This page demonstrates what different tags look like under the current theme. The header above is an H1, then follows H2, etc. Along the way I'll discuss how to get certain results in the rendered page by using MoinMoin markup. This has nothing to do with any particular theme, it's just helpful information.

Header 2

The following is an email link. The IMG tag is inserted automatically. It should instead by handled by the stylesheet. Oh well!

To add a comment to the markup which will not appear on the page, use two hashes before the line:
## just a comment

Header 3

Here is a list of some typographic styles:

• bold
• italics
• teletype
• small
• big

To add a picture, use the "Attachments" action to upload the image. Then have it appear with attachment:gear.jpg. Or, link to it as a file like [attachment:gear.jpg this]. One thing I would like is a way of positioning and resizing images. But hey, wikis are supposed to be easy, not flexible.

Header 4

Text with InterCaps (so called CamelCase) will automatically turn into links unless you put two back-ticks inbetween. So, type it in like so: Camel``Case.

If you want to escape code so that you can read it, enclose in triple parentheses, like so: {{{[wiki:Self:PageName#anchorname]}}}. Without the parens that would insert a link to an anchor point on a different page.

Header 5

If you want nice-looking program code, specify a parser.

{{{#!python
def hellowiki():
    print 'hello wiki'
}}}

This will look like the following (toggle functionality turned off for this demo):

   1 def hellowiki():
   2     print 'hello wiki'

Header 6

Header 6 is set so that there is no bottom margin. This is handy.

Single line breaks are ignored by the parser.
So what do you do if you are a poet?
The answer is to use [[BR]] macro.