1. Create an anchor in a page with [[# anchorname]]
2. ** Then link to it with [local:#anchorname ClickMe] or [local:/topic/1#anchorname] or ((1#anchorname)) or ((About#anchor|ClickMe))
3. ** Anchor link will expand all header content first, then navigate to that anchor

1. Entire tag not part of Text_Wiki
2. < auth>..< /auth> can be inline or block, though if you use inline make sure the end tag is also on that same line
3. Hides the enclosed text from unauthenticated users (so hides from the public)
4. See also Private

1. I use to display NOTICES or NOTES
2. On its own line with one or more > followed by one space
3. > NOTE: mRcore Rocks
4. >> More sub blockquotes etc...

1. Bold: **bold text** (surround by 2 *) OR surround by 3 '
2. Italic: //italic text// (surround by 2 /) OR surround by 2 '
3. Underline: __underlined text__ (surround by 2 _ (underscores))
4. Strike: @@---striked out text@@

1. Entire tag not part of Text_Wiki
2. Surround text with a box, and add optional left side image or text
3. < box>< /box> inline or block
4. Optional to add an image to the left of the box by using < box :someicon:>< /box> or < box [[image someimage]]>...< /box>
5. Or any wiki text in there < box **this is wiki**>...< /box>
6. You can even do a boxes within boxes < box < box :someicon:>**Check it Yo**< /box>...< /box> etc... no limit on nested boxes!
7. If you have problems with nested boxes that use images, try putting a space before each > on start tag (not end tag) Like < box < box :someicon: >< /box> >...< /box>

1. Line starting with a = sign, followed by a space
   

   = this would be centered
   

1. Surround with code tags: < code>< /code>
2. < code> and < /code> can be on their own lines
3. ** I have added css classes to utilize the http://prismjs.com/ for advanced client side syntax highlighting
4. Options
   1. All options are optional and can be in any order, options must use " (double quotes) and not ' (single quotes)
   2. < code type="php"> or nearly any language will highlight sytnax
   3. ** < code title="somefile.ini"> adds a title (caption)

1. Just surround inline text with double {{code here}}

1. Add color to text with ##red|some text here## or ##cc2000|test with html colors##
2. See also Highlight

1. Entire tag not part of Text_Wiki
2. Add a comment line, or remark line to the source code that will not be displayed once parsed. For code comments
3. < #comment here> (without space after < of course) inline or on a line of its own
4. Or HTML style comments like < !-- comment here -->

1. Entire tag not part of Text_Wiki
2. Ability to embed different types of data, currently only the HTML of a URL, sort of like an iframe
3. < embed url http://www.w3schools.com/>

1. Entire tag not part of Text_Wiki
2. Excludes text if topic is being included.
3. Exclude tags are completely ignored unless the topic is being included in another document in which case anything inside < exclude>< /exclude> is stripped out.

1. Entire tag not part of Text_Wiki
2. Use the files tag to display the files uploaded to the current topic or any other topic the viewer has access too.
3. Simple mode uses default view settings, simply type < files>
4. You can customize what files are shown, and how they are shown by adding options like < files path=#/Test; view=icon; nomenu; noheader>
5. You can display files using the filemanager, or single files by link or inline
   1. Options for filemanager mode
      1. path=xx/xx; can point to another topic and subfolders (# is a wildcard, saying this topics id, so path=#/Test is this topics Test subfolder)
      2. filter=xx; like .dll or DSC* etc...
      3. noheader; hides the header (file/size/type/created) when in detail or detailpreview view
      4. nomenu; hides the file, view, edit,... menus
      5. nosubfolders; hides any subfolders in the current path
      6. nonav; hides the navigation links
      7. showhidden; shows hidden files (files beginning with a .)
      8. nocolumns; hides size, type, created columns when in detail or detailpreview view
      9. noselection; hides the select checkbox
      10. nobackground; hides the row background color when in detail or detailpreview view
      11. view=detail; or view=detailpreview; or view=icon; or view=preview changes the view
   2. Options for single file mode
      1. file=xx/xx/xx.xx; can point to another topics files if needed (# is a wildcard saying this topics id)
      2. title=sometitle; only used in 'link' view, this is the link name displayed. You can use title=%f to display only the filename without the path
      3. view=link; (default if no view specified) is just a link to the file, or view=inline; opens the file and prints the contents in the wiki source code (inserts pre parser, which means contents will be parsed by the wiki engine)
   3. Examples
      1. Manager Mode: Display a folder of images < files path=#/Colorado Vacation; filter=.jpg; view=preview; nomenu;>
      2. Single Mode: Link to a file with < files file=#/readme.txt; title=ClickMe> same as < files file=#/readme.txt; title=ClickMe; view=link>
      3. Single Mode: Include file contents, pre parse: < files file=100/somefile.txt; view=inline>
         1. Since inline files are pre parser, if the file contains wiki code, it will be parsed and rendered like wiki, unless you wrap the file tag inside a code tag!
6. URL Security: Files can be accessed directory via URL with yoursite.com/files/xxx/somefile.txt. Files take on the permissions of the topic. You can login via URL with yoursite.com/files/username+password/214/somefile.txt. Files are not directly accessed via apache, instead they are hosted by files.php. This URL method works great for wget too!

