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Syntax


Internal Links (linking to another page on Cosense)
[link] Link

External Links (linking to another web page)
http://google.com http://google.com
[http://google.com Google] Google
or
[Google http://google.com] Google

Images
Direct image link ↓ [https://gyazo.com/da78df293f9e83a74b5402411e2f2e01.png]

Clickable Thumbnail Links
[http://cutedog.com https://i.gyazo.com/da78df293f9e83a74b5402411e2f2e01.png]
Adding the link at the end also works, as before:
[https://i.gyazo.com/da78df293f9e83a74b5402411e2f2e01.png http://cutedog.com]

Linking to other Cosense projects
[/projectname/pagename] /icons/check
[/projectname] /icons

Icons
[ben.icon] ben
[/icons/todo.icon] todo

Bold text
[[Bold]] or [* Bold] Bold

Italic text
[/ italic] italic

Strikethrough text
[- strikethrough] strikethrough

Bullet points
Press space or tab on a new line to indent and create a bullet point
Press backspace to remove the indent / bullet point

Internal links serve triple duty
[Links] or #links are two ways to make links. They do three things
An internal link to a page
A Bi-directional link back to the source
A 2-hop link so you can find more related pages

Block quote
> use the right caret > at the beginning of a line to get a block quote

Mouse based styling
Use backquotes or backticks, `, to highlight code
e.g. function() { return true }

Typing code:filename.extension or code:filename can be used to create a new code snippet and and display it as a block
Language names may be abbreviated
hello.js
function () { alert(document.location.href) console.log("hello") // You can also write comments! }

Type table: tablename to create a table
Use tab to move to the next column, use enter to move to the next row.
An example:
hello
123
1 2 3
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abc


Using TeX inside of brackets with a dollar sign [$ TeX here ] , you can format math or science formulas, like so: E = mc^2

You can even add javascript to customize Cosense to your liking.