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--- porting_existing_tutorials_to_the_wiki [2021/03/23 04:58] – [Here are some tips:] added nowiki example peteyboy
+++ porting_existing_tutorials_to_the_wiki [2022/04/26 22:41] (current) – [Here are some tips:] hc9
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   * Remove any HTML escape codes, like //&gt; &lt; &amp;// dokuwiki markup doesn't need these escaped, and doesn't render them as expected by HTML.
   * Add wiki escape for character strings that are used in wiki markup, for example <nowiki>// or [[ or {{, or whole URLs you don't want to be links</nowiki> (<nowiki>//</nowiki>, for example, is the Dokuwiki markup for //italics//). To escape, surround the text in the editor with <nowiki><nowiki> and </nowiki></nowiki> tags, HTML-style, like so:
+    * The protocol in a url is separated from the path by a colon and two slashes, for example: <code>
-<code>
-The protocol in a url is separated from the path by a colon and two slashes, for example:
 http:<nowiki>//</nowiki>sdf.org
 </code>
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 http:<nowiki>//</nowiki>sdf.org
-  * leading a line by two spaces renders the line as //"code"((Additional [[doku>syntax#code_blocks|Code Blocks]] are mentioned in the DokuWiki [[doku>syntax#formatting_syntax|Formatting Syntax]] section.))//, so you can replace delineation around code that is meant for user to type, such as quotes or some other markup, with two spaces, like so:
+  * leading a line by two spaces renders the line as //"code"((Additional [[wiki:syntax#code_blocks|Code Blocks]] are mentioned in the DokuWiki [[wiki:syntax#formatting_syntax|Formatting Syntax]] section.))//, so you can replace delineation around code that is meant for user to type, such as quotes or some other markup, with two spaces, like so:
   this is code