Text navigation tools for wiki pages

You can use wiki syntax to help readers get around.

Note: To use these tools, copy and paste the sample syntax into your Wiki page in "Plain Editor" mode, then customize it appropriately.
Syntax Effect Details 
%%insert-toc
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Creates a table of contents consisting of the header text on the page. 
[link]
 Creates a link to a new Wiki page called "link." If the link is a complete URL, a link to the URL is created. If the link points to a .gif, .jpg, or .png image, the image is rendered directly in the page. 
[title|link]
Creates a link to a new Wiki page called "link" with the text "title" displayed for the URL. If the link is a complete URL, a link to the URL is created. If the link points to a .gif, .jpg, or .png image, the image is rendered directly on the page with "title" as ALT text. 
~TestText
 Disables link creation for a CamelCase word. CamelCase words are two or more uppercase words with no spaces. By default, a CamelCase word automatically creates a link to a new Wiki page. 
[[link]
 Creates the text "[link]." 
[{IFramePlugin 
url='http://open.collab.net/' 
width='100%' height='500' 
border='1' scrolling='yes' 
align='center'}]
Embeds an iframe into a wiki page.
  • attachment: Attachment path, e.g. 'IFramePlugin.jar(info)'
  • url: A URL, e.g 'http://www.google.com'
  • align: Align the iFrame to left/center/right
  • border: Whether there is a border or not
  • width: Width of the iFrame
  • height: Height of the iFrame
  • marginwidth: Margin width of the iFrame
  • marginheight: Margin height of the iFrame
  • scrolling: Whether the iFrame can be scrolled or not

See http://www.ecyrd.com/JSPWiki/wiki/iFramePlugin

 
Tab Completion <Keyword+Tab>
 You can type a keyword and hit the Tab key (under the Tab Completion mode). The editor will fill in with a sample template for the specific markup represented by the keyword.
  • link:Inserts a sample link.
  • h1:Inserts level 1 heading sample.
  • h2:Inserts level 2 heading sample.
  • h3:Inserts level 3 heading sample.
  • bold:Inserts a bold text sample.
  • italic:Inserts an italics text sample.
  • mono:Inserts a mono text sample.
  • mono:Inserts a mono text sample.
  • sup:Inserts a superscript sample.
  • sub:Inserts a subscript sample.
  • strike:Inserts a strike through text sample.
  • br:Inserts a line break.
  • hr:Inserts a horizontal line.
  • pre:Inserts a pre-formatted text sample.
  • code:Inserts a code block sample.
  • dl:Inserts a definition list block sample.
  • toc:Inserts the Table of Contents plugin syntax.
  • tab:Inserts a sample tabbed section block syntax.
  • table:Inserts a sample table syntax.
  • img:Inserts a sample image plugin syntax.
  • quote:Inserts a sample quoted text block.
  • sign:Inserts the user's signature.
Parent topic: Wiki syntax