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A Gitea wiki supports GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM). When setting up a test page, it's best to include a variety of elements to ensure your CSS, rendering, and links are functioning correctly.

Below is a comprehensive template you can copy and paste directly into your Gitea wiki "Home" or "Test" page.

Please navigate using the links below:


Wiki Test Page

Welcome to the test page. This page is designed to verify the rendering capabilities of this Gitea instance's wiki engine.

1. Text Formatting

Standard text styles are essential for readability:

  • Bold Text using ** or __
  • Italic Text using * or _
  • ~~Strikethrough~~ using ~~
  • Inline Code using backticks

2. Lists and Tasks

Unordered List

  • Item A
    • Sub-item A1
    • Sub-item A2
  • Item B

Ordered List

  1. First step
  2. Second step
  3. Third step

Task List (Checkboxes)

  • Completed task
  • In-progress task
  • Planned task

3. Code Blocks

Gitea supports syntax highlighting for various languages.

Python Example:

def hello_gitea():
    greet = "Hello, Wiki!"
    print(greet)

hello_gitea()

Bash Example:

# Update the system
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y

4. Tables

Tables are useful for comparisons or data summaries.

Feature Support Note
Markdown Yes Native GFM
MathJax Depends Check app.ini settings
Emoji 🚀 Use :emoji_name:
Tables Yes Standard GFM

5. Blockquotes and Notices

This is a blockquote. It is often used for highlighting important notes or quoting documentation.

[!TIP] Some Gitea versions support special "Admonition" or "Alert" blocks (similar to GitHub).


  • External Link: Gitea Official Site
  • Internal Wiki Link: Page Name
  • User Mention: @user (Verify if this notifies the user in your instance)
  • Issue Reference: #1

7. Images

Note: Ensure your instance allows external image rendering or upload an image to the repository/wiki files.


8. Mathematical Formulas (LaTeX)

Note: This only works if your Gitea admin has enabled KaTeX or MathJax.


e^{i\pi} + 1 = 0

Last Updated: 2026-04-15