Diaspora/Website
-
That’s all, folks! Thanks a lot for reading this getting started guide. We hope it has been useful to you and that you now feel comfortable using diaspora* as your new online home. If there’s anything else you want to know about any aspect of using diaspora*, try our in-app help section – go to your user menu in the header bar and select <span class="click">Help</span> from the drop-down menu.
That’s all, folks! Thanks a lot for reading this getting started guide. We hope it has been useful to you and that you now feel comfortable using diaspora* as your new online home. If there’s anything else you want to know about any aspect of using diaspora*, try our in-app help section – go to your user menu in the header bar and select
<span class="click">Help</span>from the drop-down menu.就這樣，朋友！感謝你閱讀這份入門指南。希望內容對你有用，把 diaspora* 當做你線上的新家，祝你使用愉快。如果有其他你想了解的事，可以看看我們在豆莢上的說明頁面，位在標題欄的使用者選單裡，從下拉式選單點一下<span class="click">說明</span>就可以進入了。 -
If you have any questions that haven’t been answered, feel free to make a public post on diaspora* including the <span class="click">#help</span> and <span class="click">#question</span> tags so that other community members can try to help you. There’s a wonderful, generous community out there!
If you have any questions that haven’t been answered, feel free to make a public post on diaspora* including the
<span class="click">#help</span>and<span class="click">#question</span>tags so that other community members can try to help you. There’s a wonderful, generous community out there!如果你有其他疑難雜症，隨時歡迎在 diaspora* 上貼文求助，只要加上<span class="click">#救命</span>或是<span class="click">#問題</span>的標籤，其他的社群成員可能就會來幫助你喔，我們的社群是很神奇又海派的！ -
Formatting text
Formatting text
-
Formatting text
Formatting text
-
On diaspora* it’s possible to format your text in status messages, comments and conversations using a simplified mark-up system called Markdown. This page gives an introduction to the codes used to create this formatting.
On diaspora* it’s possible to format your text in status messages, comments and conversations using a simplified mark-up system called Markdown. This page gives an introduction to the codes used to create this formatting.
-
The first thing to note is that you must use two line breaks between paragraphs (except items in a list), otherwise the paragraps will run together. If you really want just one line break between two paragraphs, add two spaces at the end of the first paragraph.
The first thing to note is that you must use two line breaks between paragraphs (except items in a list), otherwise the paragraps will run together. If you really want just one line break between two paragraphs, add two spaces at the end of the first paragraph.
-
This is where the <span class="click">Preview</span> button comes in really handy. Try some formatting, preview it, work out what isn’t right, fix it, and preview again, until you’re happy!
This is where the
<span class="click">Preview</span>button comes in really handy. Try some formatting, preview it, work out what isn’t right, fix it, and preview again, until you’re happy! -
In the examples below, you can copy the text in the grey areas and paste it into the publisher in diaspora* and use the <span class="click">Preview</span> button to try out some formatting.
In the examples below, you can copy the text in the grey areas and paste it into the publisher in diaspora* and use the
<span class="click">Preview</span>button to try out some formatting. -
Headings
Headings
-
You can add first-, second- and third-level headings to your message by placing a hash symbol (#) at the start of a line, as follows:
You can add first-, second- and third-level headings to your message by placing a hash symbol (#) at the start of a line, as follows:
-
An extremely large header
An extremely large header
-
Half as big as the one above
Half as big as the one above
-
Twice the size of normal text
Twice the size of normal text
-
Make sure to leave a space between the hashes and your text, to avoid creating a #tag instead of a heading. The heading ends once you hit enter to proceed to the next line.
Make sure to leave a space between the hashes and your text, to avoid creating a #tag instead of a heading. The heading ends once you hit enter to proceed to the next line.
-
Lists
Lists
-
To create an bulleted list, place either *, + or - in front of each line you want as part of the list.
To create an bulleted list, place either *, + or - in front of each line you want as part of the list.
-
It’s also possible to make numbered lists by placing “1.”, “2.”, etc. in front of the list items. To create a numbered list, the numbers must have periods/full stops after them.
It’s also possible to make numbered lists by placing “1.”, “2.”, etc. in front of the list items. To create a numbered list, the numbers must have periods/full stops after them.
-
Again, make sure to leave a space between the “bullet” character and the text on each line, and to leave a line space between the list and any preceding/following text, otherwise it will not work.
Again, make sure to leave a space between the “bullet” character and the text on each line, and to leave a line space between the list and any preceding/following text, otherwise it will not work.
-
This is how to create a bulleted list:
This is how to create a bulleted list:
-
item one;
item one;