Test Subject is the complete component test for SSO wiki articles. It demonstrates authoring syntax without assigning the examples to a canonical subject.

Identification

The typed-link framework distinguishes characters, countries, locations, relics, shards, stories, religions, categories, and timeline entries.

Recorded description

This is the outside margin-note component. In SSO it uses the sticky-note asset.
FeatureRecorded valueConfidence
EyesUnknownLow
HairUnknownNone
Stature164 cmMedium
Distinguishing marksNone recordedHigh

Inline formatting

Standard bold, italic, inline code, Markdown deletion, external links, and footnotes1 remain available. Extended notation includes wiki italic, wiki bold, wiki bold italic, highlighting, superscript, subscript, small capitals, concealed text, ENA, 1 January 1900, and [citation needed].

A MediaWiki-style external link is also accepted: labelled external source.

  • Unordered list item
  • Second unordered item
  1. Ordered list item
  2. Second ordered item
  • Completed task
  • Incomplete task

Wikitext forms

Wikitext subsection

Wikitext headings use two to six equals signs. A whole-line heading is distinct from inline highlighting.

This quotation uses named fields for its text and attribution.

Example speaker, Example source
ENA
An example description-list term and definition.
Record status
A first definition can follow the term on a separate line.
A term may have more than one definition.
Example Wikitext image
A MediaWiki-style image with responsive alignment and a caption.

The image remains in the article flow, opens in the shared lightbox, and returns to full-width placement on narrow screens.

Notices and notes

This is an ordinary Markdown block quotation.

This is the styled pull-quotation component.

Example source

Images and galleries

Example left-aligned image
Left-aligned article image

The explicit image component floats beside prose at desktop sizes and returns to the article flow on narrow screens.

Ordinary Markdown image
Ordinary Markdown image with caption

Reference boxes

Source extracts
  • First register entry
  • Second register entry
  • Third register entry
  • Fourth register entry
  • Fifth register entry
  • Sixth register entry
  • Seventh register entry
  • Eighth register entry
  • Ninth register entry
  • Tenth register entry
Expandable supplement

This disclosure holds secondary material without lengthening the visible article.

It accepts paragraphs and typed links such as a timeline reference.

Subject
The person described by the record.
Source
A document, interview, or observation used by the article.
Confidence
The assessed reliability of an entry.

This is the first column of parallel reading text. It can hold a compact comparison, transcription, or glossary.

This is the second column. On narrow screens the columns return to a single reading order.

First transcribed line,
second transcribed line,
 
a deliberate stanza break.

Secondary infoboxes

The monarch form follows the compact title, office, reign, family, and styles hierarchy used by Wikipedia while retaining optional tabs.

The conflict form pairs opposing belligerents, commanders, units, strength, and casualties.

The campaign box supplies compact navigation beside a related conflict article.

The sidebar infobox is a general secondary box for article-specific reference material.

The fenced wiki-box form uses the same modular field parser.

The sidebar navigation variant floats like a compact campaign series box.

Equations

Inline mathematics renders as E=mc2E = mc^2 and remains part of the surrounding sentence.

P(AB)=P(BA)P(A)P(B)P(A \mid B) = \frac{P(B \mid A)P(A)}{P(B)} E=ρε0\nabla \cdot \mathbf{E} = \frac{\rho}{\varepsilon_0}

Footnotes

  1. Example footnote text.