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Latest revision as of 13:01, 13 September 2019
About
GitLab's default text markup is Markdown, with some enhancements in all contexts and additional specific enhancements in the wiki.
Issues
- Apparently cannot deal with spaces in filenames, or at least needs non-intuitive markup (%20, maybe?) to represent them.
- There is no way to do a hierarchical link to a subpage without also naming the current page.
Questions
- Is there any way to caption an image? (as in MW)
- Are templates a thing? (as in MW) -- tentatively no
Features That Would Be Nice
- Some kind of automatic table-of-contents generator
- preferably invoked by a tag of some sort in the text so it can be placed appropriately.
- ideally, the tag should allow specifying a mask of files to index, and there should be a "title" tag that documents could use to specify the link-text to use
- preferably invoked by a tag of some sort in the text so it can be placed appropriately.
Links
- GitLab help pages: