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To keep pages readable and organized, separate the text into sections. Section headers do this nicely, and are automatically added to the table of contents. Headers should be hierarchial hierarchical and descending, as needed. There are three several levels of headers, and the text so offset by equals signs will display in descending point size and font colorcolour.

Heading 1 <nowiki>==Your heading==</nowiki><br>Subheading Heading 2 <nowiki>===Your heading===</nowiki><br>Subheading Heading 3 <nowiki>====Your heading====</nowiki><br> The single equal sign is ''not'' used in articles. It's used for the formatting for the title of pages. Use the double equal signs for the first heading and replace any heading hierarchies on article pages that might use the single one.

Aside from links and tables, covered elsewhere on this page, the most common formatting tool is the list. There are two types: bulleted and numbered, and they are written in exactly the same manner. To create a bullet list, simply place asterisks * at the start of each line you want to bullet. If you want a numbered list, use the pound hash (# ) sign. To add subheadings, simply use 2 or more such punctuation signs. The wiki script will automatically arrange them on the page.

The wiki script ignores single returns. For instance, if you type something that looks like this in th the edit box: