Below are some text formatting examples.  You can see the wiki markup used
to create them, by clicking on "Show in raw mode" in the toolbox to the left,
or by clicking "edit this page".

Note: please don't change any of these examples, even though the page is editable.

''Note: please don't change any of these
examples, even though the page is editable.''

Note that word wrapping is not the same on the
page as it is in the edit window.

Paragraph breaks are automatic - 

when you leave a blank
line between sentences.

• this is a bullet * this is bold * this is italic * this is code (monospace font)

 * this is a bullet
 * this is '''bold'''
 * this is ''italic''
 * this is ``code`` (monospace font)

• here are * nested * bullets

 * here are
   * nested
   * bullets

this is a section header [edit section]

= this is a section header =
== this is a sub-section header ==

definition

here is the definition of the word ; list: you can put them in lists that look nice

; definition: here is the definition of the word
; list: you can put them in lists that look nice 

This text is indented
   and wrapped
     exactly the same as
 in the edit window
}}}
That's called a block of text.

{{{
This text is indented
   and wrapped
     exactly the same as
 in the edit window
}}}
That's called a block of text.

And you can make links to page: like the [[Front Page]] (on this site),
or to other websites like https://www.google.com/.  You can also
use different words on the page, instead of the link address, like this:
[[https://www.google.com|Google]].

You can include an image [[image:green-checkmark.jpg]] on your page.

You can also make tables:
{{{#!Table
||name||phone number||
||Tim||555-1212||
||Paul||555-2121||
}}}

You can put text in boxes:
{{{#!YellowBox
  You can put blocks of text with a
    highlighted background
}}}

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