1. Headings are used to organize and group content and in the Table of Contents
2. You can have 6 headings, use plus signs, on a line of its own +Largest Header or ++Second Largest Header...
3. You may have a space after + +++ Header Three
4. ** I have modified the original Text_Wiki headings parser to allow for expanding and collapsing of the header content!
5. ** By default, all header content is expanded. If you want a certain header to be collapsed by default (on page load), then put the < -> tag in the header name +Header One < ->
6. ** By default, all headers are added to the [[toc]] unless you add a < notoc> in the header name +Header One < notoc>
7. ** To print the header starting on its own page (printer page break), add < pagebreak> to the header line.
8. ** Sometimes it is required to end a headers content manually, example: the bottom of this article has the "* Not included in default" text, which is not under a header. To close a header, use < /+> (same number of pluses as the header you're closing, like < /++> or < /++++++>
9. ** To collapse or expand all header content via the URL, use the ?collapse and ?expand GET variable.

1. Entire tag not part of Text_Wiki
2. < highlight color>..< /highlight> can be inline or block, though if you use inline make sure the end tag is also on that same line
3. Color is optional, will default to yellow highlight
4. Color can be named colors or HTML colors or rbga colors. Rgba colors are the only ones that allow actual alpha transparency, ie: < highlight rgba(255,0,0,0.6)> is red with 60% opacity...
5. I have 6 named colors setup as default rbga with good transparancies, red, green, blue, yellow, cyan, magenta.
6. See also Color

1. Four dashes ---- on its own line

1. Process full html/css code by surrounding with < html>< /html> tags. Inline or Block.

1. Display image: [[image http://www.site.com/image.jpg]]
2. Display image with options: [[image http://www.site.com/image.jpg style="width:20px;" align="right"]] (options must be double quotes)
   1. Display image with link: [[image http://www.site.com/image.jpg link="http://google.com" style="width:20px"]]
3. ** Image can be local: [[image local:/image.jpg]]
4. ** Display image with link to topic: [[image http://site.com/image.jpg link="local:/topic/1"]]
5. ** Link can also be local: [[image http://www.site.com/image.jpg link="local:/search"]]
6. ** File can also be local: [[image file.jpg link="file.jpg"]]
   1. Or [[image myfolder/anotherfolder/file.jpg" link="myfolder/anotherfolder/file.jpg]]
   2. Or [[image #/file.jpg link="#/file.jpg"]] wildcard # replace with post ID (/# also works
   3. Or [[image /345/file.jpg link="#/file.jpg"]] for direct post ID access no / in front will not work
   4. Or [[image /home/file.jpg link="/home/file.jpg"]] absolute path starting at entire site root, so /index/345/file.jpg also works because of how filesystem is layed out. Only use this when access posts by their static symlink path.
7. Display just a link just type in the url, http://www.site.com/image.jpg no special tags needed
8. Display just a link with alternate name: [http://www.site.com/image.jpg ClickMe]

1. Include an entire topic inside another or include only a small section of one topic inside another
2. All content included will be void of any < exclude>...< /exclude> content, see Exclude
3. Some items in the included topic will not appear properly. Example, the files tag will show files of the master topic, not the included one.
4. To include an entire topic simply add < include xx> where xx is the topic ID
5. To include only a designated section of a topic use < include xx yy> where xx is the topic ID and yy is the section name (no sapce) defined with a < section> tag, see Section

1. Info box contents will be displayed on the right side of the page, in a small width box.
2. You should only use one info box per topic, and it will mess with the TOC unless you add the toc into the info box (usually below its contents)
3. If you use the info box, it should most always be the first content in your source code, even before TOC (since toc will usually be inside the info box)
4. Simply add < info>....</ info>. Each tag should be on its own line
5. To left justify the info box use < infol>....</ infol>

1. ** Topic Links by ID: ((1)) (will display the actual topics name)
2. Topic Links by Name: ((About mReschke.com)) (will display the actual topics name)
3. Change display text: ** ((1|ClickMe)) or ((About mReschke.com|ClickMe))
4. External Link: no syntax, just type a link beginning with http or https or mailto, like http://google.com
5. External Link with different display text: [http://google.com ClickMe] like ClickMe
6. ** Internal files: local:/search or [local:/search ClickMe] like local:/search or ClickMe
7. InterWiki Links (links to other wiki sites): SiteName:PageName like MeatBall:RecentChanges
8. Reference links Blah Blah, this quote should be references [[http://google.com]], would look like this ^[1]

