Sputnik defaults to Markdown as its markup format. This page gives you the basic idea of how Markdown works. (And yes, of course you can choose to other markup formats.)

Markdown is a simple format for adding formatting to text. This page shows some of the basic Markdown markup. For a more complete introduction to Markdown, please see John Gruber's Markdown Syntax.

(For information about other available markups, and on how to write your own, see Markup.)

The module Sputnik uses for converting Markdown to HTML can be found at [http://www.frykholm.se/files/markdown.lua] write my paper (http://www.frykholm.se/files/markdown.lua).

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Links

Wiki Links: [[Architecture]]

External Links: [a great site](http://www.greatsite.com)

Emphasis

Bold: **some text** (__some text__ also works)

Italic: _some text_ (*some text* also works)

Headers

H1: don't use this on this wiki

H2: ## Header or underline the header with ------, e.g.

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H3-H6: ### Header, ### Header, etc.

Code

Code Blocks: indent the code by four spaces, e.g.

    foo = function() return nil end

Code inside the paragraph: surround the code in back-ticks, e.g.: `foo()`

(If you want to display your whole page as if it was code, you can set it's "actions" field to {show="wiki.code"} instead of indenting the whole page.)