Getting Started with Writing Markdown arcticles

Step 1: Access Your Wiki

• Log in to your Wiki.js instance using your credentials.
• Once logged in, navigate to the wiki or space where you want to create or edit articles.

Step 2: Create a New Article

• Click on the "+ New" button or equivalent to start creating a new article.

Step 3: Write Content

• You'll be presented with a text editor that allows you to write and format your content using Markdown.

Step 4: Markdown Basics

• Use Markdown syntax to format your text. Here are some common Markdown elements:

  • Headings:

    # Heading 1
    ## Heading 2
    ### Heading 3
    

  • Lists:

    - Item 1
    - Item 2
      - Subitem A
    1. Numbered item 1
    2. Numbered item 2
    

  • Links:

    [Link Text](http://example.com)
    

  • Images:

    ![Alt Text](image-url.jpg)
    

  • Emphasis:

    *italic*
    **bold**
    

  • Code:

    `inline code`
    ```python
    # code block
    

  • Quotes:

    > This is a quote.
    

Step 5: Save and Preview

• Use the "Save" button to save your changes.
• Click "Preview" to see how your article will look when published.

Step 6: Categories and Tags

• Organize your articles by adding them to relevant categories and tagging them appropriately.

Step 7: Publish

• Once you're satisfied with your article, click "Publish" to make it accessible to users.

Step 8: Editing and Revisions

• You can always edit articles by clicking the "Edit" button.
• Wiki.js keeps track of article revisions, allowing you to revert to previous versions if needed.

Tutorial: Writing Markdown Articles

Now, let's dive deeper into writing Markdown articles in Wiki.js. Here's a basic example:

# My Markdown Article

This is a simple Markdown article created using Wiki.js.

## Section 1: Introduction

In this section, we introduce our topic.

- Bullet points are useful for lists.
- They make information easy to digest.

## Section 2: Writing Code

You can include code snippets using backticks:

```javascript
function sayHello() {
  console.log('Hello, World!');
}

Section 3: Links and Images

Links are created like this: n-cloud.

Images are displayed like this:

Section 4: Emphasis

You can emphasize text using italics or bold.

Section 5: Quotes

This is a block quote. It can be used for citations or highlighting important information.Use (>) to start

That's it! You've learned the basics of writing Markdown articles in Wiki.js. Feel free to explore more advanced features and formatting options as you create your documentation.