Campaign Notes

Basic Use

Click on the name of a campaign you're part of to go to its homepage. To create a new page, you need to link to it from an existing document. Simply click on the Edit button at the bottom of the relevant page. Use the codes explained below to structure your document. It is up to you to create your own navigation within your campaign documents.

Try to use sensible names for your pages, as they must be unique within a campaign. Be very careful with spacing, as one space or blank line (or lack thereof) can often mean the difference between a well-formatted document and one with display errors. In in doubt, look at the code of an existing page that you want to emulate.

Do not try and force layout elements within your code—simply describe the structure of the document and let Campaign Notes handle the formatting. If you come across any bugs or have any suggestions, please leave them in the page provided for this within your campaign. Please note that this is a work in progress, and as such many links are not expected to work yet.

Example	Code
This sentence has a link to a page called Test Page 01.	This sentence has a link to a page called [[Test Page 01]].
Header One Paragraph. Header Two Paragraph. Header Three Paragraph. Note: Header One is usually reserved for page titles.	= Header One = Paragraph. == Header Two == Paragraph. === Header Three === Paragraph.
A sentence can have bold elements, italic ones, or both.	A sentence can have **bold** elements, __italic__ ones, or **__both__**.
You can have mini-paragraphs as well as the regular ones. Notice how the first line of the next mini-paragraph is indented. Lorem ipsum dolorum escalutum choculatum es finitum dolce queviva. Esta gola decorum.	You can have mini-paragraphs as well as the regular ones. Notice how the first line of the next mini-paragraph is indented. >>>Lorem ipsum dolorum escalutum choculatum es finitum dolce queviva. Esta gola decorum.