The Wiki Markup EditorOn the right side of the editor is a guide for formatting text within Wiki Markup. There is a link to the full notation guide at the bottom of the guide.
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| Inserts a link into the page |  Image Removed
| Inserts an image into the page. You can either attach and insert an image or drag and drop an already attached image. |  Image Removed
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Making Wiki Markup Your Default EditorThe Using the Editor is the default editor, you can make Wiki Markup the default editor by: 1. Click the "edit" button. The Using the Editor will open. 2. Select the  Image Removed Although, the wiki markup tab has been removed from the editor in Confluence 4.0+, wiki markup can still be used to enter content. You can enter markup using one of two methods: - Typing markup into the editor (the markup will be rendered in real time).
- Using the Wiki Markup window.
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- Although you can still enter content using wiki markup, you cannot edit in markup. Confluence no longer saves content in markup but converts it to the Rich Text format.
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Using the Wiki Markup Pop-upThe Wiki Markup window allows you to enter wiki markup without it being immediately rendered by the Rich Text editor. To use the Wiki Markup window: - In Edit Mode, click the
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- Begin entering wiki markup into the window. Once the markup has been inserted, you will not be able to edit the content as markup
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