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This article describes this wiki's markup syntax for text formatting and also describes formatting conventions within COLLADA articles.

Basic wiki markup

Use the following notation for formatting in this wiki:

To do this: Use this: Example:
Indicate a heading line Surround it with equal signs; start with double equal signs and then add more equal signs for lower-level headings. ==Editing tips==
Link to another article, such as COLLADA document Surround with double square brackets [[COLLADA document]]
Bold text three single quotation marks '''bold'''
Italicize text two single quotation marks ''bold''
  • Bullet
    • Indented bullet
left-justified asterisk (*) *Single bullet

**Multiple asterisks for nested lists

  1. Numbered list item
  2. Another numbered item
Left-justified pound sign (#) #First item.

#Second item.

Indent a line:
Here's an indent.
Left-justified colon (more for more indents) :Here's an indent.
Code example box
Like this.
Indent a line one or more spaces.     Like this


Tips and tricks

TIP: To see the formatting markup for any page, click the Edit tab.

TIP: You can experiment with editing and saving in the sandbox! So please do!

Username and date signatures using tildes

To flag entries on talk pages (or anywhere it seems important), the standard is to flag with your username and date. The wiki software can fill that in automatically for you.

What Syntax Output
Your wiki username and date (this is the recommended style) four tildes: ~~~~ Fsmith 14:59, 21 May 2007 (PDT)
Your username only three tildes Fsmith
Date only five tildes 14:59, 21 May 2007 (PDT)

Formatting conventions for COLLADA articles

For these items Format Example
COLLADA elements no formatting, but enclose in angle brackets The <image> element...
New terms, emphasized text, attribute names inline in text, values for the user to fill in for syntax examples ''italics'' The name attribute of the <foo> element, also called the imaginary new term, must not, under any circumstances...

Type the following, replacing myname with your name:

foo name=myname
Code inline with other text <code>code</code> Use dae:getFoo to get the foo...
Items in user interfaces, such as menu names or labels on forms '''bold''' From the File menu, select Save as, then fill in your filename in the New name field.

For examples, see:

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