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Editing pages

It's very easy to edit the contents of a wiki:

Click the "Edit" page tab at the top of the page. Make changes to the text. Click the "Save page" button. Simple as that!

<languages /> Template:PD Help Page Template:See also <translate> <tvar name="1">Template:Ll</tvar> covers the basics.

Wikitext markup guide – crafting your page's appearance

</translate>

  • <translate> You can experiment using the [[<tvar name="1">Project:Sandbox</tvar>|Sandbox]].</translate>
  • <translate> Details on {{<tvar name=1>ll|Help:HTML in wikitext</tvar>|wikitext's HTML tags}}.</translate>

<translate> Use the following Wikitext markup to tailor the appearance of your page:

Arranging your words – lines, lists, paragraphs, and sections

</translate> <section begin="lists" />

<translate> Rendering</translate> <translate> Wikitext</translate>

<translate> Drafting sections and subsections</translate> <translate> Begin a section with a header line</translate>

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<translate> A section</translate>
<translate> A sub-section</translate>
<translate> Another sub-subsection</translate>
  • <translate> Avoid using first-level headings (<tvar name=1>=</tvar>); rather, begin with a second-level heading (<tvar name=2>==</tvar>).</translate>
  • <translate> Avoid jumping levels; for example, don't go from second to fourth level.</translate>
  • <translate> If an article has four or more parts, a {{<tvar name=1>ll|Help:Table of contents#Table of contents (TOC)</tvar>|table of contents}} will be generated automatically.</translate>
  • <translate> Sort the subsections in an appropriate order.</translate> <translate> When listing countries, for instance, sort them alphabetically as opposed to, say, according to their respective populations inside the OECD or in any other haphazardous order.</translate>
  • <translate> Use HTML heading tags and close headings without slashes, if you wish to keep them out of the TOC.</translate> <translate> For example:</translate> <syntaxhighlight lang="html">

    <translate nowrap> Subsection with heading too low level to be in the TOC</translate>

    </syntaxhighlight>

 <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">

<translate nowrap>

A section

A sub-section

Another sub-subsection

</translate> </syntaxhighlight>

<translate> Newline:</translate>
  • <translate> Adding a new line has no effect.</translate>

<translate> This is a line.</translate> <translate> This is still part of the same paragraph.</translate>

  • <translate> An empty line starts a new paragraph or ends a list or indented part.</translate> <translate> The <tvar name=1>Template:Tag</tvar> tag can disable a paragraph until <tvar name="2">Template:Tag</tvar> or the end of the section.</translate>

<translate> This is a paragraph.</translate>

<translate> This is a continuation of the paragraph.</translate> <translate> But it appears after an empty line due to the <tvar name="1">Template:Tag</tvar> and <tvar name="2">Template:Tag</tvar> tags.</translate>

<translate> This is a line.</translate>

<translate> This is another line appearing as a second new paragraph instead of a third paragraph due to the <tvar name=1>Template:Tag</tvar> and <tvar name="2">Template:Tag</tvar> tags.</translate>

  • <translate> In a list, a newline is used to separate individual items and subitems, enhancing the visual structure and readability of the list content in MediaWiki syntax.</translate> <translate> See <tvar name="1">Template:Ll</tvar> for examples.</translate>
 <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">

<translate nowrap> This is a line.</translate> <translate nowrap> This is still part of the same paragraph.</translate>

<translate nowrap> This is a paragraph.</translate>

<translate nowrap> This is a continuation of the paragraph.</translate> <translate nowrap> But it appears after an empty line due to the <tvar name="1"><p></tvar> and <tvar name="2"></p></tvar> tags.</translate>

<translate nowrap> This is a line.</translate>
<translate nowrap> This is another line appearing as a second new paragraph instead of a third paragraph due to the <tvar name=1><div></tvar> and <tvar name=2></div></tvar> tags.</translate>

</syntaxhighlight>

<translate> Lines can be broken <tvar name="1">
</tvar> without beginning another paragraph.</translate>

