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Here I bold this text for effect and ''']''' yields. How did I do that? I simply added three single quotes to each side like so: '''Here I bold this text for effect''' yields. I can even make a link appear in bold like this: LIMS vendor

Here I bold this text for effect: Do you think it looks ok? Ĭonsult the relevant Help:Formatting section for more information. However, it's better you give it a title by adding one space and typing the text you want to appear in place of the URL: yields.You can make an external link by using a set of single square brackets.Or you can give it a new title by adding a pipe (|) and then typing the text you want to appear in place of the original: ] yields.The title can be left as the default: ] yields. You can make an internal link by using a set of double square brackets.

MEDIA WIKI TAB TITLE HOW TO

You should notice the differences between internal and external links and how to format them:

This is how to form the same external link but using different link text: Wikipedia's page on the laboratory.

This is how to form an external link to the "Laboratory" page from LIMSwiki to Wikipedia:.

This is how to form an internal link to the same "Laboratory" page, but this time making different text appear for the link: I'm such a rebel.

This is how to form an internal link to a different page on the same wiki: Laboratory.

Here are four of the most common link formation methods in MediaWiki: They are an important part of wiki editing and provide convenient avenues for further user research. Links provide embedded navigation to other content within the wiki or to content outside the wiki.

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The NELAC Institute (in the mainspace note the proper case and "The" as it's the full name of the entity)Īn example of a wiki entry using formatting for bold and italic text, internal links, external links, and a header Links.

Laboratory information management system (in the mainspace note the lowercase and singularity after "Laboratory").

LIMSWiki:Bans and blocks (in the LIMSWiki namespace note the lowercase after "Bans").

Help:MediaWiki basics (in the "Help" namespace note the lowercase "basics").

User:Shawndouglas (in the "User" namespace).

Subpages should be created sparingly if at all. This page you are on ("Help:MediaWiki basics/Beginner training") is an example of a subpage of Help:MediaWiki basics. For example, if you wish to create a page titled "Nuclear reactor", type it into the search box, select "Go", and you'll see "Create the page 'Nuclear reactor" on this wiki!"įinally, to create a subpage, simply add a / and the subtitle, following the usual naming conventions. Assuming the page does not already exist, you'll be asked if you want to create it. The easiest way to create a new page on this site is to type the full title of the page you wish to create into the search box on any page and select "Go".

If you're not sure what space your page belongs in, you might want to check out Help:Namespaces. A page whose name is not prefixed by a namespace lies in the mainspace. Namespaces are indicated in page titles by prefixing the page name with " namespace:", so the prefix " Help:" in this page's title ("Help:MediaWiki basics/Beginner training") indicates that this page is in the Help namespace. Pages in certain namespaces can have special properties or behave differently when they interact with other pages. Namespaces are a mechanism for grouping/separating wiki pages, differentiating between the purpose of the pages at a high level. Right-click that link, open it in a new tab, and read more about these naming conventions.ĭone? The next thing we need to know about titles and page creation is that choosing a correct namespace is vital. That previous blue link takes you to a page explaining those rules, including using lower case, using singular nouns, and avoiding abbreviations among others.

When choosing a title for a page on LIMSwiki, the editor must be aware of the naming conventions for article titles. But first let's talk about.Ī wiki is made up of parent pages and subpages, and each page has a unique title. You'll notice a box with text and a big blue "i" in it above. This should make navigating your way through the wiki less complex. Note: When opening links from wiki pages, right-click a link and choose to open it in a new tab.