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In particular, you may wish to familiarise yourself with how to: | In particular, you may wish to familiarise yourself with how to: | ||
* create a new | * edit an existing page and/or create a new one | ||
* create a link to another page or a sub-item, possibly with an alternative description | * create a link to another page or a sub-item, possibly with an alternative description | ||
* force the creation of a table of contents (where there are < 3 headings) or change its location | * force the creation of a table of contents (where there are < 3 headings) or change its location | ||
* create tables, including sortable ones | |||
* add an image | * add an image | ||
* name pages appropriately (and avoiding characters such as "&" which result in non-user-friendly URLs) | |||
* modify the side bar | * modify the side bar | ||
Viewing existing pages in edit mode is often used by those that prefer learning by example. | |||
== Getting started == | == Getting started == | ||
Revision as of 21:15, 8 February 2014
General Information
Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.
In particular, you may wish to familiarise yourself with how to:
- edit an existing page and/or create a new one
- create a link to another page or a sub-item, possibly with an alternative description
- force the creation of a table of contents (where there are < 3 headings) or change its location
- create tables, including sortable ones
- add an image
- name pages appropriately (and avoiding characters such as "&" which result in non-user-friendly URLs)
- modify the side bar
Viewing existing pages in edit mode is often used by those that prefer learning by example.