Top-level heading (1)

This a test for creole 0.1 (2)

This is a Subheading (3)

Subsub (4)

Subsubsub (5)

The ending equal signs should not be displayed:

Top-level heading (1)

This a test for creole 0.1 (2)

This is a Subheading (3)

Subsub (4)

Subsubsub (5)

You can make things bold or italic or both or both.

Character formatting extends across line breaks: bold, this is still bold. This line deliberately does not end in star-star.

Not bold. Character formatting does not cross paragraph boundaries.

You can use internal links or external links, give the link a different name.

Here's another sentence: This wisdom is taken from Ward Cunningham's Presentation at the Wikisym 06.

Here's a external link without a description: http://www.wikicreole.org

Be careful that italic links are rendered properly: My Book Title

Free links without braces should be rendered as well, like http://www.wikicreole.org/ and http://www.wikicreole.org/users/~example.

Creole1.0 specifies that http://bar and ftp://bar should not render italic, something like foo:bar should render as italic.

You can use this to draw a line to separate the page:

You can use lists, start it at the first column for now, please...

unnumbered lists are like

• item a
• item b
• bold item c

blank space is also permitted before lists like:

• item a
• item b
• item c
  • item c.a

or you can number them

1. item 1
2. item 2
3. italic item 3
   1. item 3.1
   2. item 3.2

up to five levels

• 1
  • 2
    • 3
      • 4
        • 5

• You can havemultiline list items
• this is a second multilinelist item

You can use nowiki syntax if you would like do stuff like this:

Guitar Chord C:
||---|---|---|
||-0-|---|---|
||---|---|---|
||---|-0-|---|
||---|---|-0-|
||---|---|---|

You can also use it inline nowiki in a sentence like this.

Escapes

Normal Link: http://wikicreole.org/ - now same link, but escaped: http://wikicreole.org/

Normal asterisks: **not bold**

a tilde alone: ~

a tilde escapes itself: ~xxx

Creole 0.2

This should be a flower with the ALT text "this is a flower" if your wiki supports ALT text on images:

Creole 0.4

Tables are done like this:

You can format an address by simply forcing linebreaks:

My contact dates:
Pone: xyz
Fax: +45
Mobile: abc

Creole 0.5

Creole 1.0

If interwiki links are setup in your wiki, this links to the WikiCreole page about Creole 1.0 test cases: WikiCreole:Creole1.0TestCases.