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== Category Tips ==
 
To create a fresh "New" Category type it into the Browser Address bar.<br>
 
To create a fresh "New" Category type it into the Browser Address bar.<br>
 
<nowiki>Example: http://wiki.ledhed.net/index.php/Category:</nowiki>[[Animals]]<br>
 
<nowiki>Example: http://wiki.ledhed.net/index.php/Category:</nowiki>[[Animals]]<br>
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To categorize an article you must add this to the ''end'' of the page.
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=== Categorize an Article ===
 
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Place the following at the end of the article:
<nowiki>[[Category:NameOfCategory]]</nowiki>
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<nowiki>[[Category:NameOfCategory]]</nowiki>
  
 
where NameOfCategory is the name of the Category you want to associate the artical with.
 
where NameOfCategory is the name of the Category you want to associate the artical with.
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To associate a Category as a Sub-Category of another Category you must add this to the ''end'' of the page.
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=== Create a Sub-Category ===
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Sub-Categories are just categories that are linked to other categories.<br>
  
<nowiki>[[Category:NameOfCategory]]</nowiki>
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Just like in the example above, place the following at the end of the category page:
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<nowiki>[[Category:NameOfParentCategory]]</nowiki>
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where NameOfParentCategory is the name of the Parent Category where you want the Sub-Category to be a member of.
  
where NameOfCategory is the name of the Category you want to become a Sub-Category of.
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=== Create a hyperlink to a Category ===
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<nowiki>[[:Category:Foo]]</nowiki><br>
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will appear as [[:Category:Foo]]
  
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''Notice the colon (:) before the word Category!!''
  
To create a link to a Category use this format:<br>
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or<br>
<nowiki>[[:Category:Foo]]</nowiki><br>
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''Notice the semicolon (:) before the word Category!!''
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<nowiki>[[:Category:Foo|Foo]]</nowiki>
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will appear as [[:Category:Foo|Foo]]
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''Notice the colon (:) before the word Category and the Pipe (|) between the 2 Foo's!!''<br>
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''The Foo after the Pipe is the Title (which can be anything you want not just the Category Title''<br>
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''Example:'' <nowiki>[[:Category:Foo|Anything You Want Here]]</nowiki> ''looks like'' [[:Category:Foo|Anything You Want Here]] but still links to the 'Foo' Category
  
  
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'''Editing Tips:'''<br>
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== Links ==
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Links are the power behind MediaWiki. They let you add links within articles that make cross referencing data much easier.
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=== Link Article or Category ===
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Create a link to a Category or Article:
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<nowiki>[[NameOfCategoryOrArticle]]</nowiki>
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=== Link Article Anchor ===
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Create a link to an Article Anchor (TOC Entry)
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<nowiki>[[Ingress Levels#Action Points|Action Points]]</nowiki>
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=== Hyperlinks (External Links) ===
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To create a link to an external website just type the URL:
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<nowiki>http://wiki.ledhed.net</nowiki>
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Looks like: http://wiki.ledhed.net
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or mask it with a title
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<nowiki>[http://wiki.ledhed.net|LedHed's Wiki]</nowiki>
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Looks like: [http://wiki.ledhed.net|LedHed's Wiki]
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== Renaming ==
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Use the Move tab to rename a Page or Category.
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Moving a page/category will cause the original to be redirected.
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You may need to delete the original if the redirect is no longer needed.
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== Files / Media / Images ==
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http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images
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=== Images ===
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To link to a previously uploaded image:
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<nowiki>[[File:Wiki.png]]</nowiki>
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or if you want a caption
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<nowiki>[[File:Wiki.png|caption]]</nowiki>
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=== Files / Media ===
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If you want to link to a file (like a PDF or a MPG):
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<nowiki>[[Media:My-Manifesto.pdf|Manifesto.pdf]]</nowiki>
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NOTE: The caption isn't required but makes the link look better.
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== Lists ==
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http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:List
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=== Ordered List ===
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<nowiki>
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<ol>
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  <li>Item-1</li>
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  <li>Item-2</li>
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  <li>Item-3</li>
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  <pre>
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    some code here
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    more code
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  </pre>
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  <li>Item-4</li>
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  <li>Item-5</li>
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</ol>
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</nowiki>
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<ol>
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  <li>Item-1</li>
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  <li>Item-2</li>
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  <li>Item-3</li>
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  <pre>
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    some code here
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    more code
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  </pre>
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  <li>Item-4</li>
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  <li>Item-5</li>
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</ol>
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=== Numbered List ===
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<nowiki>
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# Item-1
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## SubItem-1.1
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##:<pre>some code here</pre>
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# Item-2
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## SubItem-2.1
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##: Indented Line
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## SubItem-2.2
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</nowiki>
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# Item-1
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## SubItem-1.1
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##:<pre>some code here</pre>
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# Item-2
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## SubItem-2.1
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##: Indented Line
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## SubItem-2.2
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=== Bullet List ===
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<nowiki>
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* Item1
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** SubItem1
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* Item2
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** SubItem2
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*** Sub-SubItem2
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</nowiki>
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* Item1
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** SubItem1
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* Item2
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** SubItem2
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*** Sub-SubItem2
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=== Indented List ===
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<nowiki>
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; Item
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: SubItem
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: SubItem
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; Item
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: Subitem
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</nowiki>
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; Item
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: SubItem
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: SubItem
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; Item
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: Subitem
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== Editing Tips ==
 