  • <translate> Kindly don't overuse this.</translate>
  • <translate> Don't begin a {{<tvar name="1">ll|Help:link</tvar>|link}}, italics or bold on one line and end it on the next; instead, close markup per line.</translate>
 <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext"><translate nowrap> Lines can be broken <tvar name="1">
</tvar> without beginning another paragraph.</translate></syntaxhighlight>
Template:Ll
  • <translate> Start a line with asterisks (<tvar name=1>*</tvar>) to create the first item in an unordered list.</translate>
    • <translate> Use two asterisks for a sub-item.</translate>
      • <translate> Increase the number of asterisks for deeper levels.</translate>
  • <translate> Each line break signifies a new item in the list.</translate>

<translate> A line starting without a star marks the end of the list.</translate>

  • <translate> You can start over with a new list</translate>

<translate> Now you are ready to create well-structured unordered lists.</translate>

<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">
  • <translate nowrap> Start a line with asterisks (<tvar name=1>*</tvar>) to create the first item in an unordered list.</translate>
    • <translate nowrap> Use two asterisks for a sub-item.</translate>
      • <translate nowrap> Increase the number of asterisks for deeper levels.</translate>
  • <translate nowrap> Each line break signifies a new item in the list.</translate>

<translate nowrap> A line starting without a star marks the end of the list.</translate>

  • <translate nowrap> You can start over with a new list</translate>

<translate nowrap> Now you are ready to create well-structured unordered lists.</translate> </syntaxhighlight>

Template:Ll
  1. <translate> Use a hashtag (<tvar name=1>#</tvar>) at the beginning of each line to signify the order.</translate>
    1. <translate> Use two hashtags (<tvar name=1>##</tvar>) for a sub-item.</translate>
    2. <translate> Continue numbering to maintain the sequence and logical flow of information.</translate>
  2. <translate> Add a new line between each item for improved readability.</translate>

<translate> A line starting without a hashtag marks the end of the list.</translate>

  1. <translate> An ordered list starts with 1.</translate>
  2. <translate> Then 2, etc.</translate>
 <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">
  1. <translate nowrap> Use a hashtag (<tvar name=1>#</tvar>) at the beginning of each line to signify the order.</translate>
    1. <translate nowrap> Use two hashtags (<tvar name=1>##</tvar>) for a sub-item.</translate>
    2. <translate nowrap> Continue numbering to maintain the sequence and logical flow of information.</translate>
  2. <translate nowrap> Add a new line between each item for improved readability.</translate>

<translate nowrap> A line starting without a hashtag marks the end of the list.</translate>

  1. <translate nowrap> An ordered list starts with 1.</translate>
  2. <translate nowrap> Then 2, etc.</translate>

</syntaxhighlight>

Template:Ll
  • <translate> This mixed list begins with an unordered list (<tvar name=1>*</tvar>).</translate>
    1. <translate> To create a subitem of an ordered list under an unordered list use an asterisk and a hashtag (<tvar name=1>*#</tvar>).</translate>
      • <translate> To create a deeper sub-item of an unordered list within an ordered list, add another asterisk (<tvar name=1>*#*</tvar>).</translate>
      • <translate> You can also break <tvar name="1">
        </tvar> lines in a list.</translate>
 <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">
  • <translate nowrap> This mixed list begins with an unordered list (<tvar name=1>*</tvar>).</translate>
    1. <translate nowrap> To create a subitem of an ordered list under an unordered list use an asterisk and a hashtag (<tvar name=1>*#</tvar>).</translate>
      • <translate nowrap> To create a deeper sub-item of an unordered list within an ordered list, add another asterisk (<tvar name=1>*#*</tvar>).</translate>
      • <translate nowrap> You can also break <tvar name="1">
        </tvar> lines in a list.</translate>

</syntaxhighlight>

Template:Ll

<translate> A definition list consists of a series of term-definition pairs.</translate>

  • <translate> Use a semicolon (<tvar name=1>;</tvar>) to indicate the start of a term.</translate>
  • <translate> Place the term immediately after the semicolon.</translate>
  • <translate> Use a colon (<tvar name=1>:</tvar>) to introduce the definition associated with the term.</translate>
  • <translate> Place the definition on the line following the colon.</translate>
<translate> Wiki</translate>
<translate> A wiki (/ˈwɪki/ ⓘ WI-kee) is a form of online hypertext publication that is collaboratively edited and managed by its own audience directly through a web browser.</translate> <translate> See w:Wiki.</translate>
<translate> Web Browser</translate>
<translate> A web browser is an application for accessing websites.</translate> <translate> See w:Web browser</translate>

