The following syntax elements work in description texts:
some text | some text | **some bold text** | some bold text |
//some italic text// | some italic text | __some underlined text__ | some underlined text |
==some monospaced text== | some monospaced text | \\some indented text\\ | indented |
--some smaller text-- | some smaller text | ++some bigger text++ | some bigger text |
## |
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@@ |
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this line||next line | this line next line |
this line%%next line | this line next line |
this line??next line | this line next line |
this line;;next line | this line next line |
$$some preformatted | some preformatted text that is not re-wrapped. |
^^some centered text^^ | |
!1!1st header!1! | 1st header |
!2!2nd header!2! | 2nd header |
!3!3rd header!3! | 3rd header |
!4!4th header!4! | 4th header |
!5!5th header!5! | 5th header |
!6!6th header!6! | 6th header |
~~very long text that must not be linewrapped~~ | | ||
Whitespace:
All these constructs could be nested within each other. Two or more space characters at the beginning of a line will be replaced by a paragraph indentation, regardless of whether these lines actually start a new paragraph. One or more consecutive blank lines will be treated as a single linebreak (identical to '%%'), and a single '.' (dot) on a line of its own, surrounded by an arbitrary number – including zero – of empty lines will be replaced by a single blank line (identical to '||'). Aside from these exceptions, any sequence of whitespace will be collapsed into one single blank character.