Dukuwiki Simple Tutorial

===== Please read the instructions below to help you get started quickly =====
* DokuWiki (also known as our usual wiki) supports a number of simple markup languages to make the document look friendlier to the fullest possible extent.
* You can interpret it as a language similar to CSS for text or code, which will make your documents more friendly.
* You can edit the entire page by clicking the Edit button on the right column.
* You can imitate the following syntax to implement your own style.
* All information on this page is derived from resources ((DokuWiki format Syntax: http://phylab.fudan.edu.cn/doku.php?id=wiki:syntax))
* Similarly, in your practice if you have a good style, you might as well put your experience here, so that people write a better-looking wiki.
= = (a) basic text format = = =

-DokuWiki Support * * Bold * *,//italic//, __ underline __ and ' "and other formats. Of course, you can also **__//' mixed use '//__** all these formats.
-You can use _subscript and ^superscript.
-You can also use <del> remove lines </del> mark certain information.
-The paragraph is created by a blank line. If you want to force a new line to be created without creating a paragraph, you can use two consecutive backslashes + spaces or a carriage return as a marker. Take a look at the examples:
This is some text with a newline tag.
Notice that the backslash is only before the carriage return character
or in
Valid until a space is available. \ \ and that doesn't work.
* Note: Use forced line breaks only when necessary.

= = (ii) footnotes = = = =
You can use two consecutive parentheses to add a footnote (see here, this is a footnote) (at the bottom of this page).
= = = Title paragraph = = =
You can use up to 5 levels of titles to make your pages more structured. If you use more than three titles, DokuWiki automatically generates a list of headings on the page called "this page's directory." Of course, you can also turn off this feature by simply adding the ~~notoc~~ word to the page when editing.
= = = = H3 title = =
= = = H4 title = = =
= = H5 title = =

* Note: If you have touched the HTML language, you will find it with HTML-like = = (iii) pictures and other documents = = = = = =
You can use double curly braces to add {{: banner.jpg?200|}} to the page Image. You can also choose whether to specify the display size of the image.
Original size: {{: banner.jpg?200|}}
Specify width: {{: banner.jpg?100}}
Specify width and Height: {{: banner.jpg?100*50}}
Re-specify the width and height of the external image: {{http://de3.php.net/images/php.gif?200x50}}
* Note: For more information, see reference 1 (bottom):
= = (iv) List = = = = =
DokuWiki supports numbered or non-numbered lists. To use the list, add two spaces before the text, and then use the * flag without a numbered list, with the-flag numbered list.
* List
* Second Item
* Next Level
* Third Item

-Numbered list
-Second item
-Use indentation to represent deeper layers
-Finished
<code>
* List
* Second Item
* Next Level
* Third Item

-Numbered list
-Second item
-Use indentation to represent deeper layers
-Finished
</code>
= = (v) unformatted block = = = = = =
You can insert unformatted chunks in the article, where the wiki syntax will not work. There are three ways to do this: add more than two spaces before the line (the method used to do the sample earlier), or you can use the Code or file tag.
<code>
This is a block surrounded by code, where the spaces are preserved: like <-.
</code>
To make the wiki syntax completely ineffective, you can enclose the entire chunk with a nowiki tag, or you can simply mark the percent of the percentile with a double percent sign.

Dukuwiki Simple Tutorial