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    disperso
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    Hi.

    MediaWiki has the <nowiki> markup to avoid that a small piece is interpreted by the wiki engine. This way, you can write

    @(...) to add a page to the category foo, write [[Category:foo]] at the end or the beggining of the page@

    Right now is a little bit confusing, since you have to write [ [ Category:foo ] ], to avoid the parser, and is confusing the reader (you have to explain that the spaces have to be removed).

    Any idea if textile supports that? The only "reference":http://rpc.textpattern.com/help/?item=intro that seems the "original" one it's not very complete. :( And our wiki page is based on that.

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      baysmith
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      Yes, please. I've run into that exact category problem myself when learning the wiki syntax.

      Nokia Certified Qt Specialist.

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        Similar issues are there in forum too. Say you cannot write Symbian caret 3 .

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          disperso
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          Mmm, it seems that the title of the post triggered a bug: in "my latest threads", the title of this topic is "Don't parse this ()", with the <nowiki> missing.

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            [quote author="disperso" date="1292189592"]Mmm, it seems that the title of the post triggered a bug: in "my latest threads", the title of this topic is "Don't parse this ()", with the <nowiki> missing.[/quote]

            I was wondering what nowiki meant. :)

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              A Former User
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              This would help explaining things to other users, good suggestion!

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                stukdev
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                I dont know the tag <nowiki> thanks for the tips!

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                  Philippe Cloutier
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                  Unless I misunderstand, this topic was written when this forum used Textile, which explains why some of the above have broken formatting. This question is therefore no longer relevant for this forum.

                  That being said, to anwer this question should anyone else land on this topic from a search engine, this should (now?) be possible.

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