위키 문법은 대부분의 경우 단순하며 유용합니다. 하지만, 어떤 경우, 위키 문법이 거추장스러워 보일 때가 있으며 (x)HTML 을 사용해야만 하는 것처럼 보일 때가 있습니다. 이 페이지에서는 티키의 위키 문법을 사용하여 가장 많은 결과물을 얻어낼 수 있도록 팁 & 트릭을 공유하고자 합니다.

• 고급 위키 문법 예제
  • 깨지지 않는 공간 (스페이스) 만드는 법
  • How to get multiple lines in a table cell
  • How to make an ordered or unordered (bullet) list in a table cell?
    • Using HTML Plugin
    • Using Dynamic Variables syntax
  • Creating advanced tables
    • SPLIT plugin work-around
  • Numbered lists which continue after some line breaks
    • Using + for item continuation
  • Using = with underline
  • Allowing Formatting characters to span paragraphs
    • Use %%% to break lines within formatting
  • Wrap code Sections to Fit the Window
  • How to display URL param in a page or the page name or the user name

In (x)HTML there's   or   for it but how to make it on a wiki page ? It's easy using ~hs~ which is a shortcut for "hard-space":

This is especially useful when you want to~hs~write a~hs~nicely formatted sentence with some date at~hs~the~hs~end of~hs~a~hs~line which will not break into parts after wrapping when resizing the~hs~viewport: 13th~hs~of~hs~December,~hs~2007.

generates:
This is especially useful when you want to write a nicely formatted sentence with some date at the end of a line which will not break into parts after wrapping when resizing the viewport: 13th of December, 2007.

||r1c1|r1c2%%% Here is my first line %%% Here is my second line %%% Here is my third line
r2c1|r2c2||

generates:

Doesn't look possible with current syntax...

So here is a workaround using the HTML wiki plugin:

||r1c1|r1c2{HTML()}
item1
item2
item3
{HTML}
r2c1|r2c2||

If you cannot use HTML plugin (which requires admin validation), you can try your luck with Dynamic Variables:

||r1c1|r1c2 %ol(% %li(%item1 %)li% %li(%item2 %)li% %)ol%
r2c1|r2c2||

Would be nice to not have to resort to HTML when doing tables where you want to span columns or rows. Adding colspan/rowspan options and possibly also allowing individual cell alignment (vert and horiz) would be great. Even if this was relegated to something like FANCYTABLES, I'd be happy with it.

Would have to edit the plugin and/or CSS if you want a border, though.

# ((tw:Top-10 files))
# ((tw:Participate|Top-10 ways to help))
# ((tw:Top-10 news|Top-10 ways to get news))
# ((tw:Top-10 stats)) about Tiki
# ((tw:Top-10 differences|Top-10 ways in which Tiki is very different from other projects))
# ((tw:WhyUseTiki|Top-10 reasons to choose Tiki))
# ((tw:Top-10 criticisms))%%% %%% Also,%%% %%%
# ((tw:TikiBackronym|Top-10 potential meanings for T-i-k-i))
# ((tw:Top-10 Words))

generates:

1. Top-10 files
2. Top-10 ways to help
3. Top-10 ways to get news
4. Top-10 stats about Tiki
5. Top-10 ways in which Tiki is very different from other projects
6. Top-10 reasons to choose Tiki
7. Top-10 criticisms
   
   Also,
   
   
8. Top-10 potential meanings for T-i-k-i
9. Top-10 Words

An alternative is to use + to continue numbering:

# Item 
# Item 
# Item 
+ Also,
# Item 
# Item

generates:

1. Item
2. Item
3. Item
   Also,
4. Item
5. Item

=== is the syntax for underline.

This doesn't work:

=== 1+1 = 3 ===

workaround number 1

=== 1+1 ~61~ 3 ===

generates:
1+1 = 3

workaround number 2

{TAG(tag=u)}1+1 = 3{TAG}

generates:
1+1 = 3

When you use :: or '' or similar formatting tags, at leat in 1.9 (haven't tried in 1.10) they don't get recognized. Instead you see the beginning characters, then the paragraph, then the paragraph space, then the continuation of the next paragraph ending with the closing characters.

''This doesn't
work properly.''
But this does.

::Irritating when you want to center
text across multiple lines without bracketing::

For example:

This does
work properly.

Not sure if this is something browser-specific or Tiki-specific (I think it's both), but when you put really long lines inside CODE blocks they tend to run off the right side of the page and completely mess up the pagescape. It would be nice, based on the size of the window (and therefore the size of the middle content box) to wrap the CODE text at the right margin of the middle box.

Having said that, when using CODE blocks on a printer-friendly page, they don't get wrapped there, even when you send it to the printer. I think that's a browser issue. But we should be able to address the wiki page issue?

Solution is easy: use wrap=1 parameter in CODE plugin

You need to activate the feature 'Wiki Argument Variables' on Admin > Editing and Plugins panel for Tiki >= 5. For Tiki version 4.x, you need to manually set the preference in the database as feature_wiki_argvariable.

• {{itemId}} Will display 5 if for instance the URL is http://example.org/tiki-index_raw.php?page=mypage&itemId=5
• {{itemId|default}} will display default if itemId is not in the URL

2 special cases that are defined whatever is in the URL

• {{page}} will display the name of the current page
• {{user}} will display the user name

• http://themes.tiki.org/Template+Tricks
• PluginGroup
• Wiki Argument Variables