Help:Editing/Editing Toolbar

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Bold

This button lets you make bold text.

Input	Output
'''bold text''' not bold	bold text not bold

Should not be used excessively. Commonly used on button labels (like Apply) or keyvalue names (like Name).

You can quickly bold an entire line of text by putting ; at the start of the line.

Italic

This button lets you make italic text.

Input	Output
''italic text'' not italic	italic text not italic

Also should not be used excessively. Sometimes used when quoting someone, or property/flag names (like Play Everywhere).

Link

This lets you create links to other pages. See Help:Linking for more info on etiquette and uses.

Input	Output
[[Main Page]]	Main Page

Image

This lets you put images into a page. See Help:Images for more info on etiquette and uses.

Input	Output
[[File:Toolbar example.png|300px|thumb|example caption.]]	example caption.

Advanced bar

Click the Advanced button on the top bar to access these buttons.

Heading

Insert headings of various sizes to better organize pages. See Table of Contents for examples and more info on etiquette and uses.

Unordered List

Makes a list using bullet points. Should not be used for giving instructions or any other thing with a clear order.

Input	Output
*An item. *Another item. *All of these could be in any order you want.	An item. Another item. All of these could be in any order you want.

Ordered List

Makes a list using numbers.

Input	Output
#Open the HPL3 Level Editor. #Make a map. #Save the map. #Test it in the game.	Open the HPL3 Level Editor. Make a map. Save the map. Test it in the game.

Wiki Formatting

Prevents text from being formatted by the wiki in some manner.

Without wiki formatting:

Input	Output
<nowiki>''{{restart}}''</nowiki>	''{{restart}}''

With wiki formatting:

Input	Output
''{{restart}}''	"Template:Restart"

To display <nowiki> tags on a page, you must put them in their own <nowiki> tags, like this:

<nowiki><nowiki></nowiki>unformatted text<nowiki></nowiki></nowiki>

Without that, formatting may break unintentionally. (Look at the page code for a fun time.)

Line

Usually we only use this when absolutely necessary (so, very rarely). The same effect as this is achieved simply by pressing your Enter/Return key twice.

Input	Output
First Line<br /> Second Line	First Line Second Line

Input	Output
First Line Second Line	First Line Second Line

Big Text and Small Text

Makes text bigger or smaller. The more times it's applied to text, the more the size changes. Do not use big text as a substitute for bolding text.

Input	Output
Normal text. <big>Big text. <big>Bigger text. <big>Even bigger text. </big></big></big>	Normal text. Big text. Bigger text. Even bigger text.

Input	Output
Normal text. <small>Small text. <small>Smaller text. <small>Even smaller text. </small></small></small>	Normal text. Small text. Smaller text. Even smaller text.

Superscript and Subscript

These buttons make text smaller and then shift it up or down. Like the Big/Small buttons, the more times applied, the greater the effect.

Input	Output
Normal text. <sup>High text. <sup>Higher text. <sup>Even higher text.</sup></sup></sup>	Normal text. High text. Higher text. Even higher text.

Input	Output
Normal text. <sub>Low text. <sub>Lower text. <sub>Even Lower text.</sub></sub></sub>	Normal text. Low text. Lower text. Even Lower text.

Gallery

Good for inserting many images into a page. See Help:Images for more information and examples.

Redirect

Redirects are a special kind of page. When a person clicks on a link to a redirect page, they will automatically be forwarded to a different page. These are most commonly used for plural words.

To make a redirect, just click the button with the paper and arrow on it, and insert the name of the page you wish to redirect to. A redirect code should be the only thing on that page, otherwise it may work incorrectly. Redirects can be used on templates and categories as well, and a redirect itself can be categorized.

Take care to not redirect to another redirect. It will not work correctly.

Tables

The syntax for wiki tables closely follows that of HTML tags.

