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Information on how the content table is constructed
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If the page hasn't been created yet, it will say "Create" and "Create Source" instead of Edit and Edit Source. | If the page hasn't been created yet, it will say "Create" and "Create Source" instead of Edit and Edit Source. | ||
[[File:Edit a page.jpg|none|thumb|931x931px]] | [[File:Edit a page.jpg|none|thumb|931x931px]] | ||
== Known Issues & Future Changes == | == Known Issues & Future Changes == | ||
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* Mobile Friendly Tables are not site width | * Mobile Friendly Tables are not site width | ||
* Hope to add additional table styles & types | * Hope to add additional table styles & types | ||
* WikiSEO & Meta Stuff | |||
== Linking to and Creating Pages == | == Linking to and Creating Pages == | ||
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This new page I have created is called I'm Making A Page. Once you've done this, it will link to the empty page, and you can click "Create," as above. | This new page I have created is called I'm Making A Page. Once you've done this, it will link to the empty page, and you can click "Create," as above. | ||
If the page already exists, it will look like this -> [[Main Page]] | If the page already exists, it will look like this -> [[Main Page]] | ||
To link to a heading within a page, simply type the Page Name#Heading Name exactly like this inside the double brackets. Example: <nowiki>[[MythCraftEditors#Linking to and Creating Pages]]</nowiki> will link to this section. | |||
More links are better. If you see a missing link that might be helpful, throw in some brackets! | More links are better. If you see a missing link that might be helpful, throw in some brackets! | ||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
|+Quick Reference | |||
|'''Linking to a Created Page''' | |||
|Double click the text you'd like to link and click the LINK icon at the top (looks like a little chain) | |||
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|'''Linking to a future page or uncreated page''' | |||
|Double click the text you'd like to link, and click the LINK icon at the top (looks like a little chain) then type whatever you'd like to name the page. Once you click insert, it will link to the uncreated page. When a link is RED you know it's a page that still needs to be created. | |||
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|'''Linking to a HEADING or SUBHEADING within a page''' | |||
|Exactly as above, but add a #Heading Name at the end. It will then link to the heading within the page. <nowiki>[[Page Name#Heading Name]]</nowiki> | |||
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|'''Changing the LINK TEXT''' | |||
|If you want to link without the exact name of the page, you can click a link in EDIT mode (Red or Blue Link) and then click "Change Text" --- This will change the text while keeping the link. | |||
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== Best Practices == | == Best Practices == | ||
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Make sure to use headings and subheadings. Headings to break up sections and subheadings to further breakdown the information. As in this example the Heading is "Best Practices" and the subheading is "Headings" | Make sure to use headings and subheadings. Headings to break up sections and subheadings to further breakdown the information. As in this example the Heading is "Best Practices" and the subheading is "Headings" | ||
[[File:Headingexample.jpg.jpg|none|thumb]] | [[File:Headingexample.jpg.jpg|none|thumb]] | ||
==== Content table auto construction ==== | |||
The number of symbols (x times =) will always set the size of the header text in the page at a predefined size. | |||
But will have an complex impact on it's placement in the auto-constructed content table. | |||
* The content table will only appear after the first header. And the first header will define your highest content table subdivision. | |||
* A level of header must have been used in the subdivision block to be used again later in the same block. | |||
* Using a lower header than the previous, no matter how low it is, will always be placed under the previous header. | |||
* Using a higher header than the previous, will put it above if any previous header of the same size have already been defined in the subdivision block or at the same level if not. | |||
Those informations have been found trough experimentation in the "Edit Source" mode. | |||
=== Uploading Images === | === Uploading Images === | ||