Because of the lack of documentation/support on how to format board posts on audiotool using [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Wikitext Wikitext], here's a quick guide on how to get started adding flare to your posts! Note that this post is simply a modified version of the aforementioned link for audiotool specifically. Also, this post will be updated as new formats are added/discovered.

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Text Formatting

Wikitext only supports bold and italic text formatting. Both of which use the apostrophe ('), three (3) and two (2) respectively.

Bold

: "'I'm Bold"'

Italics

: "I'm Italic"

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Links (External)

All links on the board can be formatted either by simply pasting them into the editor or surrounding them with square brackets ([ ]). The latter provides support for more customization in formatting.

NOTE: All links to audiotool board rooms or posts will be formatted with their respective names by default

Named Link

: [ https://www.audiotool.com/ visit Audiotool ]

Bare Link

: https://www.audiotool.com/

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Layout

Headings

Headings, like the one above, can be rendered using equal signs (=) on either side of the target text. In accordance with HTML tags, there are six (6) headings.
: =Heading 1=
: ==Heading 2==
: ===Heading 3===
: ====Heading 4====
: =====Heading 5=====
: ======Heading 6======

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Horizontal Rules

Horizontal rules, or dividing lines, can be rendered using four (4) dashes (-)
: ----

Line Breaks

Unlike your profile bio or track descriptions, breaks between lines must be separated by an empty line

NOTE: If you want a space between lines, you can use the following symbol across audiotool: (‍‍‍ )
: I am a
:  
: broken line

Indentation

Indents (equivalent of pressing tab at the beginning of a new line) can be achieved with a colon ":". You can increase the indent by adding colons.
: : 1st Indent
:: :: 2nd Indent
::: :::... nth Indent

Lists

Both ordered and unordered lists can be rendered by using the asterisk "*" and hash "#" symbols respectively

=Ordered Lists=

# Item 1

# Item 2

# Item 3...

=Unordered Lists=

• • Item 1
• • Item 2
• • Item 3...

=Description Lists=

Description lists, used to pair terms and definitions or points with an idea, can be rendered using the colon ":" and semicolon ";" respectively
; ; Term/Idea
: : Definition 1/Point 1
: : Definition 2/Point 2
: : Definition 3/Point 3...