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If you do any searching for how to format text or other editing stuff, please include it here! We're all learning as we go.  
If you do any searching for how to format text or other editing stuff, please include it here! We're all learning as we go.  
I have included the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:FCKeditor_(Official) FCKeditor extension] to make things a bit easier on all of us. Press "Edit" at the top of this page, then "Rich Editor." That will give you a more user-friendly interface, and allow you to make changes without memorizing the markup language. (Though it is always good to know.)


Check out [[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Editing_toolbar Help:Editing Toolbar]] for the basic functions of the toolbar buttons at the top of the edit screen, and [[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/How_to_edit_a_page Wikimedia:How To Edit a Page]].  
Check out [[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Editing_toolbar Help:Editing Toolbar]] for the basic functions of the toolbar buttons at the top of the edit screen, and [[http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/How_to_edit_a_page Wikimedia:How To Edit a Page]].  


== Links ==
== Links ==


Quick reference (hit "edit" at the top of this page to see described punctuation):  
Quick reference (hit "edit" at the top of this page to see described punctuation):  
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**To show the link, just type the web address: http://google.com. This is considered bad form, though.
**To show the link, just type the web address: http://google.com. This is considered bad form, though.


== Page Layout ==
== Page Layout ==


*To create a bulleted list, place an asterisk before each item in the list.  
*To create a bulleted list, place an asterisk before each item in the list.  
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**To indent either list, use two (or three, or four) of the symbols before each item.  
**To indent either list, use two (or three, or four) of the symbols before each item.  
*To create a section header, place equal signs around the header. The more signs on either side, the smaller the header. Most section headers on this site use two.
*To create a section header, place equal signs around the header. The more signs on either side, the smaller the header. Most section headers on this site use two.
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= One set  =


= One set =
== Two sets  ==


== Two sets ==
=== Three  ===


=== Three ===
==== Four  ====


==== Four ====
===== Five =====
 
===== Five =====


====== Six ======
====== Six ======
 
</blockquote>
Check out the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Cheatsheet Wikipedia Cheatsheet] for more.
Check out the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Cheatsheet Wikipedia Cheatsheet] for more.

Latest revision as of 16:41, 11 July 2009

If you do any searching for how to format text or other editing stuff, please include it here! We're all learning as we go.

I have included the FCKeditor extension to make things a bit easier on all of us. Press "Edit" at the top of this page, then "Rich Editor." That will give you a more user-friendly interface, and allow you to make changes without memorizing the markup language. (Though it is always good to know.)

Check out [Help:Editing Toolbar] for the basic functions of the toolbar buttons at the top of the edit screen, and [Wikimedia:How To Edit a Page].

Links

Quick reference (hit "edit" at the top of this page to see described punctuation):

  • Two brackets on either side of a word or phrase will link to the WinsomeWiki page with that title (it must be exact; "AP Lang" will not direct to AP English Language, but to a page that I have redirected to AP English Language.
    • To redirect a page, include "#redirect [[pagename]]" at the top of the page you wish to redirect.
  • To link/refer to a website, use single brackets, e.g., [http://google.com] becomes [1].
    • To name the link, use the single brackets around the hyperlink and the words you want to link. [http://google.com Google] becomes Google.
    • To show the link, just type the web address: http://google.com. This is considered bad form, though.

Page Layout

  • To create a bulleted list, place an asterisk before each item in the list.
  • To create a numbered list, place a pound sign before each item.
    • To indent either list, use two (or three, or four) of the symbols before each item.
  • To create a section header, place equal signs around the header. The more signs on either side, the smaller the header. Most section headers on this site use two.

One set

Two sets

Three

Four

Five
Six

Check out the Wikipedia Cheatsheet for more.