<translate> Signifying one item per line is most suitable, rather than adding a new line before the colon (<tvar name=1>:</tvar>).</translate>

<syntaxhighlight lang="tid">
<translate nowrap> Wiki</translate>
<translate nowrap> A wiki (/ˈwɪki/ ⓘ WI-kee) is a form of online hypertext publication that is collaboratively edited and managed by its own audience directly through a web browser.</translate> <translate> See w:Wiki.</translate>
<translate nowrap> Web Browser</translate>
<translate nowrap> A web browser is an application for accessing websites.</translate> <translate> See w:Web browser</translate>

</syntaxhighlight>

<translate> Indentation</translate>

<translate> A paragraph is indented when a colon (<tvar name=1>:</tvar>) is specified at the beginning of a line, as explained in {{<tvar name=2>ll|Help:List</tvar>|Definition Lists}}.</translate>

<translate> An indented line.</translate>

<translate> A new line starts a new non-indented paragraph.</translate>

  • <translate> This is frequently utilized for discussing on {{<tvar name="1">ll|Help:Talk page</tvar>|talk pages}}.</translate>
 <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">
<translate nowrap> An indented line.</translate>

<translate nowrap> A new line starts a new non-indented paragraph.</translate> </syntaxhighlight>

<translate> A blockquote</translate>

<translate> A blockquote style is used to highlight a specific section of text from an external source or to distinguish it from the surrounding content.</translate>

<translate> This is a blockquote.</translate> <translate> It is used to highlight quoted text or separate specific content.</translate>

<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">

<translate nowrap> This is a blockquote.</translate> <translate nowrap> It is used to highlight quoted text or separate specific content.</translate>

</syntaxhighlight>

<translate> Horizontal dividing line</translate>

<translate> The horizontal dividing line on a wiki page is represented by four or more consecutive hyphens (<tvar name="1">----</tvar>), enhancing visual organization between sections.</translate>

<translate> Text above</translate>

<translate> Text below</translate>

<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">

<translate nowrap> Text above</translate>

<translate nowrap> Text below</translate> </syntaxhighlight>

<section end="lists" /> <translate>

Links

For more details, see <tvar name="1">Template:Ll</tvar>.

General information: </translate>

  • <translate> Place double square brackets around the target name</translate> – Template:!(( Template:Int Template:))!
  • <translate> On a new page, the target name's first letter is automatically capitalized after clicking on it.</translate>
  • <translate> Underscores are used to represent spaces. Avoid using underscores.</translate>
  • <translate> When you hover over a link, it shows a preview of the linked page without you needing to click on it.</translate>

<section begin="linkstable" />

<translate> Rendering</translate> <translate> Wikitext</translate>
<translate> Basics</translate>

<translate> You are reading the <tvar name=1>Template:Ll</tvar>.</translate>

<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext"><translate nowrap> You are reading the <tvar name=1>Template:Ll</tvar>.</translate></syntaxhighlight>
Help:Formatting</tvar>|Text formatting}}</translate>

<translate> Links can be italicized e.g.:</translate>

MediaWiki

 <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">MediaWiki</syntaxhighlight>
<translate> Interwiki links</translate>

<translate> These link to another wiki that covers related or similar topics.</translate>

<translate> This interwiki link points to <tvar name="1">w:Documentation</tvar> on Wikipedia.

Its Esperanto word equivalent is <tvar name=1>eo:Dokumentaro</tvar>. </translate>

<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">

<translate nowrap> This interwiki link points to <tvar name="1">w:Documentation</tvar> on Wikipedia.

Its Esperanto word equivalent is <tvar name=1>eo:Dokumentaro</tvar>. </translate> </syntaxhighlight>

<translate> Links to sections</translate>

<translate> You can link to a specific section of an existing page by adding a pound (<tvar name=1>#</tvar>) and section title after specifying the page name.</translate>

Help:Special pages#Editing Special namespace pages

<translate> If no such section exists then the link points to the beginning of the page.</translate> <translate> If a page has multiple sections with the same name, specifying the rank of the section with a number at the end.</translate> Template:Tmpl


<translate> See {{<tvar name=1>ll|Help:Editing FAQ#Q: Is it possible to link to a specific section header if there are multiple sections with the same name? If so, how?</tvar>|Help:Editing FAQ}}.</translate>

