Created on Oct. 25, 2012, 10:21 p.m. by Hevok & updated by Hevok on May 2, 2013, 5:12 p.m.
Inline markup enable words and phrases within text bodies to have different character styles (italics, bold, etc.) and functionality (hyperlinks, references, etc.).
*italics* results into italics and **bold** becomes bold.
To force fixed-space literals (i.e. monospace), use quotes "``double back-quotes``": double back-quotes
reST is smart and in most cases knows when a special character is not special like in calculations: 5*5=25. Special characters like asterisks can be marked to be ignored by preceding them with backslash "*" or double back-quotes *.
Some demonstrations:
.. |substitution reference| image:: http://dgallery.s3.amazonaws.com/biohazard.png
__ http://www.denigma.de/lifespan/
.. _reference: http://www.denigma.de/datasets/references/
.. _phrase reference: http://www.denigma.de/datasets/references/
_`inline internal target` -> inline internal target
[1] | Hevok, 2012 |
[Hevok2013] | A citation (as used in journals) |
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