# Example page

Find all the details how to properly format a documentation page here.

This is a normal paragraph. You can wrap it in p-tags or just write it without. Both should work fine.

You can add internal links to headlines like this. In case you want to link to an external page (a page not hosted by us under www.simscale.com), then please use the following format:

And if you want to add a link to normal text, it works similarly for internal and external links.

## Lists

This is how you add ordered and unordered lists:

And the same for an ordered (numbered) list:

1. Normal text

## Images

The link tag allows the user to open the image in its original size on click. Always add a caption and an alt text. The alt text describes what you see on the image; the caption adds context.

You can add an image via the media library and add the caption to it via the viasual editor.

## Tables

This is how you add a table:

 test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test test

## Formulas

You can add formulas in their own line via:

$$Xmax−XminNx=Ymax−YminNy=Zmax−ZminNz$$

or add them inline via: $$E=mc^2$$

for both of those methods you need to initialize mathjax first via adding [ mathjax ] (without spaces) in the content. (Ideally in the beginning)

## Code block

.wife {
right:100%;
margin:0;
}


## Highlighted content

Important Information

Use this as the default box style.

Important Information

Use this for positive highlights.

Important Information

Use this for important warning messages.

Important Information with formulas

Example of a formula inline: $$E=mc^2$$
Or on their own line: $$A_{SI} = \frac{1}{3600} \cdot \frac{1}{10^{6n}} \cdot A_{MPa\;h}$$ Notice that you have to add double back-slashes inside boxes to make mathjax work properly.

References

• BCA, ‘BCA GreenMark Non-Residential Buildings NRB: 2015 Technical Guide and Requirements’. Building Construction Authority, 02-Nov-2016.
• Y. Tominaga et al., ‘AIJ Guidelines For Practical Applications of CFD to Pedestrian Wind Environment Around Buildings’, Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, vol. 96, no. 10, pp. 1749–1761, Oct. 2008.