Simple Editor Help

The simple editor is the work area available when the WYSIWYG editor option is disabled.
This is used mostly by those who prefer working on the wiki text area over the WYSIWYG editor to format text.

 

The simple editor provides the following functionalities.
  • Save - To save and publish the page.
  • Cancel - To abandon changes made
  • Preview - To preview the page's appearance before saving it.
  • Save Draft - To save the page as a draft page.
In the editor area, Wiki Markup syntax can be used to perform various functions.
To use the wiki markup syntax, specify the syntax within wiki tags
Example:
<wiki>
__hello__
</wiki>
This will display the text "hello" in bold.

The following are the Wiki Markup Syntax supported by SamePage.


Function

Wiki Markup Syntax

Appearance of text

Format:Heading 1 through Heading 6
1 Hello

1 Hello

Bold
__Good Morning__
Good Morning
Italics
~~Good Evening~~
Good Evening
Strike through
--Good Night--
Good Night
Horizontal Line
---- (4 dashes)



Un numbered list
- Birds
- Animals
-- Dog
-- Cat

- Birds
  • Animals
    • Dog
    • Cat
Numbered list
# Flowers
## Rose
## Lily
  1. Flowers
    1. Rose
    2. Lily
External Hyperlink
{link:http://link.targetlink.com}
or just type
http://link.targetlink.com
eg: http://www.etouch.net

For link with captions
{link:caption|http://link.targetlink.com}
http://www.etouch.net



eTouch Systems

Internal Hyperlink
[page title]
To link to a page within the same project enter the target page name(case sensitive) within square brackets.
Example: to connect to WYSIWYG Editor Help page.
WYSIWYG Editor Help

Image

<img src="ref url" />

For attached images, use the ref url shown in the attachments listing when you open the page in edit mode.


Example:

<img src="/cm/resource/1015373" />


The images at the source are displayed
Table

{table}
One | two | three
Four | Five | Six

Seven | Eight | Nine

{table}

OneTwoThree
 
FourFiveSix
 
Seven   Eight  Nine

Code Snippets
(Preformatted)
{code}
int x=0;
for(i=0; i<10; i++)
{
    System.out.println("Hello World");
}
{code} 

int x=0;
for(i=0; i<10; i++)
{
    System.out.println("Hello World");
}


Note: While using the simple text editor, the edit page always opens in the HTML mode.



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