Paragraphs are separated by empty lines.
[b]bold text[/b] = bold text
[i]italic text[/i] = italic text
Other: sup - superscript, sub - subscript
An unclosed [br] tag can be used to break a line without creating a new paragraph.
Headings are written like this "= Heading 1", "== Heading 2", "=== Heading 3" (decreasing in size). Writing the equals sign at the beginning of a line, then writing the text.
For inter-wiki links, use [[id|text]], where the id is the page id of the article (you can find it in the url), and the text is what the link will say. Example: [[1|Ray Peat]] produces Ray Peat
For external links, you can either do [https://example.com] which results in https://example.com, or if you wish to add text, you can do [https://example.com This is an example website], which produces This is an example website
For references, you can do [ref name="reference_name"]Reference text[/ref]. If you wish to reuse a reference, simply use the same name, like this Example: [ref name="example"]Example[/ref] -> [1], now we reuse it: [ref name="example" /] -> [1]
Please note the forward slash at the end of a reused reference.
If you wish to make unordered lists, do so in the following manner:
* list item 1
* list item 2
* etc.
This results in:
Ordered lists are created using # (pound sign). Ordered and unordered lists can be mixed. Example:
* Unordered list
*# Ordered list in unordered list
*# continued ordered list
*# continued
*## here we have another deeper one
* Here we can break out to the first list.
Results in: