How to enter tags

Tags are used in web programming for transfer of commands to a content management system (CMS) or directly to the browser. That these commands were executed, but not displayed, they separate in advance stipulated characters. Instruction 1. By drawing up pages on HTML markup language for separation of tags from the text use angle brackets. Before a command put the opening angle bracket, and after it - closing. If a command difficult, conclude in such brackets all design, for example: . To cancel action of the tag, put before it the virgule sent from the lower left corner to right top, for example, so: . Such line is called a direct slash (there is also the return, sent from the upper left corner to right lower). 2. There are three types of brackets used in a markup language of Wiki at once: angular, square and figured. In all cases the command begins with an open parenthesis and is completed closing the same view. Angle brackets are left for compatibility with the HTML language, and by drawing up Wiki-pages it is possible to use almost all tags of this language. But if in the Wiki language there is an equivalent command, it is better to use it, for example, instead of a design ... use a design ''' '''.... Place references to the pages placed out of a resource, for example in single square brackets: [http://site.domain/something.html Link to the external page]. The same brackets, but double, use for links to pages within the same website, an insert of images (only within the server), etc., for example: [[mechanism]] or [[Image: Something.jpg | thumb]]. Apply double braces to an insert of links and templates, for example: {{there are no sources } }. 3. In the majority of forums it is possible to use tags of the HTML language, replacing angle brackets square, for example: [b]... [/b]. Consider that thus not all commands work. Some of them are written a little differently, than in the HTML language, for example, the image is inserted so: [img] of http://site.domain/something.jpg [/img], and the link - so: [url=http://site.domain/something.html] External reference [/url]. Sometimes commands in square brackets are called bb-tags, from the English bulletin board. 4. Some resources, for example, blogs and forums, allow use of the HTML, Wiki and bb tags alternately. In this case look through rules of the website to learn what commands are supported it by "engine".