*<nowiki>
 
*<nowiki>
 
<br> = Break or New Line
 
<br> = Break or New Line
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''There is also an Icon for this at the top of the editor.''
 
''There is also an Icon for this at the top of the editor.''
 
*Use a <nowiki>*</nowiki> (Asterisk) at the beginning of a line to create a bullet
 
*Use a <nowiki>*</nowiki> (Asterisk) at the beginning of a line to create a bullet
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* Force an indent with :
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* Double indent with :: and so on.
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== Creating Tables ==
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http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables
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<nowiki>{| class="wikitable"</nowiki>
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<nowiki>|-</nowiki>
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<nowiki>!Header 1              !!Header 2            !!Header 3</nowiki>
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<nowiki>|-</nowiki>
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<nowiki>| something            || something else      || something else else</nowiki>
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<nowiki>|-</nowiki>
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<nowiki>|}</nowiki>
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'''Looks like this:'''
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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!Header_1              !!Header_2            !!Header_3
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|-
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| something            || something else      || something else else
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|-
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|}
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=== Start/Open the Table ===
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<nowiki>{| class="wikitable"</nowiki>
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=== Create Headers ===
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'''First Header:<br>'''
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!Header_1
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''NOTE: The single bang (!)''
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'''Subsequent Headers:<br>'''
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!!Header_2
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''NOTE: The double bang (!!)''
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=== Column Dividers ===
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First Column Divider:<br>
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|
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''NOTE: The single pipe (|)''
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Subsequent Column Dividers:<br>
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||
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''NOTE: The double pipe (||)''
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=== Row Dividers ===
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This will create a new Row divider (Top or Bottom):<br>
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|-
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=== End/Close the Table ===
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<nowiki>|}</nowiki>
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== Force a Table of Contents (TOC) ==
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Add this anywhere you want the TOC to be displayed.<br>
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<nowiki>__TOC__</nowiki>
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== Adding Color ==
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You can set text color by using:
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<pre>
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<span style="color:#009000"> TEXT </span>
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</pre><br>
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You can set ''style="background:#000000"'' color or both ''style="color:#009000;background:#000000"''
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Your text will look something like this:<br>
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<span style="color:#009000"> TEXT </span>
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or
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<span style="color:#009000;background:#000000"> TEXT </span>
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== Pre-Formatted Text ==
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You can force pre-formatted text with the PRE tags.
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<pre>
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<pre>
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</pre>
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== Reference ==
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http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting

Latest revision as of 07:23, 20 August 2020

Category Tips

To create a fresh "New" Category type it into the Browser Address bar.
Example: http://wiki.ledhed.net/index.php/Category:Animals
Where "Animals" is the name of the new Category.

If it is in fact a new category, "Edit" the category and add text and such to it.


  • Categories are not a Tree Hierarchy!
  • Only Categories can be Sub-Categories.


Categorize an Article

Place the following at the end of the article:

[[Category:NameOfCategory]]

where NameOfCategory is the name of the Category you want to associate the artical with.


Create a Sub-Category

Sub-Categories are just categories that are linked to other categories.

