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Section headings	== Level 2 == === Level 3 === ==== Level 4 ==== ===== Level 5 ===== ======Level 6 ====== (do not just =Level 1= reserved for titles)   A table of contents is automatically generated if you have four or more headings.
Insert a reference into the page content so it will be automatically added into the references section.	This fact is true <ref>Encyclopedia Britannica</ref> as well as this one <ref>www.abc.net.au</ref> References: <references/>	This fact is true[1] as well as this one[2] References: 1. Encyclopedia Brittanica 2. www.abc.net.au
To add additional text to a reference, to be displayed in the references list	This fact is true <ref>Encyclopedia Britannica, such a good book</ref> as well as this one <ref>www.abc.net.au, such a good network</ref> References: <references/>	This fact is true[1] as well as this one[2] References: 1. Encyclopedia Britannica, such a good book 2. www.abc.net.au, such a good network

5.2–Example of Text (Mark Up)

Input (Mark Up text you use)	Output
==Example== This is an example of text for a wiki. It has both '”bold'” and ''italics'', and contains: # One # Two ## Three numbered points–one of which is at the second level. It also links to the article about the [[Big Banana]].	==Example== This is an example of text for a wiki. It has both bold and italics, and contains: One Two Three numbered points–one of which is at the second level. It also links to the article about the Big Banana.

More detailed information on Formatting and Wiki Mark Up can be found through Wikipedia at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Wiki_markup

More detailed information on the Edit Toolbar can be found through Wikipedia at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Edit_toolbar