diff --git a/help/en/mycomarkup.myco b/help/en/mycomarkup.myco index 0129a25..9e14cbd 100644 --- a/help/en/mycomarkup.myco +++ b/help/en/mycomarkup.myco @@ -6,17 +6,17 @@ It is the only supported markup, there is no support for Markdown, Creole, etc. A Mycomarkup document (which is most often a hypha's text part) consists of //blocks//. There are different blocks for different purposes. == Table of contents -=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Paragraph Paragraph -=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Inline_link Inline link -=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Rocket_link Rocket link -=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Heading Heading -=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Codeblock Codeblock -=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Horizontal_line Horizontal line -=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Image_gallery Image gallery -=> /help/en/mycomarkup#List List -=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Quote Quote -=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Table Table -=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Transclusion Transclusion +=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Paragraph | Paragraph +=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Inline_link | Inline link +=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Rocket_link | Rocket link +=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Heading | Heading +=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Codeblock | Codeblock +=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Horizontal_line | Horizontal line +=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Image_gallery | Image gallery +=> /help/en/mycomarkup#List | List +=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Quote | Quote +=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Table | Table +=> /help/en/mycomarkup#Transclusion | Transclusion == Paragraph **Paragraphs** are the most ubiquitous blocks. You will use them a lot. @@ -95,15 +95,15 @@ The display text is written after the first space, not `|`. If you want to link * {``` => hypha -=> hypha_with_spaces +=> hypha with spaces => https://example.org -=> https://example.org Display text +=> https://example.org | Display text ```} * { => hypha -=> hypha_with_spaces +=> hypha with spaces => https://example.org -=> https://example.org Display text +=> https://example.org | Display text } === Relative link addressing @@ -199,17 +199,11 @@ img { https://mycorrhiza.wiki/static/favicon.ico } === Gallery layout -A **gallery layout** consists of two things: position and arrangement. +Set **gallery layout** to specify how your gallery is placed. -* **Position** is about how the gallery is placed in the document. There are three possible positions, listed below. Note that they matter only on big screens. There is no difference on a phone. -** `end` places the gallery at the end of line. By default, it is the right of the line. The text is wrapped around it. -** `start` does the same thing, but places the gallery at the start, i/e left side. -** `stretch` is the default position: the gallery is stretched to fit the document horizontally. -* **Arrangement** is about how the images are placed in the gallery. There are two possible arrangements: -** `grid` places the images in a grid. -** `column` is the default arrangement: the images are in a vertical column. +There are three layouts: `normal` (the default), `grid` and `side`. -Specify the layout after `img` and before `{`. Just write the position and arrangement you need. If you do not write any of them, the default value will be used. +Specify the layout after `img` and before `{`. If you do not write any of them, `normal` will be used. ``` img grid { @@ -217,7 +211,7 @@ img grid { https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/48/Timbre_ciuperci_otravitoare.jpg } -img start column { +img side { https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/48/Timbre_ciuperci_otravitoare.jpg | 200 https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/48/Timbre_ciuperci_otravitoare.jpg | 200 } @@ -229,7 +223,7 @@ img grid { https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/48/Timbre_ciuperci_otravitoare.jpg } -img start column { +img side { https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/48/Timbre_ciuperci_otravitoare.jpg | 200 https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/48/Timbre_ciuperci_otravitoare.jpg | 200 }