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Etopp62: /* Titled Sections */

2011-04-21T23:39:12Z

‎Titled Sections

Etopp62 at 23:37, 21 April 2011

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Squashua: /* HTML */

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‎HTML

Squashua at 21:52, 1 February 2006

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Squashua at 19:25, 1 February 2006

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Squashua at 22:28, 20 January 2006

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Squashua at 22:27, 20 January 2006

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Squashua at 22:21, 20 January 2006

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Squashua at 22:20, 20 January 2006

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Squashua: /* Timestamps and Signing */

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‎Timestamps and Signing

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 Using the equals signs is more readable when editing and is the prefered method for titling.  The number of '''=''' you use defines the strength of the title and places it appropriately in the table of contents for a page.  A title with one (1) '''=''' on each end is a primary title.  A title with four (4) '''=''' on each end is a deep subtitle.
-By sectioning each piece of your article, you create different editable sections.  Each Title has it's own edit link, and this allows an editor to edit a section without potentially harming the rest of the document.  The table of contents (at the top of the page) is created directly based on the sections that are added to any article.
+By sectioning each piece of your article, you create different editable sections.  Each title has its own edit link, and this allows an editor to edit a section without potentially harming the rest of the document.  The table of contents (at the top of the page) is created directly based on the sections that are added to any article.
   ==Section==

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 ==Titled Sections==
-Notice how each section of this article is separated into little sections, each with it's own edit link on the right?  That is because I'm creating titled sections.  To do this, you can either use the standard HTML titling elements of '''H1, H2, H3, H4, etc.''', or you can denote a title with equals signs, '''<nowiki>==Like This==</nowiki>'''.
+Notice how each section of this article is separated into little sections, each with its own edit link on the right?  That is because I'm creating titled sections.  To do this, you can either use the standard HTML titling elements of '''H1, H2, H3, H4, etc.''', or you can denote a title with equals signs, '''<nowiki>==Like This==</nowiki>'''.
 Using the equals signs is more readable when editing and is the prefered method for titling.  The number of '''=''' you use defines the strength of the title and places it appropriately in the table of contents for a page.  A title with one (1) '''=''' on each end is a primary title.  A title with four (4) '''=''' on each end is a deep subtitle.

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 ==HTML==
-If you know HTML, it should work perfectly, including all formatting.  '''It is preferable practice to use the built-in wiki formatting than it is to use HTML''', as this is considered more readable by other wiki editors.  The only problematic HTML is for links - <nowiki><a href="URL">TEXT</a></nowiki> - see the linkage section below for more details.
+If you know HTML, most of the basics (tables, spans, divs) should work perfectly.  '''It is preferable practice to use the built-in wiki formatting than it is to use HTML''', as this is considered more readable by other wiki editors.  The only problematic HTML is for links - <nowiki><a href="URL">TEXT</a></nowiki> - see the linkage section below for more details.
 ==Titled Sections==

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 Below are some basic editing techniques.  Why don't you practice them by clicking on your username above, then editing your personal page to your liking!
 ==HTML==
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 To create a bar that goes the length of the screen, use '<nowiki>----</nowiki>' at the extreme left of the edit.  This will create this:
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-===HTML===
+==HTML==
 If you know HTML, it should work perfectly, including all formatting.  '''It is preferable practice to use the built-in wiki formatting than it is to use HTML''', as this is considered more readable for other wiki editors.  The only problematic HTML is for links - <nowiki><a href="URL">TEXT</a></nowiki> - see the linkage section below for more details.
-===Titled Sections===
+==Titled Sections==
 Notice how each section of this article is separated into little sections, each with it's own edit link on the right?  That is because I'm creating titled sections.  To do this, you can either use the standard HTML titling elements of '''H1, H2, H3, H4, etc.''', or you can denote a title with equals signs, '''<nowiki>==Like This==</nowiki>'''.
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 Please ''do not'' use only one equals sign on a side (<nowiki>=text here=</nowiki>) or '''H1''', as this causes a title the size of the page name; which is taken care of automatically.
-===Text Formatting===
+==Text Formatting==
 Wikis have a number of built-in non-HTML shortcuts for formatting.  Here are a few popular ones:
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 * <nowiki>''Ignore Wiki Formatting:''</nowiki> Surround your text with special '''no wiki''' tags like <nowiki><nowiki>this</nowiki></nowiki>.
-===Lists===
+==Lists==
 You might want to create some numbered or bulleted lists.
-====Bulleted====
+===Bulleted===
 * Preface each point with a bullet by starting the line with an asterisk: &quot;<nowiki>*</nowiki>&quot;.
 **For a sub-point, use multiple asterisks.
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 ** This would be a respone to the item 4 lines above.
-====Numbered====
+===Numbered===
 # Numbered lists have each line prefaced with a pound: &quot;<nowiki>#</nowiki>&quot;.
 # Sub-numbered lists are available as well.
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 ## Cuatro!
-===Sampling / Examples===
+==Sampling / Examples==
 Examples are interesting.  If you want to set apart some text as follows, preface each new line with a single space character, &quot;&nbsp;&quot;.
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   My recommendation is to use Example Boxes carefully.
-===Shortcuts===
+==Shortcuts==
 Wikis have built-in shortcuts for some menial tasks, and this wiki is no exception.
-====Timestamps and Signing====
+===Timestamps and Signing===
 If you leave a comment in a discussion, make sure to sign it with a proper timestamp.  In order to do this, type the following: '''<nowiki> --~~~~</nowiki>''' - this will create a timestampped signature with a link to your profile, like this:  --[[User:Squashua|Squashua]] 16:37, 20 January 2006 (EST)
 Note that the preceding '--' is just for cleanliness sake in comments and does not generate any additional code.
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   '''&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;16:37, 20 January 2006 (EST)'''
-====Horizontal Rule====
+===Horizontal Rule===
 To create a bar that goes the length of the screen, use '<nowiki>----</nowiki>' at the extreme left of the edit.  This will create this:
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