1. : Item 1 : Something here on its own line
2. : Item 2 : Something else here on its own line

1. A pound then a space for first level list # First Level on its own line
2. A space, pound, space for second level list # Second Level on its own line
3. 2 spaces, pound, space for third level and so on
4. If you want to include multiple lines on one list item, use the _ (space then underscore) item

# First Item
 # Sub Item _
< code>
code box under the second item
< /code> 
 # Sub Item
  # Sub Sub Item
# Last Item

1. Just like Ordered list above, except uses * instead of # signs
2. You can mix ordered and unordered together

# Number One
 * Bullet
 * Bullet
# Number Two
 # Sub Number
  * Bullet

1. Entire tag not part of Text_Wiki
2. Insert a new line character (break the line to a new line, like HTML <br />)
3. A simple [ \n] will break the line
4. Usefull to include in tags that do not allow multiple lines like < box this is[ \n]wiki>...< /box>

1. Entire tag not part of Text_Wiki
2. Hide the contents during print with < noprint>...< /noprint>
3. NOTE: this is very limited, it will not hide entire heading and contents because of my complex div expansion code, good for small items like hiding the toc on print... very limited.

1. Creates a link to the PHP documentation for a given php function
2. [[php eregi_replace]], like eregi_replace

1. Entire tag not part of Text_Wiki
2. < priv>..< /priv> can be inline or block, though if you use inline make sure the end tag is also on that same line
3. Hides the enclosed text from all users besides the topic creator (so private to the topic owner), excluding admin user
4. See also Auth

1. Unparsed code, the wiki parser will not touch anything surrounded by two not parsed (tildes)

1. Text revisious, like strike through and add

@@--- delete text +++ insert text @@
@@--- delete only @@
@@+++ insert only @@

1. Entire tag not part of Text_Wiki
2. You can group content into sections and give that section a name (no spaces). These sections can be used with includes
3. Do NOT use spaces in section name
4. Simply use < section some_name>...</ section>

1. Smileys are included with Text_Wiki but are disabled by default. ** I have added several custom rules/icons.
2. Tag can be inline or on a line of its own, but if inline must have a space before and after the tag, or a space after the tag if it starts on a new line
3. If used in a header, no space is required after the + +++:someicon: Header name, though a space is still required after the last :
4. ** A space is NOT required after the last : if the next character is a >, this was designed for the box < box :someicon:>...< /box> command.
5. See Smileys and Icons Table

1. Surround with two , (commas) Y,,1,, + X like Y₁ + X

1. Surround with two ^ (carrots) x^^2^^ + y like x² + y

1. Add [[toc]] to display a table of contents generated from Headings
2. ** When you click an a TOC item, all header content is expanded first, then you are navigated to that header (addition because of new collapsible headers)

1. There are two types of tables, datatables which allows advanced sorting and filtering and simple tables
2. Datatables are the default and must have headers
3. To use simple tables, headers are optional, but in the first line you must put <simpletable> at the end, see examples.
4. Use ~ for a header. In other non header columns use = to center, < to left-align and > to right-align text.
5. Standard datatables table
   

   ||~ First ||~ Last ||~ Phone ||
   || Joe    || Smith || 555-5551 ||
   || Jane   || Smith || 555-5552 ||
   

6. Complex datatables
   

   ||~ Header ||~ Header ||
   || test 1st column  || test ||
   ||= asdf ||= asdf ||
   || you can span multiple columns ||||
   

7. Table with headers but in <simpletable> mode
   

   ||~ First ||~ Last ||~ Phone ||< simpletable>
   || Joe    || Smith || 555-5551 ||
   || Jane   || Smith || 555-5552 ||
   

1. Entire tag not part of Text_Wiki
2. When you create or edit a topic, the first 500 or so lines are trimmed and used as a generic teaser for the search browser view. Wiki code and html is trimmed in this generic teaser. If you want to display parsed wiki code or html or just a custom teaser, use this tag
3. < teaser>< /teaser>

1. Entire tag not part of Text_Wiki
2. If you are using raw html < html>< /html> and you want a textarea in there, then do NOT close the textarea in the normal way
3. You must close it with < /!textarea> (without the space after <)
4. If you want an actual wiki syntax text box, see Textbox

The basic smiley characters plus built in mrcore custom images. You can also add and override smileys using the built in GLOBAL topic functionality of mrcore like this

< phpw>
global $global_smileys_topic_id, $global_smileys;
$global_smileys_topic_id = xxx; 
$global_smileys = array(
 ':code:'         => array('mycode', 'Code'),
);
< /phpw>

For syntax see Smileys and Icons

Most icons have a smaller derivative which I use mainly in headers, their syntax is always the same as their counterpart, except with an h at the beginning (ie: :hhd: or :h? or :hdownload:)

Also if a word works as plural, like plan or plans, then both can be used (ie: :plan: and :plans:...)