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	==Namespace Rules==		==Namespace Rules==
-	The 2012 iGEM wiki is shared by all the teams. The way they manage this chaos is by assigning every team a namespace. Accordingly, the [https://2012.igem.org/Requirements/Wiki rules] say we should start all of our pages with '''Team:British_Columbia'''. So do it!	+	The 2012 iGEM wiki is shared by all the teams. The way they manage this chaos is by assigning every team a namespace. Accordingly, the [https://2012.igem.org/Requirements/Wiki rules] say we should start all of our pages with ''Team:British_Columbia''. So do it! Again:
		+	*Name your pages "Team:British_Columbia/''yourpagename''"
	==Templates==		==Templates==
-	The group of links at the top of the page is a template. Templates are blocks of wiki that you can easily embed in other pages. You can put the link template in a page by entering: <blockquote><code><nowiki>{{Template:Team:British_Columbia_Header}}</nowiki></code></blockquote>	+	The group of links at the top of the page is a template. Templates are blocks of wiki that you can easily embed in other pages. You include a template in a page by entering the template name enclosed in curly brackets. For example, the header we put at the top of every page is embedded by entering: <blockquote><code><nowiki>{{Template:Team:British_Columbia_Header}}</nowiki></code></blockquote>
-	You can edit the a template by going to its wiki page and clicking the edit link at the top. Here's a link to the header template: [[Template:Team:British_Columbia_Header]]	+	You can edit the a template by going to its wiki page and clicking the edit link at the top. Here's a link to the header template: [[Template:Team:British_Columbia_Header]]. If a page contains templates, you'll see them mentioned at the bottom of the edit page.
-	Future guidebits: Page headings, google docs	+	==Page Headings==
		+	You can give your page heirarhcical headings by enclosing the headings in <nowiki>==</nowiki>
		+	The page title is the primary heading
		+	==Secondary Headings==
		+	are generated by <i><nowiki>==Secondary Headings==</nowiki></i>.
		+	===Tertiary Headings===
		+	are generated by <i><nowiki>===Tertiary Headings===</nowiki></i>, and so on.

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Revision as of 21:42, 4 July 2012

Here's a good cheatsheet.

Contents 1 Namespace Rules 2 Templates 3 Page Headings 4 Secondary Headings 4.1 Tertiary Headings

Namespace Rules

The 2012 iGEM wiki is shared by all the teams. The way they manage this chaos is by assigning every team a namespace. Accordingly, the rules say we should start all of our pages with Team:British_Columbia. So do it! Again:

• Name your pages "Team:British_Columbia/yourpagename"

Templates

The group of links at the top of the page is a template. Templates are blocks of wiki that you can easily embed in other pages. You include a template in a page by entering the template name enclosed in curly brackets. For example, the header we put at the top of every page is embedded by entering:

{{Template:Team:British_Columbia_Header}}

You can edit the a template by going to its wiki page and clicking the edit link at the top. Here's a link to the header template: Template:Team:British_Columbia_Header. If a page contains templates, you'll see them mentioned at the bottom of the edit page.

Page Headings

You can give your page heirarhcical headings by enclosing the headings in == The page title is the primary heading

Secondary Headings

are generated by ==Secondary Headings==.

Tertiary Headings

are generated by ===Tertiary Headings===, and so on.