### Relative link example to Style Guide Source: https://wiki.sp-tushonka.com/Style_Guide Example of a relative link to a page on the same wiki. ```markdown Read the SPT Wiki's [Style Guide](/Style_Guide) to see how you can contribute to the Wiki. ``` -------------------------------- ### External link example to Style Guide Source: https://wiki.sp-tushonka.com/Style_Guide Example of an external link to the SPT Wiki Style Guide page. ```markdown Read the SPT Wiki's [Style Guide](https://wiki.sp-tarkov.com/en/Style_Guide) to see how you can contribute to the Wiki. ``` -------------------------------- ### Relative link example to Profiles page section Source: https://wiki.sp-tushonka.com/Style_Guide Example of relative links to a section and a page on the wiki. ```markdown Read the [Mods](/SPT_4x/Profiles#mods) section of the [Profiles](/SPT_4x/Profiles) page. ``` -------------------------------- ### Relative link example to Known Mod Issues Source: https://wiki.sp-tushonka.com/Style_Guide Example of a relative link to a specific page on the wiki. ```markdown See [Known Mod Issues in SPT 4.0](/SPT_40/Known_Mod_Issues_40) for a solution. ``` -------------------------------- ### Use
to separate image from text Source: https://wiki.sp-tushonka.com/Style_Guide This example shows how to use the `
` tag to add vertical space between an image and preceding text. The first image lacks the `
` and sits directly against the text; the second image uses `
` to create a gap. The images are left-aligned with a width of 200 pixels. ```html Here is an image without the use of `
`: image title Notice how the top text is right against the image.
image title And this image, with the use of `
` has space above between it and the text. ``` -------------------------------- ### boot.config default contents Source: https://wiki.sp-tushonka.com/SPT_4x/Performance_Tuning Default contents of boot.config in [game folder]\EscapeFromTarkov_Data. Editing this file brings no performance improvements; keep it as shown to avoid issues. ```ini gfx-enable-gfx-jobs=1 gfx-enable-native-gfx-jobs=1 wait-for-native-debugger=0 hdr-display-enabled=0 gc-max-time-slice=3 single-instance= build-guid=[some ID] ``` -------------------------------- ### Markdown header sizes with usage notes Source: https://wiki.sp-tushonka.com/Style_Guide Shows all six Markdown header sizes with usage notes. The largest is for 'See also' sections, the second largest for section headings, and the third for separating larger lists. The fourth and smaller are too small for headings. ```markdown # Largest heading Useful for the "See also" section. If a section on a page could use this header size, consider making it a separate page instead. ## Second largest The perfect size for section headings. All headings on this page use this size. ### Third largest To separate larger lists which might required external linking to. Use instead of ordered/unordered lists. #### Forth largest It's too small to work as a heading. Same applies for the two smaller headings. ##### Fifth largest ###### Sixth largest ``` -------------------------------- ### Markdown external link syntax Source: https://wiki.sp-tushonka.com/Style_Guide Basic Markdown syntax for creating an external link. Replace 'clickable word' with the display text and 'website url' with the target URL. ```markdown [clickable word](website url) ``` -------------------------------- ### Markdown header for new pages Source: https://wiki.sp-tushonka.com/how_to_contribute Required YAML front matter for new pages. The file must have the .md extension and include this header at the beginning. Only the title and description fields need to be edited; date and dateCreated should be updated to the page's creation date but are not strictly necessary. ```markdown --- title: title description: summary published: true date: 2025-10-12T12:00:00.000Z tags: editor: markdown dateCreated: 2025-10-12T12:00:00.000Z --- ``` -------------------------------- ### SPT version disclaimer Source: https://wiki.sp-tushonka.com/Style_Guide Place this disclaimer at the top of a page to indicate the SPT version it applies to. Replace `4.0` with the appropriate version, or use `This page applies to any SPT version` if it applies to all versions. ```markdown > This page applies to SPT version `4.0` {.is-info} ``` -------------------------------- ### Basic Markdown table Source: https://wiki.sp-tushonka.com/Style_Guide Basic Markdown table with a separator row. The first line is required for the table to render. Spaces around words and the dash are optional but improve readability. ```markdown | - | - | | | ham | burger | | ham | hamham | hamburger | | burger | burgerham | burgerburger | ``` -------------------------------- ### Embed external image with HTML Source: https://wiki.sp-tushonka.com/Style_Guide Use this HTML to embed an image hosted on an external website, centered with a width of 400 pixels. The style attribute centers the image and removes surrounding text flow. ```html image title ``` -------------------------------- ### Markdown table with multiline cell using
Source: https://wiki.sp-tushonka.com/Style_Guide Markdown table using the HTML
tag for multiline cell content. The first line is necessary for the table to work, and extra spaces around
must be avoided because they are rendered in the final text. ```markdown | - | - | | hamburger | Ingredients:
Ham
Burger | ``` -------------------------------- ### Markdown table with highlighted header row Source: https://wiki.sp-tushonka.com/Style_Guide Markdown table with the separator row moved to the second line, which highlights the top row. The first line is still required for the table to work. ```markdown | | ham | burger | | - | - | | ham | hamham | hamburger | | burger | burgerham | burgerburger | ``` -------------------------------- ### Embed centered image with HTML Source: https://wiki.sp-tushonka.com/Style_Guide Use this HTML to embed an image centered on the page with a width of 400 pixels. The style attribute centers the image and removes surrounding text flow. ```html image title ``` -------------------------------- ### Center caption text with HTML div Source: https://wiki.sp-tushonka.com/Style_Guide Use this HTML to create a centered caption underneath an image. The text inside the div is centered horizontally. ```html
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