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*Pages are named as they appear in the URL. A page is called an 'Article'. When we ask 'is it on the wiki' - we mean if you use that name - does a corresponding article or entry exist? | *Pages are named as they appear in the URL. A page is called an 'Article'. When we ask 'is it on the wiki' - we mean if you use that name - does a corresponding article or entry exist? | ||
*The page name appears after the /wiki/ in the URL | *The page name appears after the /wiki/ in the URL | ||
*When article has multiple words, capitalize all the words like you would a title of a book. This allows one to differentiate words from wiki words. | |||
*Wiki words is another name for a page name. | |||
*If a wiki page already exists, add to that page. If you insist on using that name, just differentiate the name by adding 2, such as John 2. | |||
=Test= | |||
*Start a work log named Yourname Log. If it exists, start a page Yourfirstname Yourlastname Log. | |||
Revision as of 01:52, 14 September 2023
- Pages are named as they appear in the URL. A page is called an 'Article'. When we ask 'is it on the wiki' - we mean if you use that name - does a corresponding article or entry exist?
- The page name appears after the /wiki/ in the URL
- When article has multiple words, capitalize all the words like you would a title of a book. This allows one to differentiate words from wiki words.
- Wiki words is another name for a page name.
- If a wiki page already exists, add to that page. If you insist on using that name, just differentiate the name by adding 2, such as John 2.
Test
- Start a work log named Yourname Log. If it exists, start a page Yourfirstname Yourlastname Log.