Does any text editor (such as Notepad++) syntax highlight MediaWiki code? This might not be strictly programming related though the Wiki script is a language by itself.
Text formatting. To ''italicize text'', put two consecutive apostrophes on each side of it. Three apostrophes each side will '''bold the text'''. Five consecutive apostrophes on each side (two for italics plus three for bold) produces '''''bold italics'''''.
A text editor is a computer program that lets a user enter, change, store, and usually print text (characters and numbers, each encoded by the computer and its input and output devices, arranged to have meaning to users or to other programs).
What kind of markup language does Wikipedia use? Wikipedia uses a very simple markup based on UseModWiki.
Wikitext is the main markup language used to format content on Fandom. It can be used to add photos, tables, bold styles, links, and many other visual changes. It's not necessary to know wikitext in order to edit a page: you can use the VisualEditor to avoid it.
I think you want Wikipedia:Text editor support - How to set up specific editors for Wikipedia editing.
At least 8 text editors support MediaWiki syntax highlighting:
Mac OSX
There is also a MediaWiki JavaScript add-on called wikEd that does syntax highlighting inside the MediaWiki edit box.
I hate to say it, being an avid Vim user, but Emacs supports wiki markup.
Edit Hold on a second, there is syntax highlighting for Vim too
http://fvue.nl/wiki/MediaWiki_syntax_highlighting_with_Vim
YAY!
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