+ Wikivert Example
/project/Wikivert(Project Homepage)

This example highlights a few of Wikivert's features. Let's go through them now:

This is the second paragraph of the example, separated from the first by two newlines (or whatever form your Operating System uses).

++ Other Block Level Sytaxes

A code block is prefixed by two left-brackets, and appears as such. This example actually contains a couple code blocks.

[[int select() {
if(yes)
no();
}

[[int yo() {
}

Citiation or blockquote paragraphs are prefixed by two spaces:

Citation paragraph
Next Line

Another cited paragraph
Hey

++ Text Styles

Italic, or //emphasize// text is surrounded by a pair of forward-slashes on each side. Bold or **strong** text is surrounded by a pair of asterisks (*) on each side. __Underlined__ text is surrounded by a pair of underscores. --Strike out-- is surrounded by a pair of hyphens. Now the special cases: //emph/asis// **str*ong** __under_line__ --strike-out--

++ More Advanced Text Style Tests

//e// //a/b// //a b c// //yeah this. is-it/hehe//

++ Links and Images

Links are simple, just enter an absolute or relative url immediately followed by parenthesis enclosing the link text. Like /project/Wikivert(this).

Images follow similar format except they have square brackets surrounding their alt/title text. Here's an image that's not a hyperlink:
http://www.google.com/intl/en/images/logo.gif[google]

And here's one that is:
http://www.google.com(http://www.google.com/intl/en/images/logo.gif[google])

++ Lists

# //Ordered list item// using # at beginning of line
# Another item

* //Unordered list item// using * at beginning of line
* Another item

- //Unordered list item// using - at beginning of line
- Another item

: **Dictionary term**:Definition
: **Another term** : and it's definition

int select() {
    if(yes)
        no();
}

int yo() {
}