User:Hans/Contribute/Cheatsheet

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    Works anywhere in the text (wikitext)
    Description You type You get
    Italic text

    ''italic''

    italic

    Bold text

    '''bold'''

    bold

    Bold and italic text

    '''''bold & italic'''''

    bold & italic

    Link to another ArchWiki page

    [[Name of page]]
    [[Name of page|Text to display]]

    Name of page
    Text to display

    Add a page to a category [[Category:Category name]] Categories should be placed at the beginning of pages. The category name will display in a bar at the bottom when the page is previewed or saved.
    Signature
    Sign your contributions when posting to a Talk page.
    Do not sign when contributing to an article.

    ~~~~

    Username (talk) 03:59, 19 March 2024 (UTC)

    Works anywhere in the text (HTML)
    Description You type You get
    Strikethrough

    <s>strikethrough</s>

    strikethrough

    Underline

    <u>underline</u>

    underline

    Monospace
    Consider using <pre> tags to format code blocks.
    There exist also a number of code formatting templates.

    <tt>teletype</tt>

    teletype

    Centering text

    <center>center</center>

    center
    Subscripts and superscripts

    <sub>sub</sub> <sup>sup</sup>

    sub sup

    Works only at the beginning of lines
    Description You type You get
    Redirect to another page
    Redirects must be placed at the start of the first line.

    #REDIRECT [[Target page]]

    Target page

    Section headings
    A Table of Contents will automatically be generated when four headings are added to an article.
    =Level 1= should not be used.

    == Level 2 ==
    === Level 3 ===
    ==== Level 4 ====
    ===== Level 5 =====
    ====== Level 6 ======

    Level 2

    Level 3

    Level 4

    Level 5
    Level 6
    Bulleted list

    * One
    * Two
    ** Two point one
    * Three

    • One
    • Two
      • Two point one
    • Three
    Numbered list

    # One
    # Two
    ## Two point one
    # Three

    1. One
    2. Two
      1. Two point one
    3. Three
    Definition list

    ; Term one: Definition one
    ; Term two: Definition two

    Term one
    Definition one
    Term two
    Definition two
    Indenting text
    This is generally used when replying on a Talk page, as it keeps conversations easy to browse.

    no indent (normal)
    :first indent
    ::second indent
    :::third indent

    no indent (normal)

    first indent
    second indent
    third indent

    See also

    • For a full list of editing commands, see Help:Editing
    • To experiment with editing, use the sandbox