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 | 1 | initial version |
The following are supported. Note that the Plaintext and Trac formats do not produce links in the real-time preview of your question/answer, while the other formats do.
Plaintext links
- you type: "
http://sagemath.org" - you get: http://sagemath.org
Trac ticket links
- you type: "
ticket 1234" - you get: ticket 1234
Markdown syntax links
- you type: "
[doc](http://www.sagemath.org/doc/)" - you get: doc
- note: all of the other Markdown syntax is also supported -- this includes links as footnotes, and links for images.
URL's entered as html
- you type: "
<a href="http://ask.sagemath.org">asksage</a>" - you get: asksage
| | 2 | No.2 Revision |
The following are supported. Note that the Plaintext and Trac formats do not produce links in the real-time preview of your question/answer, while the other formats do.
Plaintext links
- you type: "
http://sagemath.org" - you get: http://sagemath.org
Trac ticket links
- you type: "
ticket 1234" - you get: ticket 1234
Markdown syntax links
- you type: "
[doc](http://www.sagemath.org/doc/)" - you get: doc
- note: all of the other Markdown syntax is also supported -- this includes links as footnotes, and links for images.
URL's entered as html
- you type: "
<a href="http://ask.sagemath.org">asksage</a>" - you get: asksage
| | 3 | No.3 Revision |
The following are supported. Note that the Plaintext and Trac formats do not produce links in the real-time preview of your question/answer, while the other formats do.
Plaintext links
- you type:
""http://sagemath.org"http://sagemath.org" - you get: http://sagemath.org
Trac ticket links
- you type: "
ticket 1234" - you get: ticket 1234
Markdown syntax links
- you type: "
[doc](http://www.sagemath.org/doc/)" - you get: doc
- note: all of the other Markdown syntax is also supported -- this includes links as footnotes, and links for images.
URL's entered as html
- you type: "
<a href="http://ask.sagemath.org">asksage</a>" - you get: asksage
| | 4 | No.4 Revision |
The following are supported. Note that the Plaintext and Trac formats do not produce links in the real-time preview of your question/answer, while the other formats do.
Plaintext links
- you type:
"http://sagemath.org"http://sagemath.org
- you get: http://sagemath.org
Trac ticket links
- you type: "
ticket 1234" - you get: ticket 1234
Markdown syntax links
- you type: "
[doc](http://www.sagemath.org/doc/)" - you get: doc
- note: all of the other Markdown syntax is also supported -- this includes links as footnotes, and links for images.
URL's entered as html
- you type: "
<a href="http://ask.sagemath.org">asksage</a>" - you get: asksage
| | 5 | No.5 Revision |
The following are supported. Note that the Plaintext and Trac formats do not produce links in the real-time preview of your question/answer, while the other formats do.
Plaintext links
- you type:
http://sagemath.org
"http://sagemath.org" - you get: http://sagemath.org
Trac ticket links
- you type: "
ticket 1234" - you get: ticket 1234
Markdown syntax links
- you type: "
[doc](http://www.sagemath.org/doc/)" - you get: doc
- note: all of the other Markdown syntax is also supported -- this includes links as footnotes, and links for images.
URL's entered as html
- you type: "
<a href="http://ask.sagemath.org">asksage</a>" - you get: asksage
Note: after several tries, I can't figure out how to turn off the auto linking for the "you type" parts . . . I hope this is clear enough anyway!
| | 6 | No.6 Revision |
The following are supported. Note that the Plaintext and Trac formats do not produce links in the real-time preview of your question/answer, while the other formats do.
Some further details can be found in an askbot post on this topic.
Plaintext links
- you type:
"http://sagemath.org" - you get: http://sagemath.org
Trac ticket links
- you type: "
ticket 1234" - you get: ticket 1234
Markdown syntax links
- you type: "
[doc](http://www.sagemath.org/doc/)" - you get: doc
- note: all of the other Markdown syntax is also supported -- this includes links as footnotes, and links for images.
URL's entered as html
- you type: "
<a href="http://ask.sagemath.org">asksage</a>" - you get: asksage
Note: after several tries, I can't figure out how to turn off the auto linking for the "you type" parts . . . I hope this is clear enough anyway!
