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==Not encoding things==
==Not encoding things==
This is helpful on pages that teach users how to encode text. To un-encode text, type "code <> and immediately after doing that type "nowiki" between <> then type the code that shouldn't be coded. After typing the code, type </nowiki> immediately followed by </code>. If you do it right, then <code><nowiki><code><nowiki>'''Example'''</nowiki></code></nowiki></code> will look like <code><nowiki>'''Example'''</nowiki></code> instead of '''Example'''.
This is helpful on pages that teach users how to encode text. To un-encode text, type <code><nowiki><code></nowiki></code> and immediately after doing that type <code><nowiki><nowiki></nowiki></code>; then type the text you don't want to be encoded; after the unencoded text, type <code><nowiki></nowiki></nowiki></code> immediately followed by <code><nowiki></code></nowiki></code>. If you do it right, then <code><nowiki><code></nowiki></code><code><nowiki><nowiki></nowiki></code><code><nowiki>'''Example'''</nowiki></code><code><nowiki></nowiki></nowiki></code><code><nowiki></code></nowiki></code> will look like <code><nowiki>'''Example'''</nowiki></code> instead of '''Example'''.


If this seems to complicated, simply click the button on the editing bar that looks like a W with a red line through it and type the text.
If this seems to complicated, simply click the button on the editing bar that looks like a W with a red line through it and type the text.