Using Wiki Markup in Crucible

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Crucible supports Wiki Markup text formatting in comments and review descriptions.

The text markup notation on this page is a reference showing the available formatting commands.

(info) When using Fisheye, you can also render Wiki Markup in commit messages.

Headings

Notation

Description


h1.Biggest heading


Turns text into a heading at size 1.

Biggest Text


h2.Bigger heading


Turns text into a heading at size 2.

Bigger heading


h3.Big heading


Turns text into a heading at size 3.

Big heading


h4.Normal heading


Turns text into a heading at size 4.

Normal heading


h5.Small heading


Turns text into a heading at size 5.

Small heading


h6.Smallest heading


Turns text into a heading at size 6.

Smallest heading

Text Effects

Text effects are used to change the formatting of words and sentences.

Notation

Description

*bold*

Makes text appear bold.

_italic_

Makes text appear in italics.

+underline+

Makes text appear underlined.

??citation??

Makes text appear in citation form.

-strikethrough-

Makes text appear struck through.

^superscript^

Makes text appear in superscript.

~subscript~

Makes text appear in subscript.

{{monospaced}}

Placing double curly-brackets around text makes it appear monospaced.


bq. Block Quote

To make an entire paragraph into a block quotation, place "bq. " before it.

Example:

Some block quoted text

{quote}
here is quoteable
content to be quoted
{quote}

Quote a block of text that's longer than one paragraph.

Example:

here is quoteable
content to be quoted

{color:red}
look ma, red text!
{color}

Changes the color of a block of text.

Example: look ma, red text!

 

Text Breaks

Wiki Markup allows you to insert breaks or different kinds of hyphens and dashes.

Notation

Description

(empty line)

Produces a new paragraph

\\

Creates a line break.

----

Creates a horizontal ruler.

---

Produces em dash — symbol.

--

Produces en dash – symbol.

Creating links is easy with Wiki Markup.

Notation

Description

{anchor:anchorname}

Creates a bookmark anchor inside the page. You can then create links directly to that anchor. So a link like this: [My Page#here] will link to wherever in "My Page" there is an {anchor:here} macro, and the link [#there] will link to wherever in the current page there is an {anchor:there} macro.

[Atlassian Crucible|http://atlassian.com]

Creates a link to an external resource, special characters that come after the URL and are not part of it must be separated with a space. External links are denoted with an arrow icon.

Examples:

[Crucible Review CR-FE-100|CR-FE-100]

Creates a link to a Crucible review or Fisheye artifact using the internal key reference for the item.

[cs:id=x|rep=y]

Creates a link to changeset 'x' of repository 'y'.

[file:///c:/temp/foo.txt]
[file:///z:/file/on/network/share.txt]

Creates a download link to a file on your computer or on a network share that you have mapped to a drive. To access the file, you must right click on the link and choose "Save Target As".

[mailto:mail@example.com]

Creates a link to an email address.
Example:
mail@example.com

Lists

Lists allow you to present information as a series of ordered items. Use asterisks * for bulleted lists and hash symbols # for numbered lists.

Notation

Description

* A bulleted list
* Second item
** indented item 1
** indented item 2

# A numbered list
# Second item
## indented item 1
## indented item 2

Examples:

  • A bulleted list
  • Second item
    • indented item 1
    • indented item 2
  1. A numbered list
  2. Second item
    1. indented item 1
    2. indented item 2

Images

Images can be referenced from remote sources only.

Notation

Description

!http://www.host.com/image.gif!

The image will be displayed from the remote source.

!http://www.host.com/image.gif|align=right, vspace=4!

For any image, you can also specify attributes of the image tag as a comma separated list of name=value pairs as shown in this example.

Tables

Tables allow you to organize content in a rows and columns, with a header row if required.

Notation

Description

||heading 1||heading 2||heading 3||
|col A1|col A2|col A3|
|col B1|col B2|col B3|

Makes a table. Use double bars for a table heading row.

The code above produces a table that looks like this:

heading 1

heading 2

heading 3

col A1

col A2

col A3

col B1

col B2

col B3

Advanced Formatting

This section covers panels, code windows and showing plain text with no formatting.

Notation

Description

{noformat}

Makes a preformatted block of text with no syntax highlighting. All the optional parameters of the {noformat} macro are valid for the {panel} macro as well.
Example:

This is a no-formatted piece of text,
so *no* _formatting_ is done here.

{panel}

Embraces a block of text within a fully customizable panel. The optional parameters you can define are as follows.

  • title: Title of the panel
  • borderStyle: The style of the border this panel uses (solid, dashed and other valid CSS border styles)
  • borderColor: The color of the border this panel uses
  • borderWidth: The width of the border this panel uses
  • bgColor: The background color of this panel
  • titleBGColor: The background color of the title section of this panel
    Examples:

    Some text in a basic panel

    My Title

    Some text with a title

{code}code goes here{code}

{code:title=Bar.java|borderStyle=solid}
// Some comments here
public String getFoo()
{
return foo;
}
{code}

{code:xml}
<test>
<another tag="attribute"/>
</test>
{code}

The code macro displays a preformatted block for showing code with syntax highlighting. All the optional parameters of the {panel} macro are valid for {code}. The default language is Java but you can specify JavaScript, ActionScript, XML or SQL.

Examples:

Java with a title bar:

Bar.java
// Some comments here
public String getFoo()
{
    return foo;
}


A basic display with XML code:

<test>
  <another tag="attribute"/>
</test>

Miscellaneous Markup Features

Emoticons and often-used images can be easily embedded with the following Wiki Markup Syntax:

Notation

Description

\X

Escape special character X (i.e. {)

:), :(

Graphical emoticons (smileys): (smile), (sad) .

Notation

:)

:(

:P

:D

;)

(y)

(n)

(i)

(/)

(x)

(!)

Image

(smile)

(sad)

(tongue)

(big grin)

(wink)

(thumbs up)

(thumbs down)

(info)

(tick)

(error)

(warning)

Notation

(+)

(-)

(?)

(on)

(off)

(*)

(*r)

(*g)

(*b)

(*y)

Image

(plus)

(minus)

(question)

(lightbulb)

(grey lightbulb)

(star)

(red star)

(green star)

(blue star)

(star)

Last modified on Oct 24, 2018

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