"
Team:British Columbia/Team:Wiki Editing Guide
From 2012.igem.org
m (moved Team:British Columbia/Team:Wiki Guide to Team:British Columbia/Team:Wiki Editing Guide: title/pagename consistency) |
(→Page Headings) |
||
| (One intermediate revision not shown) | |||
| Line 9: | Line 9: | ||
==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 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> | 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]]. If a page contains templates, you'll see them mentioned at the bottom of the edit page. | + | 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 navigation 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== | ==Page Headings== | ||
You can give your page heirarhcical headings by enclosing the headings in <nowiki>==</nowiki> | You can give your page heirarhcical headings by enclosing the headings in <nowiki>==</nowiki> | ||
| - | The page title is the primary heading | + | The page's title is the primary heading |
| + | |||
==Secondary Headings== | ==Secondary Headings== | ||
are generated by <i><nowiki>==Secondary Headings==</nowiki></i>. | are generated by <i><nowiki>==Secondary Headings==</nowiki></i>. | ||
===Tertiary Headings=== | ===Tertiary Headings=== | ||
are generated by <i><nowiki>===Tertiary Headings===</nowiki></i>, and so on. | are generated by <i><nowiki>===Tertiary Headings===</nowiki></i>, and so on. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:24, 12 July 2012
Here's a good [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Cheatsheet cheatsheet].
Contents |
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 navigation 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's title is the primary heading
Secondary Headings
are generated by ==Secondary Headings==.
Tertiary Headings
are generated by ===Tertiary Headings===, and so on.
