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See also: Help:Contents for an explanation of non-generic-MediaWiki features (ie. stuff that's unique to this wiki).

Wikipedia Cheatsheet
Works anywhere in the text
Description	You type	You get
Italics, bold, and both	''italics'', '''bold''', and '''''both'''''	italics, bold, and both
Link You can also use a pipe, or both "Pipe" a link to change the link's text	[[Tradeskill]] [[Tradeskill]]ing [[Cultural Tradeskills | Racial Trade]] [[Cultural Tradeskills | Racial Trade]]skilling	Tradeskill Tradeskilling Racial Trade Racial Tradeskilling
Link to a section	[[Brewing#Leveling Guide]] [[Brewing#Leveling Guide| Leveling Brewing]]	Brewing#Leveling Guide Leveling Brewing
Signature sign your contributions when posting to a talk page	~~~~ do not sign in an article, only on talk pages	Username (talk) 21:50, 28 October 2026 (UTC)
Plain website	http://www.wikipedia.org	http://www.wikipedia.org
Link a website	[http://www.wikipedia.org]	[1]
Link and name a website	[http://www.wikipedia.org Wikipedia]	Wikipedia
Strike your talk page comment to show your previous comment is outdated	<s>[[Roots]] are the best food.</s>	Roots are the best food.
Underline your text	<u>This topic is notable</u>	This topic is notable
Hide text somewhere for editors	<!--This had consensus, discuss at talk page-->
Show an image for uploading, see the intro to uploading images
Add a page to a category	[[Category:Category name]] place near the bottom of a page	shows "Category name" in a bar at bottom when the page is previewed or saved
Link to a category	[[:Category:Category name]]
Add a Templet to a page	[[Category:Category name]] place near the bottom of a page	shows "Category name" in a bar at bottom when the page is previewed or saved
Link to a category	[[:Category:Category name]]
Works only at the beginning of lines
Description	You type	You get
Redirect to another page redirects must be placed at the start of the first line	#REDIRECT [[Target pageName]]
Redirect to a section of another page	#REDIRECT [[Target pageName#anchorName]]
Section headings a Table of Contents will automatically be generated when four headings are added to an article	==Level 2== ===Level 3=== ====Level 4==== =====Level 5===== ======Level 6====== do not use  =Level 1=  as it is for page titles	Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6
Bulleted list	* One * Two ** Two point one * Three	One Two Two point one Three
Numbered list	# One # Two ## Two point one # Three	One Two Two point one Three
Indenting text this is used when replying on a talk page, to make it easier to follow conversations.	no indent (normal) :first indent ::second indent :::third indent ::::fourth indent	no indent (normal) first indent second indent third indent fourth indent

Tables

Wiki Tables

Caption: example table

header1	header2	header3
row1cell1	row1cell2	row1cell3
row2cell1	row2cell2	row2cell3

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption: example table
|-
! header1
! header2
! header3
|-
| row1cell1
| row1cell2
| row1cell3
|-
| row2cell1
| row2cell2
| row2cell3
|}

Notes

Item templates (eg. {{:Fungus Covered Scale Tunic}},

Fungus Covered Scale Tunic

Fungus Covered Scale Tunic

LORE ITEM

Slot: CHEST
AC: 21
STR: +2 DEX: -10 INT: +2 AGI: -10
Effect: Fungal Regrowth (Worn)
WT: 2.0 Size: SMALL
Class: WAR CLR PAL RNG SHD DRU MNK BRD ROG SHM
Race: ALL

) will usually not work inside these tables. You have to use HTML tables instead.

HTML Tables

Instead of using wiki syntax, you can also use HTML to create tables (which will work with item links):

Caption: example table

header1	header2	header3
row1cell1	row1cell2	row1cell3
row2cell1	row2cell2	row2cell3

<table class="wikitable">
<caption>Caption: example table</caption>
<tr>
  <th>header1</th>
  <th>header2</th>
  <th>header3</th>
</tr><tr>
  <td>row1cell1</td>
  <td>row1cell2</td>
  <td>row1cell3</td>
</tr><tr>
  <td>row2cell1</td>
  <td>row2cell2</td>
  <td>row2cell3</td>
</tr>
</table>

Table Classes

Both table styles can use classes (as well as HTML style attributes) to change the table's appearance.

wikitable Class Example

The default wiki style table uses a class of "wikitable":

Caption: example table

header1	header2	header3
row1cell1	row1cell2	row1cell3
row2cell1	row2cell2	row2cell3

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Caption: example table
|-
! header1
! header2
! header3
|-
| row1cell1
| row1cell2
| row1cell3
|-
| row2cell1
| row2cell2
| row2cell3
|}

eoTable Class Example

Caption: example table

header1	header2	header3
row1cell1	row1cell2	row1cell3
row2cell1	row2cell2	row2cell3

{| class="eoTable"
|+ Caption: example table
|-
! header1
! header2
! header3
|-
| row1cell1
| row1cell2
| row1cell3
|-
| row2cell1
| row2cell2
| row2cell3
|}

eoTable2 Class Example

Caption: example table

header1	header2	header3
row1cell1	row1cell2	row1cell3
row2cell1	row2cell2	row2cell3

{| class="wikitable eoTable2"
|+ Caption: example table
|-
! header1
! header2
! header3
|-
| row1cell1
| row1cell2
| row1cell3
|-
| row2cell1
| row2cell2
| row2cell3
|}

eoTable3 Class Example

Caption: example table

header1	header2	header3
row1cell1	row1cell2	row1cell3
row2cell1	row2cell2	row2cell3

{| class="eoTable3"
|+ Caption: example table
|-
! header1
! header2
! header3
|-
| row1cell1
| row1cell2
| row1cell3
|-
| row2cell1
| row2cell2
| row2cell3
|}

sortable Class Example

Caption: example table

header1	header2	header3
row1cell1	row1cell2	row1cell3
row2cell1	row2cell2	row2cell3

{| class="sortable"
|+ Caption: example table
|-
! header1
! header2
! header3
|-
| row1cell1
| row1cell2
| row1cell2
|}

eoTable3 + sortable Class Example

Classes can also be combined, so you can have (for instance) a "sortable eoTable3" table:

Caption: example table

header1	header2	header3
row1cell1	row1cell2	row1cell3
row2cell1	row2cell2	row2cell3

{| class="eoTable3 sortable"
|+ Caption: example table
|-
! header1
! header2
! header3
|-
| row1cell1
| row1cell2
| row1cell3
|-
| row2cell1
| row2cell2
| row2cell3
|}