<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">

Help:Special pages </syntaxhighlight>

Template:Ll

<translate> Create a link label using a pipe symbol (<tvar name=1>|</tvar>):</translate>

<translate> The above produces About links, linked to the article <tvar name="1">Help:Link</tvar>.</translate>

<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext"> 
* <translate nowrap> About links</translate>

</syntaxhighlight>

<translate> Using a blank link label will automatically fill in an appropriate link label.</translate> Template:Tmpl
  • <translate> Parentheses:</translate> kingdom.
  • <translate> Colon:</translate> Pipe.
 <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">
  • <translate> Parentheses:</translate> kingdom.
  • <translate> Colon:</translate> Pipe.

</syntaxhighlight>

<translate> Links to pages that don't exist</translate>

<translate> A link to a page which does not exist (like this one) is colored in red.</translate>

<translate> To create the page, you can click on the link.</translate> <translate> See <tvar name="1">Template:Ll</tvar> (and the naming conventions of your project, if there are).</translate>

<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">

<translate nowrap> A link to a page which does not exist (like this one) is colored in red.</translate> </syntaxhighlight>

<translate> Redirects</translate>

<translate> You can create a redirect by adding the wikitext at the beginning of the page.</translate> <translate> See <tvar name="1">Template:Ll</tvar>.</translate>

<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">#REDIRECT [[<translate nowrap> United States of America</translate>]]</syntaxhighlight>

<syntaxhighlight lang="tid">#REDIRECT [[<translate nowrap> United States of America</translate>]]</syntaxhighlight>
<translate> Magic links</translate>

<translate> {{<tvar name=1>ll|Help:Magic links</tvar>|Magic links}} enable users to generate links automatically by typing specific keywords.</translate>

  • <translate> ISBN book links:</translate> ISBN 0131103629 <translate> (see <tvar name="1">Template:Ll</tvar>)</translate>
  • <translate> Request for Comments links:</translate> RFC 234 <translate> (see <tvar name="1">Template:Ll</tvar>)</translate>
  • ISBN 0131103629
  • RFC 234

<translate> These are deprecated and generally should not be used.</translate> 

* ISBN 0131103629
* RFC 234
<translate> <tvar name=1>Media:</tvar> links</translate>

<translate> Media links are used to reference a page containing media files.</translate> <translate> They are accessed through the <tvar name=1>Media</tvar> namespace.</translate>

<translate> Audio</translate>

 <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext"><translate nowrap> Audio</translate></syntaxhighlight>
<translate> Category links</translate>

<translate> Category links direct users to a specific category page (without categorizing the page into that category).

To achieve this, a syntax similar to that of links is used, but with a colon (<tvar name=1>:</tvar>) added before the namespace. </translate>

Category:Documentation

 
[[:Category:Documentation]]
<translate> Special pages</translate>

<translate> Special pages are created by the wiki software.</translate> <translate> They are accessed through the Special namespace.</translate>

<translate> You can create links to special pages like "What links here" using the following format:</translate>

Special:Whatlinkshere/Help:Editing

<translate> See <tvar name=1>Template:Ll</tvar> for other special pages.</translate> 

[[Special:Whatlinkshere/Help:Editing]]
<translate> Links to previous revisions of a page, differences (diffs), and particular history pages</translate>

Template:Tmpl <translate> Instead, utilize the external link function or copy and paste the provided URLs directly.</translate>

<translate> Linking to previous revisions of a page</translate> – <translate> To share an old page version of a wiki, copy the URL from the page's history and paste it where you want to share it.</translate>

https://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Help:Cite&oldid=6364084

<translate> You can also use <tvar name="1">Special:PermaLink</tvar> to do this, i.e <tvar name="2">Special:PermaLink/6364084</tvar></translate>

<translate> Linking to Diffs:</translate> – <translate> To link to page differences between two revisions, copy and paste the specific URL of the page containing the diff of the compared pages.</translate>

https://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Help%3ACite&diff=6364333&oldid=6364084

<translate> You can also use <tvar name="1">Special:Diff</tvar> to do this, i.e <tvar name="2">Special:Diff/6364333/6364084</tvar></translate>

