The source code of our wiki is written in MarkDown, like on Slack. You can see basic markdown highlighting. Behind the scenes jekyll renders the contents.

At the very top of every md file there should be a block like this:

---
layout: page                             # mandatory, use page always
title: Example Page                      # mandatory
subtitle: Example Page Subtitle          # optional
description: Example Page Description    # optional
toc: true                                # optional
---

There is code highlighting enabled. For that after the triple tick or tilde name the language (for example: ` c++ ... for C++`; pandoc-like syntax will not work).

Some examples:

Bash

echo "Bash Higlighting"
cd love_larsoft

C++

const int rankOfThisWiki = 1;
const std::string call_for_wikitypists = "Please contribute to our wiki";

Python

import numpy as np
def neat_wiki_function(content)

LaTeX

\chapter{The SBND Experiment and the SBN Programme}
\begin{itemize}
\item List 1
\item List 2
\end{itemize}

List of supported languages

For math, you can have: Inline math $f(x)=x^2$

Long math $\max\limits_\theta L_{\theta_0}(\theta)$, subject to $D_{KL}^{\rho_{\theta_0}}(\theta_0,\theta)\le\delta$, where $D_{KL}^\rho(\theta_1,\theta_2)=\mathbb{E}_{s\sim\rho}[D_{KL}(\pi_{\theta_1}(\cdot\vert s)\mid\mid\pi_{\theta_2}(\cdot\vert s))]$

Centered math

you can also have references, like equation \ref{eq:mc2}, … but maybe not yet working:

Note that math will not render in GitHub preview.

Top Heading

Some text under top heading

Sub Heading

Text in this section