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===Text Formatting=== | ===Text Formatting=== | ||
| − | + | * Two apostrophes makes text ''italicized''. | |
| − | + | * Three apostrophes makes text '''bolded'''. | |
| − | + | * A colon (":") will make an indent in the text. | |
| − | + | * To type text as it is without formatting, use the <nowiki> tag. | |
| − | # The number sign (shift + 3) will make a numbered list. Use the number sign (a.k.a. hash) each time you want a different number to come up. | + | *: For example; To make "<nowiki>[[You're]] ''the'' '''man''' {{now}} [dog !]</nowiki>", you'd first type <nowiki>, what you'll write, and end it with </nowiki>. |
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| + | ===Link Formatting=== | ||
| + | * To make a link to a page on the wiki, surround the page's name with double square brackets. | ||
| + | *: For example. to make a link to [[YTMND Fads]], you'd write <nowiki>[[YTMND Fads]]</nowiki>. | ||
| + | #* If you want to link a page on the wiki using different text, separate the article name and the text by a pipe ("|"). | ||
| + | *: For example; To make a [[YTMND Fads|link to YTMND Fads]], you'd write <nowiki>[[YTMND Fads|link to YTMND Fads]]. | ||
| + | * To make a link to a site outside of the wiki, you can either type it's url and it will automatically make the link | ||
| + | *: For Example: http://www.ytmnd.com/ | ||
| + | * To make a link to a site outside the wiki appear as a number in brackets, surround the URL in brackets. | ||
| + | *: <nowiki>[http://www.ytmnd.com]</nowiki> makes [http://www.ytmnd.com] | ||
| + | * To make a link to a site outside the wiki using different text, separate the URL and the text with a space. | ||
| + | *: <nowiki>[http://www.ytmnd.com YTMND]</nowiki> makes [http://www.ytmnd.com YTMND] | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===List Formatting=== | ||
| + | #The number sign (shift + 3) will make a numbered list. Use the number sign (a.k.a. hash) each time you want a different number to come up. | ||
| + | # When in a numbered list, a hash and a colon will make an indent. | ||
#: Such as this. | #: Such as this. | ||
# An asterik (shift + 8) will make a bullet. | # An asterik (shift + 8) will make a bullet. | ||
| − | * Such as this. | + | #* Such as this. |
===Article Formatting=== | ===Article Formatting=== | ||
Revision as of 00:40, May 19, 2006
Contents
Formatting An Article
There are many key tags that you will have to learn when formatting an article. Here is a breakdown on them.
Text Formatting
- Two apostrophes makes text italicized.
- Three apostrophes makes text bolded.
- A colon (":") will make an indent in the text.
- To type text as it is without formatting, use the <nowiki> tag.
- For example; To make "[[You're]] ''the'' '''man''' {{now}} [dog !]", you'd first type <nowiki>, what you'll write, and end it with </nowiki>.
Link Formatting
- To make a link to a page on the wiki, surround the page's name with double square brackets.
- For example. to make a link to YTMND Fads, you'd write [[YTMND Fads]].
- If you want to link a page on the wiki using different text, separate the article name and the text by a pipe ("|").
- For example; To make a link to YTMND Fads, you'd write [[YTMND Fads|link to YTMND Fads]]. * To make a link to a site outside of the wiki, you can either type it's url and it will automatically make the link *: For Example: http://www.ytmnd.com/ * To make a link to a site outside the wiki appear as a number in brackets, surround the URL in brackets. *: <nowiki>[http://www.ytmnd.com] makes [1]
- To make a link to a site outside the wiki using different text, separate the URL and the text with a space.
- [http://www.ytmnd.com YTMND] makes YTMND
List Formatting
- The number sign (shift + 3) will make a numbered list. Use the number sign (a.k.a. hash) each time you want a different number to come up.
- When in a numbered list, a hash and a colon will make an indent.
- Such as this.
- An asterik (shift + 8) will make a bullet.
- Such as this.
Article Formatting
- Two equals signs makes a main topic.
- See Formatting An Article.
- Three equals signs makes a sub-topic.
- See Text Formatting.
- Four equals signs makes a sub-sub-topic.
