Dude, editing is easy.

<b>text</b>

<i>text</b>

<u>text</u>

Now, combine them to form:

• Bold-italic
• Italic-underline
• BOLD ITALIC UNDERLINE

Otherwise, the text is like what you use to write documents (MS Word, OpenOffice, Etc.)

Part 2: Subscript and Superscript

The tags <sup> and </sub> are used for superscript and subscript, respectively. For example:

• September 10^th (superscript)
• CaCO₃ (subscript)

Part 3: Headings

Headings are made by equal signs on both sides of text. The number of equal signs represents the heading level.

Level 1 with one equal sign

Level 2 with two equal signs

Level 3

Level 4

Level 5

…and so on.

Part 4: Text indent

Like headings, text indentation is done but with ":"s. They are only placed at the beginning of EACH PARAGRAPH, not at the end.

Level 0

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

This is helpful on talk pages to simulate a thread.

Part 5: Math

Now for really complicated stuff.

The <math></math> tags are used to format mathematical formulas in LaTeX. This is helpful for complex equations. Your formula goes between the tags. For example:

<math>y = x^2</math>

produces

.

Note how it's formatted differently from y=x^2 (plain text).

For a complete tutorial please visit Onekopakaspace Wiki:Tutorial/LaTeX

Part 6:

Coming soon!