This new feature gives another option of posting images. Now each image doesn't need to be on its own line, you can also post a group of images.
Side-by-Side (Inline) Images:


First image uses 3 dashes (---), rest use 2 (--).
I've made a few changes and updates:
Preview Mode: I have removed those distracting slashes from preview mode.
Lists: I have added the list tag. You can learn about this on Understanding Wiki-Code.
P Tag: I have added a paragraph tag to force a double linebreak. You can now properly space out quotes, etc. (Also on Understanding Wiki-Code)
Without P Tag:
With P Tag:
I have added a preview button to both the "Add Page" and "Edit Page" pages. You can now check your changes before actually submitting them.
My parser has been coming along very nicely. I am basically finished with all of the RC1 features I had planned for it. My most recent feature for it was putting in the ++code++ tag. Any code inbetween this tag is not affected by my parser, so once can display sample Wiki-Code and not have it automatically change.
My submission system is getting there as well. The "Add New Page" page is complete, so now content is able to be added directly through the site.
The "Edit" page is also almost complete. This was one of the bigger features to implement, as I had to also build in the revision and history system.
I've been updating to this log all day. Been doing a lot of work. I now have the revision system and history system complete. One may now see the history of changes made to any page.
I have been tweaking the CSS code for the site, as well as adding some new code. I have added some more styling for the code and note tags; they look pretty cool.
Today I also wrote up the formatting page. This page goes through all the Wiki-Code tags and shows examples, etc. It's nice:
I've changed the footer style a little to avoid the menu being overlapped by it in IE when the body isn't long enough.
The login system is in place and working very nicely. The login bar is at the top of the page built into the header area, so you can login from any page. If you are already logged in then in replace of the login form you'll see a "Welcome, Name" to show you are logged in (and as what user).
Every page refresh/change checks your login information against the information in the mySQL DB. If someone tries to modify their cookies to spoof a user after their logged in, etc. they will be flagged and the page won't load (they'll get an error message instead).
Logging in won't interupt your reading. You can login from any page, and as soon as you press submit you will be logged in and loaded on the exact same page you were just at.
MAIN PANEL
SEARCH PANEL
USER PANEL
LINKS PANEL