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How to use the Table of Contents Feature#

Place the following in your wiki page where you want the table of contents to appear: 

  [{TableOfContents}]
It will use the headers in the page to automatically generate the table of contents.

Link Fun#

Three ways to link to stuff#

WikiLink Wiki Link WikiLink

How to put camel case in without linking#

WikiLink

Tables#

Header 1Header 2Header 3
Column 1Column 2 Column 3
Column 1Column 2Column 3


Statistics#

The Statistics charts are deprecated viewing from Wiki, It can be accessible from Project Home Page. The Task Statistics are discarded.
The Statistics charts are deprecated viewing from Wiki, It can be accessible from Project Home Page. The Statistics charts are deprecated viewing from Wiki, It can be accessible from Project Home Page.


Font Stuff#

"Italic Text"

Bold Text

Monospace Text 

Pre-formatted Text
Definition
Explanation


Lists#

Bulleted List#

  • Bullet 1
  • Bullet 2
  • Bullet 3

Numbered List#

  1. Item A
  2. Item B
  3. Item C


Custom CSS#

The ability to use your own CSS styles, and native TeamForge styles bring in some of the real power of the TeamForge wiki.

This: 

   %%( text-decoration: blink; font-size: 10pt; font-family: Times; color: #090;)
      Put any custom CSS you want
   %%
Renders as:

Put any custom CSS you want


The Statistics charts are deprecated viewing from Wiki, It can be accessible from Project Home Page.
TeamForge has many styles already available for use, the most common one is "AlignRight" which, as the name implies, allows you to have your content right justified. Such as the document statistics box seen here. To use a built in CTF style, use its name right after the double percent: 
  %%AlignRight
  __The Statistics charts are deprecated viewing from Wiki, It can be accessible from Project Home Page.__ 
  %%

Some of the more commonly useful built in styles are:

  • AlignRight - as demonstrated here right aligns any content in the style allowing the text to wrap around it.
  • AlignLeft - Basically the same but allows text outside of the style to wrap around the content.
  • contentArea - puts 8px of padding around the content.

Creating Buttons#

One of the interesting native styles is the "jumpbutton" - this allows you to create buttons in your wiki page that link to other places. Basically you nest a normal wiki page link in this special style:

CollabNet Home 
   %%jumpbutton
     [CollabNet Home|http://www.collab.net]
   %%

This style also happens to be right aligned so you may want to glance over to the right to see the actual example of this working, with hover highlights and all.

Codeboxes#

Often it can be useful to represent wiki page content in a "codebox" that highlights a specific example. Here is a useful style that would be handy if it were a built in CTF style: 
   %%(font-family: courier; width: 730px; border: 2px solid #d4d2d0;background-color: #f2f5f9;)
      Some code
   %%

Here is an example quick links box that is set to float to the right.

Embrace Collaborative and ALM Best Practices#

Let CollabNet’s expertise enhance yours. Benefit from our years of powering the largest open source and enterprise software development communities. Employ ALM process of all types to promote best practices, from scrum and agile, to open source, to any user defined process.

Leverage Existing Investments#

Connect your desktop tool to TeamForge with your own customization or use integrations from CollabNet and its community of technology partners.


By taking advantage of style sheets, embeded Document Manager images and the standard formatting tools in a CollabNet TeamForge wiki, there is alot that you can do to make your wiki pages much more interesting. It really is more powerful than it first appears to be.
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