Editing a Content Page
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Contents: Italics This command is used to slant text to the right. Use two apostropes on either side of the affected text to make it italics. Example Syntax ''This sentence will appear italicized.'' Web View This sentence will appear italicized. Bold This command is used to darken text for the purpose of emphasis. Use three apostrophes on either side of the affected text to make it bold. Example Syntax '''This sentence will appear in bold type.''' Web View This sentence will appear in bold type. Bold and Italics This command is used to darken and slant text to the right. Use four apostropes on either side of the affected text to make it bold and italics. Example Syntax ''''This sentence will appear bold and italicized.'''' Web View This sentence will appear bold and italicized. Underline This command is used to underline text. Use two underlines on either side of the affected text to underline. Example Syntax __This sentence will appear underlined.__ Web View This sentence will appear underlined. Color Text This command is used to change the color of text. Currently, the Nfomedia command language supports eight colors: (1) black, (2) navy, (3) blue, (4) red, (5) green, (6) yellow, (7) gray, and (8) brown. To make text red, for example, place double parentheses around the word red on either side of the affected text. Example Syntax ((red))This sentence will appear in red.((red)) Web View This sentence will appear in red. Headings This command is used to create section headings as well as section subheadings and sub-subheadings. While all three heading commands produce bold-face type, the size of the font decreases from heading to sub-subheading. Example Syntax ==Chapter One== ===Section One=== ====Part A==== ====Part B==== Web View Chapter One Section One Part A Part B New paragraph A new line generally has no effect on the text. But an empty line starts a new paragraph. Example Syntax Here is a paragraph with a single line break And here is a new paragraph Web View Here is a paragraph with a single line break. And here is a new paragraph. Horizontal Line This command is used to draw a horizontal dividing line the width of the page. Use four dashes on a line by itself to create a horizontal line. Example Syntax ---- Web View Centering This command is used to center text horizontally on a web page. Example Syntax <center>This text will appear centered.</center> Web View Fonts This command is used to change the face or size of a font. Example Syntax <font face=symbol size=3>m</font> Web View m Lists General Syntax * (for list) ** (for sublist) *** (for sub-sublist) Example - Syntax List: * one * two * three ** sublist *** sub-sublist * four * five Example - Web View List:
General Syntax # (for list) ## (for sublist) ### (for sub-sublist) Example - Syntax List: # one # two # three ## sublist ### sub-sublist # four # five Example - Web View List:
Links to Internal Nodes This command is used to create a link to a node (i.e. section/area) within the current website. Example Syntax [[node:editorhelp Editing Help]] Web View Links to external URL This command is used to create a link directing the user to another website. Example Syntax [[http://www.nfomedia.com/ Here is a link to Nfomedia]] Web View Images This command is used to display an image on a web page. Left, right, or center controls the location of the image. The image can also be placed in a frame with or without a caption. The size of the image can be adjusted by specifing a size in pixels. General Syntax [[image:filename.gif|right|left|center|frame|###px|caption text]] Example 1 - Syntax [[image:mac.gif | center]] Example 1 - Web View 
Example 2 - Syntax [[image:mac.gif | left]] This example demonstrates the 'left' parameter. The image is floating to the left and subsequent text wraps around the image. The 'right' parameter works the same only the image is justified to the right. Example 2 - Web View
This example demonstrates the 'left' parameter. The image is floating to the left and subsequent text wraps around the image. The 'right' parameter works the same only the image is justified to the right. Example 3 - Syntax [[image:mac.gif | frame | Made on a Mac]] Example 3 - Web View
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Example 4 - Syntax [[image:mac.gif | 200px | Made on a Mac]] Example 4 - Web View
Tables This command is used to create a table with rows and/or columns. A table can be placed anywhere on a web page including a table within a table. General Syntax
{| table html params
|+ table caption
! Header Cell 1 !! Header Cell 2 !! Header Cell 3
|-
| Row 2 Cell 1 || Row 2 Cell 2 || Row 2 Cell 3
|-
| Row 3 Cell 1 || Row 3 Cell 2 || Row 3 Cell 3
|}
Example 1 - Syntax
{| border=1
|+ Example of a Table
!Header Cell 1 !! Header Cell 2 !! Header Cell 3
|-
|Row 1 Cell 1 || Row 1 Cell 2 || Row 1 Cell 3
|-
|Row 2 Cell 1 || Row 2 Cell 2 || Row 2 Cell 3
|}
Example 1 - Web View
Cells can also have html parameters. A cell parameters are separated from it's content with a '|'. A cells content can continue on the next line and can use more than one line. This allows for almost anything inside a cell including another table. Example 2 - Syntax
{| border=1
|+table caption
|-
! header cell one !! header cell two !! header cell three
|-
| row two cell one || row [[http://www.ebay.com/ two]] cell two
| bgcolor=lightblue | row two cell three
|-
| align=center valign=top | row three cell one
| align=center valign=top |
{|
|+embedded table
|-
| 11 || 12 || 13
|-
| 21 || 22 || 23
|}
| valign=middle |
* list
* in
* table
|}
Example 2 - Web View
Editing Comments This command is used to hide commands when a page is viewed. Comments are sometimes useful for saving information that you may want to show later. Use four colons at the beginning of a line to hide it from view. Example Syntax ::::Noone can see this Web View Advanced Topics |
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