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Revision as of 19:37, February 7, 2017
This wiki is an instance of a MediaWiki. As every wiki likes to have its own entirely different syntax and rules, here is a link to the full reference guide: Mediawiki Help Contents
If you have any questions, please feel free to post them on this page! I will be checking regularly.
Here are some quick tips and links, however:
- Use the top menubar for basic editing
- To create bulleted lists:
- Put a single asterisk in the first column for the top level bullet
- Put two asterisks starting in the first column for the first indented level
- Add asterisks for every level of indent
- You can edit this page and look at the syntax used here as an example
- Here is the link to the Mediawiki Lists Syntax: Mediawiki Lists Help
- Put two asterisks starting in the first column for the first indented level
- Put a single asterisk in the first column for the top level bullet
- To create a table:
- Put a {| to start the table and a |} to end the table
- Put a {- to start a row
- Put a | to start a table cell
- Edit this page City_Web to view an example (and cancel your edit when done)
- Here is the link to the Mediawiki Table Syntax: Mediawiki Table Help
- Using Links
- To refer to an another wiki page in the same wiki, put the page name in double square brackets
- To refer to an external URL, put the link uRL in single square brackets
- Here is the link to the Mediawiki Links Syntax for fancier stuff: Mediawiki Links Help
- Smaller / Larger fonts
- To increase or decrease font-size, you can use the html style attribute span tags to embed different font sized text (you will need to provide a percentage change from the default).
- Usually, it's best to use pre-defined headers or html css for project-wide formatting of text.
- For one-offs or smallish projects, you can use them on individual lines of smaller/larger font like so:
<span style="font-size:88%"> your small font text here </span>
If you need any help with editing this wiki, feel free to get in touch with me (Nivedita Singhvi, niveditasinghvi@gmail....)