<translate> Linking to a Specific Page from Edit History</translate> – <translate> Navigate to the edit history and select the "(older)" or "(earliest)" buttons to reach a particular page history, then copy the URL and paste it where you want to share it.</translate>

https://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Help:Cite&action=history&offset=20170210105218%7C2391706&limit=100

 
https://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Help:Cite&oldid=6364084

https://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Help%3ACite&diff=6364333&oldid=6364084

https://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Help:Cite&action=history&offset=20170210105218%7C2391706&limit=100

<section end="linkstable" /> <translate>

External links

</translate> <translate> External links do not open in a new browser window/tab in MediaWiki's default configuration.</translate>[1]

Google, [1] 
[http://www.google.com Google],
[http://www.google.com]
<translate> Example of an email</translate>,

[2] 

[mailto:email@example.com <translate><!--T:374--> Example of an email</translate>],
[mailto:email@example.com]
<translate> Or just provide <tvar name=1>http://www.google.com</tvar> as the URL.</translate>
  • <translate> Every symbol in the [[<tvar name=1>Special:MyLanguage/Help:URL</tvar>|UTF-8]] code.</translate> <translate> For example:</translate>
    • ^ → %5e
    • ā (<translate> LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH MACRON</translate>) → %c4%81
  • <translate> You can also turn a blank space into an underscore.</translate>
 <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext"><translate nowrap> Or just provide <tvar name=1>http://www.google.com</tvar> as the URL.</translate></syntaxhighlight>

<translate>

Formatting texts – customizing the way it looks

</translate> <section begin="formatting" />

<translate> Rendering</translate> <translate> Wikitext</translate>
<translate> Emphasize</translate> (<translate> italics</translate>), <translate> strongly</translate> (<translate> bold</translate>), <translate> very strongly</translate> (<translate> bold italics</translate>).

(<translate> These are double and triple apostrophes, not double quotes.</translate>)

<translate> Note: this can also be applied to links (e.g., <tvar name="1">Wikipedia</tvar></translate>).

<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">

<translate nowrap> Emphasize</translate>, <translate nowrap> strongly</translate>, <translate nowrap> very strongly</translate>.

Wikipedia </syntaxhighlight>

<translate> The use of italic and bold fonts is beneficial in mathematical calculations where specific font styles are needed instead of emphasis.</translate>
F = ma

(<translate> Most people disregard the fact that these two approaches differ in a way that is not particularly significant for graphical browsers.</translate>) <translate> However, it can have a significant impact on those who are blind.</translate>

<syntaxhighlight lang="html">

<translate nowrap> The use of italic and bold fonts is beneficial in mathematical calculations where specific font styles are needed instead of emphasis.</translate>

F = ma

</syntaxhighlight>

<translate> You can write {{<tvar name=1>tmpl|0=$1</tvar>|in small caps}}</translate> <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">

<translate nowrap> You can write {{<tvar name=1>tmpl|0=$1</tvar>|in small caps}}</translate> </syntaxhighlight>

technical terms}} and {{<tvar name="2">#tag:code</tvar>|computer code}}.</translate> <syntaxhighlight lang="html">

<translate nowrap> The typewriter font that is occasionally used for {{<tvar name="1">#tag:kbd</tvar>|technical terms}} and {{<tvar name="2">#tag:code</tvar>|computer code}}.</translate> </syntaxhighlight>

small text}}.</translate> <syntaxhighlight lang="html">

<translate nowrap> For captions, you can use {{<tvar name="1">#tag:small</tvar>|small text}}.</translate> </syntaxhighlight>

<translate>

Deleted materials can be striked out and new materials can be underlined.

You can also denote deleted material and inserted material with the respective tags, preserving their semantic meaning, rather than relying solely on visual cues like strikethrough and underline. </translate>

  • <translate> Editing regular articles can be done directly without using special markup to indicate deletions or insertions.</translate>
  • <translate> Markup can be used to indicate deleted or inserted material when revising previous remarks on talk pages.</translate>
 <syntaxhighlight lang="html">

<translate nowrap> Deleted materials can be striked out and new materials can be underlined.

