<li> alternatively you could use the ImageUploading function</li>\r
</ul>\r
\r
-<h4> More markup</h4>\r
+<h4>Further readings</h4>\r
+There are more possibilities for Wiki mark-up. Please consult the <a href="http://erfurtwiki.sourceforge.net" target=_new>Erfurt Wiki Homepage</a> for more information.\r
\r
<p>\r
-Please see the page about ExtendedWikiMarkup</a>, if you'd like to know a bit\r
-more about available markup.\r
-</p>
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+<a name="camelcase"></a><b>Camel Case</b>:<br />\r
+CamelCase describes what WikiWords look like. Multiple words, joined together without\r
+spaces, separated by changes in case. The uppercase and\r
+lowercase letters show up like the humps of camels.</p>\r
+<p>\r
+This linking scheme is often also called BumpyText.</p>\r
+<p>\r
+While language purists hate Wikis for that naming scheme, it is very common in the \r
+computing world and well known to most programmers.</p>\r
+\r
+\r
echo '<tr>';
echo '<td>';
- helpbutton('howtowiki', get_string('howtowiki', 'wiki'), 'wiki');
if ($canedit) {
$iconstr="";
$editicon= '<img hspace=1 alt="'.get_string("editthispage","wiki").'" height=16 width=16 border=0 src="'.$CFG->pixpath.'/t/edit.gif">';
}
/// Formatting Rules
- if($wiki->htmlmode!=2) {
- echo '<td align="center">';
- helpbutton('wikiusage', get_string('wikiusage', 'wiki'), 'wiki');
- echo get_string("wikiusage","wiki");
- echo '</td>';
- }
+ echo '<td align="center">';
+ helpbutton('howtowiki', get_string('howtowiki', 'wiki'), 'wiki');
+ echo get_string('howtowiki','wiki');
+ echo '</td>';
echo '</tr></table>';
}