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[/help/wiki\_syntax\_detailed.html](https://www.ohwr.org/help/wiki_syntax_detailed.html)
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[/help/wiki\_syntax\_detailed.html](https://www.ohwr.org/help/wiki_syntax_detailed.html)
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For a complete textile reference, see the [textile user
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For a complete textile reference, see the [textile reference
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manual](http://redcloth.org/textile) on redcloth
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manual](http://redcloth.org/textile) for redcloth (the library used for
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rendering textile on this page).
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If you are familiar with Twiki, you may want to see the
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If you are familiar with Twiki, you may want to read the
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[twiki-vs-textile](twiki-vs-textile) page.
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[twiki-vs-textile](twiki-vs-textile) page in order to see the
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differences.
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## Attaching files to wiki pages
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On the current version of Redmine, it is not possible to attach files
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while on "edit mode". You have to be on "browse mode" (for example, by
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clicking on "Save").
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When you are on browse mode, a link called "New File" will allow you to
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add attachments to the post.
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If you want to put direct links to the attachments on your wiki pages,
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you can do so by writing:
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attachment:file.zip
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Where file.zip is the filename of the attached file.
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## Putting images on wiki pages
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\# First edit some text on your wiki page, and press "Save". You will
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get presented with the page on "browse mode"
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\# Scroll down until you see the "New File" link. Use that link to
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attach files to an specific Wiki page (you can add more than one file
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using the "Add another file" link)
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\# Once you are done adding files, enter the "edit mode again" by
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pressing the "edit" link
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\# You can place images by putting the file name of the attached images
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between exclamation marks in your code:
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<notextile>
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diagram.jpg
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</notextile>
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## Disabling text formating
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You can disable textile text formating using the \<notextile\> tag.
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For example, writing \<notextile\>*this*\</notextile\> will show
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+this+ instead of *this*.
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## Horizontal Separators
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You can put horizontal separators by writing 3 dashes, surrounded by
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blank likes:
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<notextile>
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A separator
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Between two texts
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</notextile>
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This is how the separator will look like:
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A separator
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-----
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Between two texts
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