and <box3500>)
Table tags
This tag creates columns, like so:
<table>Column 1|Column 2 --- Row 1|Row 1 --- Row 2| Row 2 --- First data| Second data</table>
Would look like:
| Column 1 | Column 2 |
| Row 1 | Row 1 |
| Row 2 | Row 2 |
| First data | Second data |
Other Elements
There are two other elements you can stick in here: images, and horizontal rulers.
Here is how to create a horizontal ruler:
<hr>
And here is how to insert an image:
<img:(url to image)>
For example: <img:http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f102/karupin163/funny-11.jpg>
Would insert the image:
I know, seems pretty easy, huh? That's because it is.
(Note: I will add resizing, rotating, aligning, and linking images later - for now, I will continue on towards links that don't involve images.)
Linking things
You can create a lot of different types of links on here: You can link to certain parts of your house, different webpages, other elftown wikis, wikipedia articles, and a bunch of other stuff.
Here how:
<hr>
To Link to a Webpage:
To link to a webpage, just type in the url - that's all there is to it.
So this:
http://elftown.eu
Would actually look like this:
http://www.eltown.com
To Link to an Elftown Wiki:
To do this, you would type something like the following:
[index@wiki]
Which would create the link:
index
The format is
(name of wiki-page). Just substitute the "(name of wiki-page)" for the name of whatever wiki-page it is you want to link to.
To Link to a Wikipedia Article:
Linking to an article on wikipedia is easy. Here's the format:
[[(name of article)]]
So, for example, if you wanted to link to an article called "Elftown", you would type this:
[[Elftown]]
Which would look like this:
Elftown
If you want to link to an article, but don't the link to say the article's name, then the format for that would be this instead:
[[(name of article)|(what you want your link to say)]]
So if you wanted a link to the article "Elftown" to say "Article about Elftown" instead, then you would type:
[[Elftown|Article about Elftown]]
Which would look like this:
Article about Elftown
To Link to Another Elftown Member:
You would type something like this:
[(member username)]
For example:
[--SilverRaven--]
Would look like:
[
Yume Youki]
You can also link to a member by typing [@(member #)].
Like so:
[@188343]
However,this would just look like the above:
[
Yume Youki]
[This will be completed at a later date - right now, I have other things I need to do...]
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