Download (for older Tiki versions - Business is now included in the Tiki package):

• For Tiki 4 releases
• For Tiki 3 releases

The original HTML design that this Tiki theme is derived from actually has just the main content column and the right column of boxes, so to emulate that look, turn off the left column of the site. The column margins have been designed for that arrangement.




These are produced by standard Tiki wiki syntax:
{maketoc}:

h1 heading

Lorem ipsum sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Proin consequat libero. Phasellus porta diam id justo. In eget neque ut metus aliquet bibendum. Curabitur lacinia aliquam sem. Praesent aliquam. Morbi quis tellus. Vestibulum nec neque commodo metus sagittis ullamcorper. Maecenas turpis. Mauris quis leo. Maecenas id felis. Nulla nec nibh. Morbi facilisis. Cras in ipsum a felis ornare dapibus.

h2 heading

Nullam mi. Praesent vehicula consectetuer tortor. Mauris venenatis leo at metus. Ut sit amet enim. Aenean tortor orci, hendrerit a, eleifend quis, pharetra eu, felis.

h3 heading

Vestibulum dignissim. Praesent non magna id ipsum iaculis pharetra. Nam tristique vestibulum felis. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Fusce eget nisi. Nullam quis nisi.

h4 heading

Cras euismod lectus vel metus. Praesent gravida. Nunc molestie mattis justo. Curabitur ornare, felis et vulputate dapibus, leo est condimentum enim, blandit ultrices orci mauris at eros. Pellentesque eu arcu eu massa mattis rhoncus. Ut volutpat mi in ligula. Pellentesque vitae tellus quis nibh feugiat ornare. Nullam arcu. Pellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus et netus et malesuada fames ac turpis egestas.

• An unordered list item
  • A subitem

And some text

• Another item

. . . and more text . . .

• Item 3

. . . and some more text, to illustrate the line spacing.

1. An ordered list item
2. Another ordered list item
   1. item 2.1
   2. item 2.2
3. item 3
4. item 4
   • adding a unordered item
   • adding another unordered item
5. item 5

A table:

Row One, Column One	Row One, Column Two
Row Two, Column One	Row Two, Column Two

A link

And these are produced by wiki plugins:

A module (centered with "::" tags):




Quote plugin:


Code plugin:

{Hello World in Pascal}

program HelloWorld(output);
begin
  WriteLn('Hello World!');
end.

Normal table:

r1c1	r1c2	r1c3
r2c1	r2c2	r2c3
r3c1	r3c2	r3c3

{FANCYTABLE()} example:


PluginTabs