	HTML	Wiki
Table	<table></table>	{| |}
Styles	<table class="wikitable"></table>	{| class=wikitable {| class=wikitable
Header cell	<th>heading</th>	! heading
Row	<tr></tr>	|-
Data cell	<td>cell1</td> <td>cell2</td>	| cell1 | cell2
Data cell	<td>cell1</td> <td>cell2</td> <td>cell3</td>	| cell1 || cell2 || cell3
Sample table	<table> <tr> <td>1</td> <td>2</td> </tr> <tr> <td>3</td> <td>4</td> </tr> <tr> <td>5</td> <td>6</td> </tr> </table>	{| | 1 || 2 |- | 3 || 4 |- | 5 || 6 |}
Sample table	<table> <tr> <th>Quantity</th> <th>Grocery Item</th> </tr> <tr> <td>4</td> <td>Apples</td> </tr> <tr> <td>3</td> <td>Oranges</td> </tr> <tr> <td>12</td> <td>Eggs</td> </tr> <tr> <td>9</td> <td>Bananas</td> </tr> </table>	{| ! Quantity || Grocery Item |- | 4 || Apples |- | 3 || Oranges |- | 12 || Eggs |- | 9 || Bananas |}

Some other formatting may break in tables. If something isn't working right, try to experiment with it.

Special Characters bar

This button gives you access to a wide range of non-standard characters you can use.

Help bar

This button gives you quick examples on most formatting features available on the wiki.

Other formatting features

Horizontal Lines

---- makes a line like this:

---

They can be used to split things into sections, but usually that should be done with headers.

Indenting

You can indent text by putting : at the start of a line.

Input	Output
Unindented text. :Welcome to official Frictional Games wiki. This wiki is a combined effort of the studio and the community, and is a constant work in progress. If you would like to contribute to the wiki, please check out our help section.	Unindented text. Welcome to official Frictional Games wiki. This wiki is a combined effort of the studio and the community, and is a constant work in progress. If you would like to contribute to the wiki, please check out our help section.

Signifying Code

Console commands, code, and filepaths are just some of the things we frequently format to be monospaced.

<code> tags are the cleanest and most common method.

Input	Output
<code>code text</code> not code	code text not code

<pre> tags are much more common when code takes up multiple lines. These are the white boxes on this page.

A <pre> box can also be made by putting a space at the start of the line, but it looks weird in code.

Input	Output
<pre> Manage sh build all sets save </pre>	Manage sh build all sets save

<syntaxhighlight> will make a <pre> but will also color certain pieces of text based on language.

Input

Output

<syntaxhighlight lang="cpp"> void SetupAfterLoad(cWorld @apWorld, cResourceVarsObject @apVars) { msEntity = apVars.GetVarString("DoorwayEntity", ""); msGroup = apVars.GetVarString("DoorwayGroup", ""); msCallback = apVars.GetVarString("DoorwayCallback", ""); mbCheckCenterOnly = apVars.GetVarBool("DoorwayCheckCenterOnly", true); mBaseObj.SetCheckCollision(false); if(mbCheckCenterOnly) @mpCenterShape = apWorld.GetPhysicsWorld().CreateSphereShape(0.1f, cMatrixf_Identity); } </syntaxhighlight>

void SetupAfterLoad(cWorld @apWorld, cResourceVarsObject @apVars) { msEntity = apVars.GetVarString("DoorwayEntity", ""); msGroup = apVars.GetVarString("DoorwayGroup", ""); msCallback = apVars.GetVarString("DoorwayCallback", ""); mbCheckCenterOnly = apVars.GetVarBool("DoorwayCheckCenterOnly", true); mBaseObj.SetCheckCollision(false); if(mbCheckCenterOnly) @mpCenterShape = apWorld.GetPhysicsWorld().CreateSphereShape(0.1f, cMatrixf_Identity); }

Some characters may break the formatting in a pre or syntaxhighlight. Try substituting the characters with their HTML escape entities

See Help:Syntax Highlighting for more information on languages.

See Also

• Help:Page Creation
• Help:Templates