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Headings:
A line consisting solely of the given strings:
"= 1 Heading =" -> "<h1>1 Heading</h1>"
"== 1.3 Heading ==" -> "<h2>1.3 Heading</h2>"
The numbering must be strictly increasing. I.e. the following numbering is allowed:
= 1 Heading =
== 1.1 Sub Heading ==
== 1.2 Sub Heading ==
== 1.2a Sub Heading ==
== 1.3 Sub Heading ==
= 2 Heading =
Removing any line except the "1.3" one will make this numbering invalid.
In the following numbering all transitions are not allowed.
// starting not with 0 or 1
= 2. Heading =
// Sub Heading starting not with 0 or one
== 2.2 Sub Heading ==
// letters don't start with 'a'
== 2.2b Sub Heading ==
// sub heading 2.3 missing
== 2.3a Sub Heading ==
Lists
Ordered list:
#1. Item 1
#2. Item 2
##1. Item 2.1
#3. Item 3
Unordered List
* Item 1
* Item 2
** Sub-item to item 2
* Item 3
Description:
[Member] someone within CAcert
[Other Term] another term that needs to be explained.
Table: (newlines required) only may contain plain text.
{|
|I am cell 1,1
|I am cell 1,2
|-
|I am cell 2,1
|I am cell 2,2
|}
Links:
{&CCA} short/long link to official Document. First occurence will be long.
short e.g. "CCA [<a href='/policy/CAcertCommunityAgreement.html'>COD9</a>]"
long e.g. "CAcert Community Agreement (CCA [<a href='/policy/CAcertCommunityAgreement.html'>COD9</a>])"
{&AH} short reference to another "entity" (in this case the Assurance handbook)
{http://denic.de} reference to a URL (the URL is printed as a link to the same text)
{http://cacert.org Our_main_page} reference to a page a while displaying another text. There must be a blank to seperate the URL from the given text.
Text Flow:
A newline causes a new paragraph to be generated
a "\\" at the end of a line causes a in-paragraph linebreak. Use with care.