example.trp

Hello, this is a file to test out TV Tropes's markup format. Information is taken from Administrivia/TextFormattingRules. Outdated formatting will not be considered.

The last word of this sentence is a %comment%

%% This entire line is a comment

! Level 1 Heading
!! Level 2 Heading
!!! Level 3 Heading

Start with a horizontal line

---

* Bullet lists can start with asterisks
+ But can also use plus signs
** Multiple of the same type leads to indendation. 
+++ Indentation beyond the third-level is against the rules

This is ''italic'', this is '''bold''', and this is @@monospace@@. The size of text can also be [[--reduced--]]. However, [=EscapeSequence=] means the inside is not interpreted.

[=CamelCase=] is usually some sort of Administrivia/WikiWord to be linked to. The {{Plot}} is a wikiword with only one work, but the curly braces make it work.

Many text formatting features use square brackets as well, such as
[[spoiler:spoilers]], colors like [[red: Red]], [[VideoGames piped internal links]], [[https://example.com/ piped external links]]. You
can also link domains like Test.{{Trope}} or Main/VideoGames. Another example of this is [=[[redirect:VideoGames=], but actually doing this is probably good in a sandbox.

A lot of things seem to follow this format, like [[subscript:subscript]]. Perhaps they can be generalized.


A [[note]] can hide text [[/note]], but only a [[labelnote: Label Note]] can change what the outside looks like [[/labelnote]]. Make sure it's closed!

In just the forums, [[quoteblock]] a quoteblock does quotes [[/quoteblock]].

Of course, don't forget about folders.
[[folder: open]]
Surprise inside!
[[/folder]]

There's also [[index]] [[/index]] used for pages that index tropes.