### Editing a page

Page title
  Type in the page title. This field is mandatory.
Excerpt
  This field is optional.
Content
  The content of your page. This field is mandatory.
Notes
  This text area is for personal use, for notes or memos. What you enter here will never be displayed on the blog..
Page status
  Allows you to choose your page's status:
  - pending: the publication status has not yet been decided.
  - scheduled: the page will be set online at the time and date set in the Published on field.
  - unpublished: the page is offline.
  - published: the page is online.
Published on
  Here you can change the page's publication date and time. If the page's status is scheduled, it will come online at the said date and time.
Text formating
  To choose the page syntax. Wiki is a simplified syntax and will be converted to valid xhtml ; Unless you have a perfect understanding of xhtml, we advise you to choose the wiki syntax. See the Wiki syntax reference for more information.
Accept comments
  Select this box to allow your visitors to comment the page. The corresponding global setting is to be found in the blog settings.
Accept trackbacks
  A trackback is a way to let a portion of your page as a comment on another blog. Select this box to allow others to trackback your page. The corresponding global setting is to be found in the blog settings.
Page position
  Allows to order pages according to this number. This field is used by Pages widget (Order by page position).
Page language
  The two character language code of your page. It defaults to your (as a user) language but you can change it to whatever language code you want, ie. "en" or "fr-qc". This code is used for the page's display, no check is made on it.
Page password
  You can enter a password for your page. A password protected page will not be displayed on your blog, it will only be reachable to those you will give the page url (see the view page link) and password.
Basename
  By clicking on its lock, you can unprotect this field and and choose another URL for your page. If the URL you're trying to use is already used by another page, a number will be added to it.

### Comments

Comment list
  On the Comments tab, you can read and change the status of your page's comments. If you're allowed to by the blog administrator, you will be able to set your comments online or offline, to delete them or to mark them as junk.
Add a comment
  On the Add a comment tab, you can reply to one of your page's comments without leaving your blog's backend. The syntax to be used here is plain, unlimited, xhtml. Use the fields as if you were modifying a comment.

### Wiki syntax reference

The wiki syntax is a way to enhance your text with a minimal set of tags, studied to cover the basic needs (titles, paragraphs, quotes, lists...)

Block elements
  - Leave an empty line between two similar blocks.
  - Paragraph: free text, ended by an empty line if another paragraph is to follow.
  - Title: `!!! title`, `!! title` or `! title`, allowing you to use three different levels of heading.
  - Horizontal line: `----`
  - Lists: Start each line with `*` or `#` for unnumbered or numbered lists respectively. List imbrication is done by mixing list markers this way:

        * item 1
        ** item 1.1
        * item 2
        *# item 2.1
        ...

  - Preformatted text: each line must start with a space.
  - Block quote: each line must start with a semicolon (`>`).
Formatting tags
  - Emphasis: two quotes `''text''`
  - Strong emphasis: two underscore `__text__`
  - New line: `%%%`
  - Insertion: two plusses `++text++`
  - Deletion: two minuses `--text--`
  - Link: `[url]`, `[name|url]`, `[name|url|language]` or `[name|url|languagee|title]`
  - Image: `((url|alternative text))`, `((url|alternative text|position))` or `((url|alternative text|position|long description))`.
    The position can be either L or G (left), R or D (right) or C (centered).
  - Anchor: `~anchor~`
  - Acronym: `??acronym|title??`
  - Inline HTML: two backquotes ```html code```
  - Inline quote: `{{quote}}`, `{{quote|language}}` or `{{quote|language|url}}`
  - Code: `@@code@@`
  - Footnotes: `$$footnote$$`
Unformatted text
  If you don't want one formatting character to be interpreted as such, add a `\` just before it. This way: `\[text in brackets without being a link\]`
HTML Code
  Even if you chose the wiki syntax, you may sometimes need a more powerful formatting, i.e. HTML syntax. Do it the following way:

      ///html
      <p style="color:red">my text in red</p>
      ///