Table of contents of this page Automatic links    Wiki links (using CamelCase)    InterWiki links    Wiki links - Extensions    Standard Internet Addresses (protocols)    Other Shorthand Links    Images    Link commands    Free Links    Bracket Links    CDML Links    Special Needs    Blank Characters in page names    Open a link target in a separate browser window

Automatic links    

There are a lot of links that are created automatically from the written text. They look exactly like they are written (kind of WYSIWYG):

Wiki links (using CamelCase)    

• TestPage (any standard CamelCase wiki pagename)

InterWiki links    

• WardsWiki:FrontPage (interwiki links, predefined and configurable)

Wiki links - Extensions    

• Help (word linking, if configured)
• HowTo/Link (subpages, complete name)
• HowTo/Link#CDML (referencing a subtitle)

Standard Internet Addresses (protocols)    

• http://www.google.com (any internet address starting with http://...)
• MAIL leitner (AT) wikiservice.at

Other Shorthand Links    

• ISBN 0-201-71499-X (International Standard Book Number, you can configure to which shop it will point)
• RFC 1925 (Request For Comment, the Internet "standards")

Images    

Link commands    

There are a number of reasons to chose more complicated forms of linking.

Free Links    

FreeLinks are used to specify pagenames that are not recognized by the software automatically. The syntax uses double curly brackets {{...}}, for example a free link.

Bracket Links    

...

CDML Links    

...

Special Needs    

Blank Characters in page names    

If you want a blank within a page name, you can either use

• FreeLinks Pagename containing Blanks (written {{Pagename containing Blanks}}) or
• BlankReplacementString Pagename containing Blanks (written Pagename_containing_Blanks)

Open a link target in a separate browser window