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Here are some of the most frequently used Wiki tags and their HTML equivalents.
| # | HTML Syntax | Wiki equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | <H1>Heading1</H1> | =Heading 1= |
| 2. | <H2>Heading2</H2> | ==Heading 2== |
| 3. | <H3>Heading3</H3> | ===Heading 3=== |
| 4. | <H4>Heading4</H4> | ====Heading 4==== |
==Wikitext ordered list==
# first list item
# second list item
==HTML ordered list==
<ol>
<li> first list item</li>
<li> second list item</li>
</ol>
==Wikitext unordered list==
* first list item
* second list item
==HTML unordered list==
<ul>
<li> first list item</li>
<li> second list item</li>
</ul>
==Nested lists==
# first list item
## first sub item
## second sub item
# second list item
<ol>
<li> first list item
<ol>
<li> first sub item</li>
<li> second sub item</li>
</ol>
</li>
<li> second list item</li>
</ol>
===Mixed nested list Wiki syntax==
# first list item
#* first sub item
#**first sub sub item
#* second sub item
# second list item
## first numbered sub item
To create a table in tutorial.net.in you can either directly use HTML syntax or a Wiki syntax. Under wiki, to create a table we need to use curly braces and vertical lines like this
{| (Table open - equivalent to <TABLE>)
|} (Table close - equivalent to </TABLE>).
Both table open and table close must reside in a separate line
|- (Row open - equivalent to <TR> - there is no row close equivalent to </TR>)
|data (Column open followed by data. Equivalent to <TD> there is no column close equivalent to </TD>)
This is my [[Link]]. Links are represented between [[ & ]] This is my [[Link My Title for Link]]. A link with a different anchor text for the link.
[[Category:World Wide Web]] - When you put this in your tutorial, a small box is displayed at the bottom of your page displaying the word 'Category' and a link to 'World Wide Web'. You can connect your tutorial to multiple categories.