Team:Bielefeld-Germany/Example

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==Creating a table and other useful hints==
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===Tables===
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Let´s create a table. Because tables are pretty.
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===Enumerations and Lists===
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And we can do more. Enumerations!
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Let´s create a table. Because tables are pretty.<br><br>
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* enumeration yeah
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* enumeration yeah
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** enumeration yeah yeah
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** enumeration yeah yeah
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* enumeration yeah
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* enumeration yeah
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## and one two three four
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===Links===
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There are two important possibilities to include a link in your text. The first one is to refer to a wiki page, for example our [[Team:Bielefeld-Germany | home]] page. You can also refer to an external page. And there wouldn't be a better example than our [http://2012.igem-bielefeld.de/ german homepage]. :)
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===Did we talk about pictures yet?===
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One of the most important things is to include pictures or diagrams. The first step is to uplade your picture. Use the "Upload" button at the bottom of each iGEM-page (remember: Uploading a picture is only possible if you are logged in). When uploading you have to make sure to have the appropriate rigths and to start the file name with Bielefeld2012_(and here comes the actual name). And now you decide how to arrange the picture and include it in the webpage:<br/>
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Now, a little more senseless text: Cheese, onion, pizza, food in general! Let´s close this with a picture.
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[[File:Bielefeld2012_Discodopsis.jpg|200px|thumb|center|Discodopsis likes the dance floor!]]
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===Some more facts to make your text even more prettier===
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Your text can be written in ''italics'', '''bold''' (or '''''both of it'''''), <span style="text-decoration: underline;">underlined</span> or <strike> striked</strike>. Also you can arrange your text
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There are a lot more stylistic goodies to arrange your text like this horizontal line above. If there is anything missing in this example page have a look at the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting/ MediaWiki help page] or the german analog at [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilfe:Textgestaltung/ Wikipedia]. Have fun with creating and editing your own text :)

Latest revision as of 09:12, 12 August 2012

I am a centered header (Getting started)

See how awesome justification is: Awesome justification! Awesome justification! Awesome justification! See how awesome justification is: Awesome justification! Awesome justification! Awesome justification! See how awesome justification is: Awesome justification! Awesome justification! Awesome justification! See how awesome justification is: Awesome justification! Awesome justification! Awesome justification! See how awesome justification is: Awesome justification! Awesome justification! Awesome justification! See how awesome justification is: Awesome justification! Awesome justification! Awesome justification!

See how awesome justification is: Awesome justification! Awesome justification! Awesome justification! See how awesome justification is: Awesome justification! Awesome justification! Awesome justification! See how awesome justification is: Awesome justification! Awesome justification! Awesome justification! See how awesome justification is: Awesome justification! Awesome justification! Awesome justification! See how awesome justification is: Awesome justification! Awesome justification! Awesome justification! See how awesome justification is: Awesome justification! Awesome justification! Awesome justification!

Creating a table and other useful hints

Tables

Let´s create a table. Because tables are pretty.

column header 1 column header 2 column header 3
the first row a column another column
the second row a column another column
the third row a column another column


Enumerations and Lists

And we can do more. Enumerations!

  • enumeration yeah
  • enumeration yeah
    • enumeration yeah yeah
    • enumeration yeah yeah
  • enumeration yeah
  • enumeration yeah


Or do you prefer lists like this one?

  1. one
  2. two
    1. and one two three four
  3. let's rock!


Links

There are two important possibilities to include a link in your text. The first one is to refer to a wiki page, for example our home page. You can also refer to an external page. And there wouldn't be a better example than our [http://2012.igem-bielefeld.de/ german homepage]. :)


Did we talk about pictures yet?

One of the most important things is to include pictures or diagrams. The first step is to uplade your picture. Use the "Upload" button at the bottom of each iGEM-page (remember: Uploading a picture is only possible if you are logged in). When uploading you have to make sure to have the appropriate rigths and to start the file name with Bielefeld2012_(and here comes the actual name). And now you decide how to arrange the picture and include it in the webpage:

Discodopsis likes the dance floor!


Some more facts to make your text even more prettier

Your text can be written in italics, bold (or both of it), underlined or striked. Also you can arrange your text

centered

left

or right.



There are a lot more stylistic goodies to arrange your text like this horizontal line above. If there is anything missing in this example page have a look at the [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting/ MediaWiki help page] or the german analog at [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hilfe:Textgestaltung/ Wikipedia]. Have fun with creating and editing your own text :)
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