Q-BPM:Overview of Wiki Grammar
This page explains the "grammar," which is necessary when writing articles in Q-BPM.
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Wiki Markup
In Q-BPM, a special code, which is called "Wiki Markup" is used to edit text and images in a page. "Wiki Markup" is more efficient to edit articles than HTML is.
Text Format
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In order to set text in boldface type, three apostrophes must be placed on the both sides of the corresponding text. |
In order to set text '''in boldface type''', three apostrophes must be placed on the both sides of the corresponding text. |
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In order to italicize text, two apostrophes must be placed on the both sides of the corresponding text. |
In order to ''italicize'' text, two apostrophes must be placed on the both sides of the corresponding text. |
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In order to itemize sentences, "an asterisk (*)" must be placed at the head of each sentence.
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In order to itemize sentences, "an asterisk (*)" must be placed at the head of each sentence. *Chiyoda Ward *Chuo Ward *Minato Ward |
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In order to make a numbered list of sentences, "a number sign (#)" must be placed at the head of each sentence.
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In order to make a numbered list of sentences, "a number sign (#)" must be placed at the head of each sentence. #Chiyoda Ward #Chuo Ward #Minato Ward |
Creating Links
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In order to create a link to another article in the site (and also in the same language), the name of the article to be linked must be placed with double half-width square brackets on the both sides of it. |
[[Main Page]] In order to create a link to another article in the site (and also in the same language), the name of the article to be linked must be placed with double half-width square brackets on the both sides of it. |
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In order to replace a name of the linked article with another sentence, the sentence to be displayed must be written after the name of the article, and a half-width pipe (a vertical bar) must be placed between them. |
[[Main Page|Refer to this page.]] In order to replace a name of the linked article with another sentence, the sentence to be displayed must be written after the name of the article, and a half-width pipe (a vertical bar) must be placed between them. |
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In order to create a link to an article in another namespace, the identifier of the namespace and a half-width colon (:) must be placed before the name of the article. |
[[Q-BPM:Help]] In order to create a link to an article in another namespace, the identifier of the namespace and a half-width colon (:) must be placed before the name of the article. |
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By placing a half-width pipe between the name of the article and the closed brackets, the name of the article can be displayed without the identifier of the namespace at the head. |
[[Q-BPM:Help|Help]] By placing a half-width pipe between the name of the article and the closed brackets, the name of the article can be displayed without the identifier of the namespace at the head. |
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An article that is not yet written It is totally OK to create a link to an article that is not yet written. |
[[An article that is not yet written]] It is totally OK to create a link to an article that is not yet written. |
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If a URL to be linked is placed in an article, an external link is created automatically. |
http://www.google.com/ If a URL to be linked is placed in an article, an external link is created automatically. |
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In order to display alternative text, such as a site name in Japanese, instead of the raw URL to make the page linked with the cited URL clear, the alternative text can be written after the URL followed by a half-width space. |
[http://www.google.com/ Google] In order to display alternative text, such as a site name in Japanese, instead of the raw URL to make the page linked with the cited URL clear, the alternative text can be written after the URL followed by a half-width space. |
Special Link
Among links, "inter-language links (links to articles in another language)" in Q-BPM are not displayed in an article. Instead, they are displayed in "Other Languages" section in the left-hand side quick bar. The format to create inter-language links is [[xx:The name of the article in the linked language]] where "xx" is the code of the linked language, for example "en" for English.