You can also denote deleted material and inserted material with the respective tags, preserving their semantic meaning, rather than relying solely on visual cues like strikethrough and underline.</translate> </syntaxhighlight>

<translate> Subscript:</translate> m2

<translate> Superscript: <tvar name="1">m2</tvar> or <tvar name="2">m²</tvar></translate>

<translate> Many browsers find it simpler to format lines containing the HTML entity <tvar name="1">&sup2; (²)</tvar> rather than using the <tvar name="2">2</tvar> HTML tag for representing superscripted text.</translate>

ε0 = 8.85 × 10−12 C² / J m.

1 hectare = 1 E4 m²

<syntaxhighlight lang="tid">

<translate nowrap> Subscript:</translate> m2
<translate nowrap> Superscript: <tvar name="1">m2</tvar> or <tvar name="2">m²</tvar></translate>

ε0 = 8.85 × 10−12 C² / J m.

1 hectare = 1 E4 m² </syntaxhighlight>

<section end="formatting" /> <translate>

Reformatting and/or disabling wikitext interpretation

The following provides methods for managing formatting and processing.</translate> <translate> Please refer to <tvar name="1">Template:Tc</tvar> for the code <tvar name="2">{{tc}}</tvar> used in the examples (see <tvar name="3">Template:Ll</tvar>).</translate>

<translate> default</translate>
  • <translate> Interpret HTML entities</translate>
  • <translate> Interpret wiki markup like bolding, or italicizing text, etc.</translate>
  • <translate> Format text (Delete single newlines, multiple spaces, and wrap text automatically)</translate>
  • <translate> Create new paragraphs with double newlines</translate>

<translate> arrow</translate> → Template:Tc

<translate> italics</translate> <translate> link</translate>

<syntaxhighlight lang="tid"><translate nowrap> arrow</translate> → Template:Tc

<translate nowrap> italics</translate> <translate nowrap> link</translate></syntaxhighlight>

<translate> The poem tag is used to preserve single newlines.</translate>
  • <translate> Interpret HTML entities</translate>
  • <translate> Interpret wiki markup like bolding, or italicizing text, etc.</translate>
  • <translate> Reformat text partially (Don't remove newlines, but remove multiple spaces, and wrap text automatically)</translate>

<poem><translate> arrow</translate> → Template:Tc

<translate> italics</translate>
<translate> link</translate></poem>

<syntaxhighlight lang="tid">

<poem><translate> arrow</translate> → Template:Tc

<translate nowrap> italics</translate> <translate nowrap> link</translate></poem></syntaxhighlight>

<nowiki>
  • <translate> Interpret HTML entities.</translate>
  • <translate> Don't process special wiki markup like bolding, or italicizing text, etc.</translate>
  • <translate> Reformat text</translate>
  • <translate> Ignore double newlines to avoid creating a new paragraph; hence, each paragraph must have its application.</translate>

<translate> can be applied in-line:</translate> arrow → {{tc}} ''italics'' [[help:Link|link]] normal again

<syntaxhighlight lang="tid">

<translate nowrap> can be applied in-line:</translate> arrow → {{tc}} ''italics'' [[help:Link|link]] normal again</syntaxhighlight>

<pre>
  • <translate> Process HTML entities</translate>
  • <translate> Avoid interpreting or processing any special wiki markup like bolding, or italicizing text, etc.</translate>
  • <translate> No text wrapping</translate>
  • <translate> As instructed by the browser's settings, use a fixed-width font.</translate>
arrow      → {{tc}}

''italics''
[[help:Link|link]]
<syntaxhighlight lang="tid">
arrow      → {{tc}}

''italics''
[[help:Link|link]]
</syntaxhighlight>
<translate> A leading space</translate>
  • <translate> Process HTML entities</translate>
  • <translate> Interpret wiki markup like bolding, or italicizing text, etc.</translate>
  • <translate> No text wrapping</translate>
  • <translate> Creates a <tvar name="1">Template:Tag</tvar> HTML element</translate>
  • <translate> The pre element ends with a blank line, and if there are more lines with leading spaces, a new pre element begins.</translate>
<translate><!--T:300--> arrow</translate>      → {{tc}}

''italics''
[[help:Link|link]]