Just like in the example above, place the following at the end of the category page:

[[Category:NameOfParentCategory]]

where NameOfParentCategory is the name of the Parent Category where you want the Sub-Category to be a member of.

Create a hyperlink to a Category

[[:Category:Foo]]

will appear as Category:Foo

Notice the colon (:) before the word Category!!

or

[[:Category:Foo|Foo]]

will appear as Foo Notice the colon (:) before the word Category and the Pipe (|) between the 2 Foo's!!
The Foo after the Pipe is the Title (which can be anything you want not just the Category Title
Example: [[:Category:Foo|Anything You Want Here]] looks like Anything You Want Here but still links to the 'Foo' Category


Confused Yet?  :)


Links

Links are the power behind MediaWiki. They let you add links within articles that make cross referencing data much easier.

Link Article or Category

Create a link to a Category or Article:

[[NameOfCategoryOrArticle]]

Link Article Anchor

Create a link to an Article Anchor (TOC Entry)

[[Ingress Levels#Action Points|Action Points]]

Hyperlinks (External Links)

To create a link to an external website just type the URL:

http://wiki.ledhed.net

Looks like: http://wiki.ledhed.net

or mask it with a title

[http://wiki.ledhed.net|LedHed's Wiki]

Looks like: Wiki

Renaming

Use the Move tab to rename a Page or Category. Moving a page/category will cause the original to be redirected.

You may need to delete the original if the redirect is no longer needed.


Files / Media / Images

http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images

Images

To link to a previously uploaded image:

[[File:Wiki.png]]

or if you want a caption

[[File:Wiki.png|caption]]


Files / Media

If you want to link to a file (like a PDF or a MPG):

[[Media:My-Manifesto.pdf|Manifesto.pdf]]

NOTE: The caption isn't required but makes the link look better.

Lists

http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:List

Ordered List

<ol>
  <li>Item-1</li>
  <li>Item-2</li>
  <li>Item-3</li>
   <pre>
    some code here
    more code
   </pre>
  <li>Item-4</li>
  <li>Item-5</li>
</ol>

  1. Item-1
  2. Item-2
  3. Item-3
  4.     some code here
        more code
       
  5. Item-4
  6. Item-5


Numbered List

# Item-1
## SubItem-1.1
##:<pre>some code here</pre>
# Item-2
## SubItem-2.1
##: Indented Line
## SubItem-2.2

  1. Item-1
    1. SubItem-1.1
      some code here
  2. Item-2
    1. SubItem-2.1
      Indented Line
    2. SubItem-2.2

Bullet List

* Item1
** SubItem1
* Item2
** SubItem2
*** Sub-SubItem2

  • Item1
    • SubItem1
  • Item2
    • SubItem2
      • Sub-SubItem2


Indented List

; Item
: SubItem
: SubItem
; Item
: Subitem

Item
SubItem
SubItem
Item
Subitem

Editing Tips

  • <br> = Break or New Line
  • Use <nowiki></nowiki> tags to ignore wiki formatting

There is also an Icon for this at the top of the editor.

  • Use a * (Asterisk) at the beginning of a line to create a bullet
  • Force an indent with :
  • Double indent with :: and so on.

Creating Tables

http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Header 1              !!Header 2             !!Header 3
|-
| something            || something else      || something else else
|-
|}

Looks like this:

Header_1 Header_2 Header_3
something something else something else else


Start/Open the Table

{| class="wikitable"

Create Headers

First Header:

!Header_1

NOTE: The single bang (!)


Subsequent Headers:

!!Header_2

NOTE: The double bang (!!)

Column Dividers

First Column Divider:

|

NOTE: The single pipe (|)


Subsequent Column Dividers:

||

NOTE: The double pipe (||)


Row Dividers

This will create a new Row divider (Top or Bottom):

|-


End/Close the Table

|}


Force a Table of Contents (TOC)

Add this anywhere you want the TOC to be displayed.

__TOC__


Adding Color

You can set text color by using:

 <span style="color:#009000"> TEXT </span>

You can set style="background:#000000" color or both style="color:#009000;background:#000000" Your text will look something like this:
TEXT or TEXT


Pre-Formatted Text

You can force pre-formatted text with the PRE tags.

 <pre>


Reference

http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting