Read more about markdown at: https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/writing-on-github/getting-started-with-writing-and-formatting-on-github/basic-writing-and-formatting-syntax#images
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creates headlines.
*one*, **two**
italic one, bold two
- text
creates a new list entry with double arrows to the left
[description](/materials) or [description](<https://bla.bla>)
creates a clickable link
[description](/materials#crafting-table)
you can also link to specific places on a page by adding it's ID at the end. you can use any headline on any page as an ID, as long as it's unique. replace space with - or remove it. If both doesn't work let us know so we can link it for you.
tldr: linking to an entity page will be recognized by the wiki and enriched by adding a little picture of the relevant entity directly next to the link
Most pages automatically put images of bots or abilities behind links. Like [Evader Spray](/evader-spray) would generate a yellow link named Evader Spraythat links to the evader spray material page if you click on it. The page will automatically put a small evader spray icon behind the yellow text. The link has to be precise and (/evaderspray) or (/evader-spray") will not work! This feature can be disabled on some pages like seasons.
adds an image to the left side of the screen.
adds an image to the right
limits the size of an image
The description is just there to provide a textual description of the image:
- in case it fails to load
- to screen readers for people who can't see well
- to search engines who can't understand pics as well as text It's optional, and not restricted by any syntax requirements as far as Pix knows.
| Syntax | Description |
| ------ | ----------- |
| Header | Title |
| Paragraph | Text |
creates a table. you can extend it in both directions. beware of the space between | and text.