Help:Formatting
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CT3 is based on MediaWiki software and supports all formatting provided with wiki markup. A number of local templates are also available. Each template starts with curly braces {{ followed by the template name, a vertical bar and the text to be displayed in the template. It has to end with a matching pair of curly braces }}.
| If you enter ... | ... you'll get |
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| {{note|The template parameter can be a single line of text}} | The template parameter can be a single line of text
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| {{info|The text can also span multiple lines, but they will be merged into a single line in the output as long as you don't use wiki markup in the first character}} | The text can also span multiple lines, but they will be merged into a single line in the
output as long as you don't use wiki markup in the first character
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| {{warning| You can start the text in the next line if you wish |
You can start the text in the next line if you wish
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| {{stop|The 'stop' template gives you a very visual stop sign}} | The 'stop' template gives you a very visual stop sign
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| {{important|The 'important' template should be used to highlight very important information}} | The 'important' template should be used to highlight very important information
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| {{more|The 'more' template should be used to give the user additional information. You can use wiki markup in the template text to * create * bullets }} | The 'more' template should be used to give the user additional information. You can use wiki markup in the template text to
write code ... or even create tables (but you shouldn't try to do it). |
| Last but not least, the {{author}} template inserts the author's name. You should use it on the very top line of the article you write. | By Ivan Pepelnjak |
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