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Revision as of 16:46, 13 November 2019

These are the basic instructions on how to use wiki. For more detailed ones, see Wikipedia's instructions.

File upload

To upload a file, click "Upload file" on the left toolbar, or go to Special:Upload.

Formating

Headings, subheadings, etc.

For headings, use

== Name of the heading ==

For subheadings, use

=== Name of the subheading ===

For deeper levels use more = signs on each side.

Fonts

For bold use 3 apostrophes, like this:

Normal text '''bold text''' normal text.

This results in: Normal text bold text normal text.

For italic use 2 apostrophes, like this:

Normal text ''italic text'' normal text.

This results in: Normal text italic text normal text.

For using both, use 3+2=5 apostrophes.

For bigger font, use <big></big> tags, like this:

Normal text <big>bigger text <big>even bigger text </big></big>.

This results in Normal text bigger text even bigger text.

Similarly for smaller font with <small></small> tags.

Links

For external links, use square brackets, like this:

Link to the [http://www.irb.hr Institute website].

This results in: Link to the Institute website.

For internal links, use double square brackets, like this:

The [[Main Page]] is the starting page.

This results in: The Main Page is the starting page.

Internal links can also have different text. Use "|" (vertical line, usually AltGr + W) to separate the name of the target page and the text, like this:

The [[Main Page|starting page]].

This results in: The starting page.

Lists

Enumerated lists:

# one
# two
# three...

This results in:

1. one
2. two
3. three...

Non-enumerated lists:

* item
* other item
* yet another item

This results in:

• item
• other item
• yet another item

Equations

To insert equations, use <math></math> tags, with LaTeX equation code inside. For example:

Christoffel symbols <math>\Gamma^\sigma_{\mu\nu} = \frac{1}{2}g^{\sigma\tau}(\partial_\mu g_{\tau\nu}+\partial_\nu g_{\tau\mu}-\partial_\tau g_{\mu\nu})</math>

This results in: Christoffel symbols