup: [b]text[/b]
To create
italic text, use the following markup: [i]italic[/i]
To create
underlined text, use the following markup: [u]underline[/u]
To colour text, use the
[color] tag. Color accepts three types:
- Standard:
[color:red]text[/color] (text). - RGB:
[color:rgb(255,0,0)]text[/color] (text). - Hex:
[color:#333333]text[/color] (text).
To create an article header, === Header title ===
To create an article sub-heading: == Subheading title ==
To create a horizontal rule: ---
To create a list such as this:
- A point
- A sub-point
- A sub-point of a sub-point
- Another sub-point
- A new point altogether.
Use the following markup:
* A point
** A sub-point
*** A sub-point of a sub-point
** Another sub-point
* A new point altogether.To create a link to another wiki article, like this:
BruisedFruit use the following markup: {{article}}
To create a link to another wiki article, but have the link display a specific title, like this:
the BruisedFruit homepage use the following markup: {{article|title}}
To create a link to an external source, like this:
http://www.google.com use the following markup: {{http://www.google.com}}
To create a link to an external source with a unique title, like this:
Google use the following markup: {{http://www.google.com|Google}}
Caption
BruisedFruit images can use any combination of the following attributes:
- alignment: left, middle, right.
- frame: gives the image a border.
- size: 150x50px specifies that the image should be exactly 150px width and 50px in height. Specifying only one value (ie: 150px) will stretch the image by its width. Not specifying a size will make the image appear in its full-size.
- caption: gives the image a caption. If the image does not have a frame, the caption appears as ALT text.
The above image was generated using the following markup:
{{image:http://www.perforated-art.com/BruisedFruit/tmp/standard/img/bf_logo.gif|right|frame|150x50px|Caption}}If you have an image aligned to the left or right of an article text will wrap around it (as can be seen above). Occasionally, you may want text to stop wrapping around an image and continue below it. To do this, simply use the following tag:
[>>].
To display
code, use the following markup: [code]code[/code]
To display wiki markup without it being parsed, wrap the markup in [nowiki] tags.
