Editor Guide

Accessing the Editor

Click the Editor button in the top navigation bar to open the wiki editor.

Creating a Page

Fill in the metadata fields at the top
Write your content in the markdown pane on the left
See the live preview on the right
Export as a zip when ready

Button	Function
B	Bold
I	Italic
H1-H4	Headings
UL	Unordered list
OL	Ordered list
TASK	Task list (checkboxes)
LINK	Insert link
IMG	Insert image
</>	Code block
TBL	Insert table
NOTE	Admonition block
FN	Footnote
:m:	Monochrome emoji

note

Media files can be dragged directly onto the media panel at the bottom of the editor.

Emoji Shortcodes

Use shortcode prefixes to render emoji in alternative styles.

Colour: :smile: 😄 Monochrome: :m:smile: 😄

Prefix	Style	Example
(none)	Full colour	`:smile:`
`:m:`	Monochrome (Noto Emoji)	`:m:smile:`

Any standard emoji shortcode works with these prefixes. The :m: version renders the emoji using the Noto Emoji monochrome font for a clean line-art appearance. All 1,900+ GitHub-compatible shortcodes are supported.

tip

The examples above use HTML to show the different styles. When you write :m:smile: in your own pages, it will render using the monochrome font.

Footnotes

Use footnotes to add citations and references. Click the FN button or type the syntax manually:

Inline reference: [^label] Definition: [^label]: Citation text here

Example:

This is a claim[^1] with a source[^2].

[^1]: First citation details
[^2]: Second citation details

Footnotes render as superscript numbers linking to a footnotes section at the bottom of the page.

Code Blocks

Use fenced code blocks with a language identifier for syntax highlighting:

```javascript
const x = 42;
```

```python
def greet(name):
    print(f"Hello {name}")
```

Supported languages: javascript, python, csharp, cpp, json, xml

Example:

async function loadPages(category) {
  const response = await fetch(`/api/pages?cat=${category}`);
  const data = await response.json();
  console.log(`Loaded: ${data.pages.length} pages`);
  return data;
}

Submitting Your Page

After exporting the zip file:

Share it in the Discord #wiki-submissions channel, OR
Place the .md file and media folder into the appropriate category directory in the repository and commit