Instiki question

[Manfred Lotz]

Ho can I force Instiki to render a word like FreeBSD
as FreeBSD instead of Free BSD?

 

[Austin Ziegler]

Ho can I force Instiki to render a word like FreeBSD
as FreeBSD instead of Free BSD?

Escape it. IIRC, this is \FreeBSD.

-austin

 

[Manfred Lotz]

Escape it. IIRC, this is \FreeBSD.

Thanks. That works.

But can I use (e.g. FreeBSD) it as a wiki word and rendered like FreeBSD
instead of Free BSD?

 

[Mikael Brockman]

Ho can I force Instiki to render a word like FreeBSD
as FreeBSD instead of Free BSD?

I recall an option to disable WikiWords in favor of [[these things]],
but I could be mistaken.

 

[David Heinemeier Hansson]

But can I use (e.g. FreeBSD) it as a wiki word and rendered like

FreeBSD
instead of Free BSD?

Only if you use [[FreeBSD]]. And for that to work well, you need to run
with "brackets only" turned on at the Edit Web screen. With that turned
on, you don't need to escape anything. But at the same time, the
regular wiki links like FreeBSD won't automatically become a link.
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[Manfred Lotz]

But can I use (e.g. FreeBSD) it as a wiki word and rendered like
FreeBSD
instead of Free BSD?

Only if you use [[FreeBSD]]. And for that to work well, you need to run
with "brackets only" turned on at the Edit Web screen. With that turned
on, you don't need to escape anything. But at the same time, the
regular wiki links like FreeBSD won't automatically become a link.

Even with "brackets only" turned on [[FreeBSD]] looks like: Free BSD