Rule to formatting texts (Backlog)
Link to issues
Entering the whole key for the issue or issue keys with 2 brackets in the front and the back will link to the issue.
Example
This seems to be the same phenomenon as we saw in [[BLG-104]].
Please refer BLG-87 also.
Result
This seems to be the same phenomenon as we saw in BLG-104. Please refer BLG-87 also.
Link to the URL
Double brackets around the URL create a link to the URL.
Example
This website https://nulab.com/ is useful to solve this bug.
This website [[Backlog>https://nulab.com/backlog/]] is useful to solve this bug.
This website [[Backlog:https://nulab.com/backlog/]] is useful to solve this bug.
Result
This website https://nulab.com/backlog/ is useful to solve this bug. This website Backlog is useful to solve this bug. This website Backlog is useful to solve this bug.
Header
The lines start with *
(asterisk) are considered as the header.
Example
* Header1
** Header2
*** Header3
Result
Bulleted List
The lines start with -
(hyphen) are considered as the bulleted list.
The lines start with +
(plus) are considered as the numbered list.
Example
Bulleted List
- Item-A
- Item-B
-- Item-B-1
--- Item-B-2-a
numbered list
+ Item-A
+ Item-B
+ Item-C
Result
Bulleted List
- Item-A
- Item-B
- Item-B-1
- Item-B-2-a
- Item-B-1
Numbered list
- Item-A
- Item-B
- Item-C
Checklist (issue description only)
In your list, add [ ]
or [x]
after the dash to convert it to a list of check boxes.
Issues are updated when you (un)select a check box.
Example
- [ ] Item-A
- [x] Item-B
-- [ ] Item-B-1
--- [ ] Item-B-2-a
Result
Bold, Italic, Strike, Color
The words bracketed with ''
(2 single quotes) will be bold, '''
(3 single quotes) will be italic and %%
(percent signs) will be strike.
You can change the color of texts and backgrounds.
Example
This is ''Bold''.
This is '''Italic'''.
This is %%Strike%%.
This text is in &color(red) {red}.
This text is on a &color(#ffffff, #8abe00) { background }.
Result
This is Bold.
This is Italic.
This is Strike.
This text is in red.
This text is on a background.
Table
By separating phrases by |
(vertical bar), a table can be inserted.
Row with h
in the end becomes a header.
If you put ~
(tilde) before the phrases, the column becomes a header.
Example
Without header
|Host Name|IP address |Note |
|sun |192.168.100.1 | |
|earth |192.168.100.2 | |
|moon |192.168.100.20|spare system|
With header (h)
|Host Name|IP address |Note |h
|sun |192.168.100.1 | |
|earth |192.168.100.2 | |
|moon |192.168.100.20|spare system|
With header (~)
|~Host Name|IP address |Note |
|~sun |192.168.100.1 | |
|~earth |192.168.100.2 | |
|~moon |192.168.100.20|spare system|
Result
Quote
The lines start with >
(greater than sign) are considered as a quote.
{quote}
and {/quote}
around the text create a quote.
Example
> This phrase is a quotation.
> This phrase is a quotation.
{quote}
This phrase is a quotation.
{/quote}
Result
This phrase is a quotation. This phrase is a quotation.
This phrase is a quotation.
Code Macro
The words bracketed with {code:java}
and {/code}
are considered as java code. They will be displayed in the default color of Eclipse.
The words bracketed with {code:cs}
and {/code}
are considered as C# code. They will be displayed in the default color of VisualC#.NET.
The words bracketed with {code}
and {/code}
are considered as a kind of code. They will be displayed in the general-purpose color.
Example
Java code
{code:java}
package helloworld;
public class Hello {
public String sayHello {
return "Hello";
}
}
{/code}
C# code
{code:cs}
using System;
public class Hello {
public String sayHello {
return "Hello";
}
}
{/code}
Result
Escape text formatting
Insert \\
(¥¥) before a text to prevent text formatting.
Example
\\%\\%Not Striked\\%\\%
\\\\Home\hoge\hoge2
Result
%%Not Striked%%
\\Home\hoge\hoge2
Links to issues and Wikis
To create a link to another issue in the same Space, simply put the issue key or enclose it in double [[]]
(square brackets).
For the Wiki, the name of the Wiki page needs to be enclosed in double [[]]
(square brackets).
Example
This seems to be the same phenomenon as we saw in [[BLG-104]].
Please refer BLG-87 also.
Check out [[Home]] at first.
Result
This seems to be the same phenomenon as we saw in BLG-104. Please refer BLG-87 also. Check out Home at first.
Links to Subversion revisions
Insert a link to the Subversion's revision details by putting #
(hash), "rev" and revision number enclosed in () (round brackets) together.
Example
#rev(11)
Result
Links to Git revisions
#
(hash) with rev(repository:revision) translates into a link to the Git's revision details.
Example
#rev(app:abcdefg)
Result
Links to a file attached on Wiki
You can insert links to the attached files on Wiki. Usually the link is inserted through the toolbar on the Wiki's editing page, so you don't need to memorize this formatting rule.
Example
#attach(sample.zip:11)
Result
Showing attached file image on Wiki
You can insert an image file that has been attached to Wiki. Usually the link is inserted through the toolbar on the Wiki's editing page, so you don't need to memorize this formatting rule.
Example
#image(11)
Result
Show Thumbnail of Attached File in Wiki
You can insert a thumbnail of the image file that has been attached to Wiki. Usually the link is inserted by the toolbar, so you don't need to memorize how. This feature is available when the size of the image is less than 200KB.
Example
#thumbnail(11)
Result
Link to Subversion Revision Index
The link to Subversion revision details can be inserted when you type #rev(revision number).
Example
#rev(11)
Result
Index
If you type #contents
, Backlog automatically creates an index of the headers.
Example
#contents
Result
Break
If you type &br;
, a break will be inserted.
Example
aaa&br;bbb
Result
aaa
bbb