This Wiki use The new formatting protocol. see Code-Text preprocessor

single point commands as .b .blue  eg.
double point substitute as ..text-insert-a  eg.
a simplifed lisp form called “lispish form” as .(page namespace:page) .(xxx) eg.

The Traditional Dokuwiki Formatting Syntax can still be used, but you need to insert linebreak commands as follows:
substitute single paragraph linebreak ( \ \ ) with .lp
substitute double paragraph linebreak ( empty lines ) with .dp

For new writing please consider the new ctdw syntax It will make the source text much smother and offer a bunch of new possibilities. which allow format the source without loosing its readablility.

basic formattings are written with .xx they remain activ until a .lp .dp the .z will also clear the formatting.
though you write .b bold .z eg.
.i italic .z , .ul underlined .z and .msp monospaced .z texts.
you may combine .b .i .ul .msp this formats. .z or (.lp .dp does also clear the formatting)

You can use .sub _subscript .z and .sup ^superscript .z , too.

You can mark something as .del deleted .z as well.

Paragraphs are inserted by .dp
If you want to force a newline without a paragraph use .lp
You should use forced newlines .lp only if really needed.

ctDokuWiki supports multiple ways of creating links.

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Internal links .(page pagename) or link with link text .(page pagename link text) .
You can use some:namespaces by using a colon in the pagename.

* Links to existing page is shown in a different style from a nonexisting .

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