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*<nowiki>{{cleanup}}</nowiki> which marks a page´s layout as requiring attention. | *<nowiki>{{cleanup}}</nowiki> which marks a page´s layout as requiring attention. | ||
*<nowiki>{{Copyedit}}</nowiki> which marks a page's spelling or grammar as needing improvement. | *<nowiki>{{Copyedit}}</nowiki> which marks a page's spelling or grammar as needing improvement. | ||
Revision as of 10:14, 15 June 2006
Refer to the help page on WikiMedia.org
Refer to Style for guidance on rules that help to maintain Wurmpedia's standards.
There is a Firefox Extension for editing the wiki, which is very useful.
If you are a poor speller there is also a Spell-checker Extension for Firefox, and alternatively a plugin is available for Internet Explorer.[1]
Consider creating MetaWikiPedia:Template for text that is often used. Templates could be used to make menus, headers, and footers. The main WikiPedia use them a lot. For example: Help Footer.
Some common templates here are:
- {{stub}} which marks a page as being a stub and lists it in the Category:Stub page.
- {{cleanup}} which marks a page´s layout as requiring attention.
- {{Copyedit}} which marks a page's spelling or grammar as needing improvement.
You can use JTidy to convert HTML snippets to Wiki syntax.