IF a line of plain text begins with a space
it will be displayed exactly
as entered
in a fixed-width font
inside a grey dotted-outline box
with no line breaks
END
<translate><!--T:301--> This is handy for:</translate>
* <translate><!--T:302--> inserting preformatted text;</translate>
* <translate><!--T:303--> algorithm descriptions;</translate>
* <translate><!--T:304--> showcasing code snippets;</translate>
* <translate><!--T:305--> displaying ASCII art;</translate>
* <translate><!--T:306--> presenting chemical diagrams</translate>;
* <translate><!--T:307--> formatting poetry</translate>

Template:Warning Template:Center


<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext"> 
<translate nowrap> arrow</translate>      → Template:Tc

<translate nowrap> italics</translate>
<translate nowrap> link</translate></syntaxhighlight>

<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">
If a line of plain text starts with a space
it will be displayed exactly
as entered
in a fixed-width font
inside a grey dotted-outline box
with no line breaks
END
<translate nowrap> This feature is handy for:</translate>
* <translate nowrap> inserting preformatted text;</translate>
* <translate nowrap> explaining algorithms;</translate>
* <translate nowrap> showcasing code snippets;</translate>
* <translate nowrap> displaying ASCII art;</translate>
* <translate nowrap> presenting chemical diagrams;</translate>
* <translate nowrap> formatting poetry</translate>

</syntaxhighlight>

<translate> Literal character references</translate> &rarr; <syntaxhighlight lang="html">&rarr;</syntaxhighlight>

Template:Tmpl Template:Tmpl

<translate>

Miscellaneous

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<translate> Signatures</translate>

<translate> Don't forget to "sign" your comments on talk pages using tildes (<tvar name=1>~</tvar>).</translate>

<translate> Three tildes adds your username:</translate> Example
<translate> Four tildes adds your username and a timestamp:</translate> Example 09:20, Mar 14 2024 (UTC)
<translate> Five tildes adds a timestamp:</translate> 09:20, Mar 14 2024 (UTC)

<translate> The server will add the link when you save.</translate>

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<translate nowrap> Three tildes adds your username:</translate> Wikiadmin (talk)
<translate nowrap> Four tildes adds your username and timestamp:</translate> Wikiadmin (talk) 13:54, 27 October 2024 (EDT)
<translate> Five tildes adds only a timestamp:</translate> 13:54, 27 October 2024 (EDT)

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<translate> Comments</translate> <translate> Text between here</translate>

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<translate nowrap> and here won't be rendered.</translate> </syntaxhighlight>

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Adding another page – transclusion and templates

Modifying a {{<tvar name="1">ll|Help:Transclusion</tvar>|transcluded}} page will modify every file that transcludes it. </translate>

Template:Ll

<translate> A unique type of page designed for transclusion.</translate> <translate> They are found in the Template: {{<tvar name="1">ll|Help:namespace</tvar>|namespace}}.</translate> <translate> These templates can take parameters.</translate> <translate> All the templates that are used on a page are listed after the edit box when you update it.</translate>

<translate> In this example, Quote is a template page designed to display a quote.</translate> 

{{Template:Quote}}
<translate> Transclusion</translate>

<translate> Combining another page's contents into the current page.</translate> <translate> The below example uses a Quote template page to perform transclusion.</translate> 

{{Quote|quote=<translate><!--T:341--> This is a parameter for a transcluded quote.</translate>}}

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Database records related to edits

Both the <tvar name=1>Template:Ll</tvar> table and the <tvar name=2>Template:Ll</tvar> table of the database contain records of edits.

The <tvar name=1>revision</tvar> table stores page histories and user contribution lists, while the <tvar name=2>recentchanges</tvar> table manages recent changes, watchlists, and new page creation lists.

If older edits are removed from the <tvar name=1>recentchanges</tvar> table while nothing is deleted from the <tvar name=2>revision</tvar> table, older edits remain visible in page histories and user contribution lists but not in recent changes, related changes watchlists, or the list of new pages. </translate>

<translate> When {{<tvar name=1>ll|Help:Import</tvar>|importing}} page revisions, the changes are recorded in the <tvar name=2>revision</tvar> table but not in the <tvar name=3>recentchanges</tvar> table.</translate> <translate> This means that while the revisions will show up in the page histories and user contribution lists, they won't appear in recent changes, watchlists, or lists of new pages.</translate>

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References

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  1. ↑ Template:Ll

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Starting a new page

If you search for a page that doesn't exist, then you will be provided with a link to create the new page.


For more information, see the official MediaWiki documentation

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