# Overview

The purpose of this wiki is to demonstrate how we can create wiki content from which we can also generate slides for building a Moose manual. The following Sections detail the various aspects we need to be able to support such as math, images, and code samples. The trick is doing this in a way that is supported both on the mooseframework.org and the slide generator.

# Math

An inline formula $$\int_a^bf(x)dx$$$with some test on both sides. $$e$$$ starting equation.
An ending equation $$x$$\$

A formula: -\left( \psi, \nabla \cdot k(x)\nabla u \right) = \left( \nabla\psi, k(x)\nabla u \right) - \langle \psi, k(x)\nabla u \cdot \hat{n} \rangle

Another formula: \underbrace{\left(\nabla\psi, k\nabla u \right)}_{Kernel} - \underbrace{\langle\psi, k\nabla u\cdot \hat{n} \rangle}_{BC} + \underbrace{\left(\psi, \vec{\beta} \cdot \nabla u\right)}_{Kernel} - \underbrace{\left(\psi, f\right)}_{Kernel} = 0

Multiline: \begin{align} B &= -\nabla \times E,\\ E &= \nabla \times B - 4\pi j, \end{align}

# Code

In-line code looks like this for some MooseObject.

We can also do code blocks

void
Kernel::computeOffDiagJacobianScalar(unsigned int jvar)
{
DenseMatrix<Number> & ke = _assembly.jacobianBlock(_var.number(), jvar);
MooseVariableScalar & jv = _sys.getScalarVariable(_tid, jvar);

for (_i = 0; _i < _test.size(); _i++)
for (_j = 0; _j < jv.order(); _j++)
for (_qp = 0; _qp < _qrule->n_points(); _qp++)
ke(_i, _j) += _JxW[_qp] * _coord[_qp] * computeQpOffDiagJacobian(jvar);
}


# Images

Example 20: UserObjects demonstrates the creation and use of a custom UserObject, the results of which at 4 and 10 timesteps are shown below.

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