Contribute to the DSpace Development Fund
The newly established DSpace Development Fund supports the development of new features prioritized by DSpace Governance. For a list of planned features see the fund wiki page.
Use the markup shown in the examples below to format the text in your pages.
Table of Contents
Confluence Formatting Resources
For more ideas and approaches see the Confluence documentation:
Basic Formatting
Format |
What you need to type |
What you will get |
|---|---|---|
Bold / Strong |
*strong* |
strong |
Italics / Emphasis |
_emphasis_ |
emphasis |
Inline Citation |
citation |
citation |
Deleted / Strikethrough |
-deleted- |
deleted |
Underlined |
+underlined+ |
underlined |
Superscript |
^superscript^ |
word superscript |
Subscript |
~subscript~ |
word subscript |
Inline Code |
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|
Colored Text |
{color:red}look ma, red text!{color} |
look ma, red text! |
Code Sections |
{code}sections of formated text{code} |
sections of formated text |
Block Quote |
{quote}here is quoteble |
|
Headings
What you need to type |
What you will get |
|---|---|
|
Biggest heading |
|
Bigger heading |
|
Big heading |
|
Normal heading |
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Small heading |
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Smallest heading |
Table of Contents
For the DSpace Wiki, we tend to use two main types of Table of Contents:
- Outline Table of Contents (numbered). For outline TOC (e.g. DSpaceResources), add the following to the top of the page:
{toc:outline=true|style=none}
- Bullet Table of Contents (bullet points). For normal TOC (e.g. TechnicalFaq), add the following to the top of the page:
{toc}
For more information on formatting a Table of Contents, see the Confluence toc Macro instructions
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