APIs documentation : This article presents the elements which link to APIs or embed APIs in the wiki
APIs elements : This article presents the elements which link to APIs or embed APIs in the wiki
Apidoc element : This article explains how the apidoc element can be used
Articles : Article files are XML files which define the articles in the wiki
a element : The a element allows to add included embedded html content
apidoc : This article explains how the apidoc element can be used
archiveurl element : The archiveurl element allows to add included embedded html content for an archived content in the Internet Wayback machine
areaRef element : This article explains the how to use the areaRef element
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Bullet style : This article explains how to customize the bullet style of lists
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Chapters and titles : Chapters and titles allow to define sections in the articles ("<Hi>" html tag)
Code, pre and source background : This article explains how to customize the background of code, pre and source elements
Colors : This article explains how to specify colors
Comment : The "comment" element allows to add a comment in the wiki
condition : This article explains how to specify conditions
condition elements : This article explains how to specify conditions
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Disambiguation articles : Disambiguation articles allow to specify an article which will point to several articles of approaching names
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End elements : This article explains the XML tags which can be used at the beginning of articles
Escaping characters : This article explains how to escape characters in the articles content
Escaping non UTF8 characters : This article explains how to escape non UTF8 characters in the articles content
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HTML entities list : This article shows the list of handled HTML entities
Hand-written articles : A raw html article is not using the docGenerator syntax, but is a hand-written html file
Hand-written html articles : A raw html article is not using the docGenerator syntax, but is a hand-written html file
Handling HTML entities : This article explains how to handle HTML entities in articles content
html : The html element allows to add included embedded html content
html element : The html element allows to add included embedded html content
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Image definition : This article is about specifying and using image files
Image files : This article is about specifying and using image files
Image map converter : This article explains the how to use the ImageMapConverter application
Image margins : This article explains how to use the margin element in images and images definitions
Images : This article explains the how to use the img element
Index : This article explains the concept of the articles index
Index article : This article explains the concept of the articles index
Infobox definition : This article explains how to specify infobox templates
Infobox template : This article explains how to specify infobox templates
img element : This article explains the how to use the img element
infobox : This article explains the how to use the infobox element
infobox element : This article explains the how to use the infobox element
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Justification : This article explains how to justify articles content
javadoc : The "javadoc" element allows to define a link to a Java class documentation for an API
javadoc element : The "javadoc" element allows to define a link to a Java class documentation for an API
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Language API : Several elements allows to show a link to different a programming language API:
List bullet style : This article explains how to customize the bullet style of lists
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Markdown : This article explains the syntax which is supported by the tool
Markdown markup : This article explains the supported Markdown markup
Markdown syntax : This article explains the syntax which is supported by the tool
Math : This article is about the syntax for mathematical formulas
Mathematical formulas : This article is about the syntax for mathematical formulas
Mediawiki : This article explains the Mediawiki syntax which is supported by the tool
Mediawiki markup : This article explains the supported Mediawiki markup
Mediawiki syntax : This article explains the Mediawiki syntax which is supported by the tool
messageBox : The "messageBox" element allows to enter a warning or informative message associated with an image
messageBox element : The "messageBox" element allows to enter a warning or informative message associated with an image
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Programmming language API : Several elements allows to show a link to different a programming language API:
pre : This article is about the syntax for the pre element
pre syntax : This article is about the syntax for the pre element
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Raw html article : A raw html article is not using the docGenerator syntax, but is a hand-written html file
Redirect articles : Redirect articles allow to create an article with a redirection to another article or even a title or anchor in another article
Regular article : Regular articles are the pages composing the wiki, similar to Wikipedia articles
Relaxed Syntax : This article is about the relaxed syntax which can be used on the articles
Resource files : This article is about specifying and using resource files
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Specifying the index : This article explains the use case of specifying the index in the configuration
Starting elements : This article explains the XML tags which can be used at the beginning of articles
Syntax : This article explains the XML tags which can be used to specify the articles syntax
Syntax end elements : This article explains the XML tags which can be used at the beginning of articles
Syntax highlighting : This article explains how the syntax highlighting in the pre or source elements work
Syntax justification elements : This article explains the XML tags which can be used to specify the articles justification
Syntax overview : This article presents an overview of the tags supported in the XML syntax
Syntax starting elements : This article explains the XML tags which can be used at the beginning of articles
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Templates : A template is similar to a regular article but has the top-level element "template"
Todo : The "todo" element allows to add a "TODO" in the wiki
Todolist : The "todo" element allows to add a "TODO" in the wiki
table : This article explains the XML tags which can be used to specify tables
table element : This article explains the XML tags which can be used to specify tables
tree : The "tree" element defines a tree
tree element : The "tree" element defines a tree
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XML markup : This article explains the XML tags which can be used to specify the articles syntax
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