Help:Add content to the handbook
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You want to add a page to the manual? Nothing is more simple! You'll need to do the following steps so that your article is written with the handbook look and is referred to.
How to Create A Wiki PageMethod 1 : From URL Address BarIn your browser type the page name after title=, For Example: http://wiki.e107.org/index.php?title= Hence: http://wiki.e107.org/index.php?title=My New Wiki Page This opens the editor page. Method 2: Link In Another DocumentEdit a document. Add a link to the page you want to create, such as [[My New Wiki Page]] For example: I really should create the page [[Fantastic e107]]. This would be displayed like this - and it should show Fantastic e107 in red, unless someone creates it : I really should create the page Fantastic e107. New Page EditorClicking the link Opens the Editor. Editing Fantastic e107 From e107 Wiki You have followed a link to a page that does not exist yet. To create the page, start typing in the box below (see the help page for more info). If you are here by mistake, click your browser's back button. e107 Wiki Basic Page StructureIncluding the Main Page StylingMuch of the structure is controlled neatly by Templates we have created. These are 'include files' which pull in the code for the main box and the cube image and so forth. The main template to begin with is:- {{Handbook open|{{FULLPAGENAME}}}} Sometimes the title can misbehave, so if you want to use your own title: {{Handbook open|title of your page}} Including Links to Translated versions of the page<small>[[About e107|English]] | [[Ueber e107|Deutsch]] | etc </small> There are six main sections of the wiki. Select which map to include in your article. The code for each follows:-
Including CategoriesCategories classify your article in main topics of interest. They are used so that in the Category Main Page, they get listed together with similar documents on a subject. The links are displayed at the footer of each document. Main Categories include all the main Admin Area Links and all the core plugins. There are other general categories such as Security, SEO, Install and so forth so that subjects of interest are kept together. We also use the Main Language Category to help build content in a specific Language. e107 Handbook is always included as this comes from the Template. It is useful to list Categories at the bottom of the page, and where possible, order them in a logical Navigation Path for the reader. Try to think like a new person would. So for example [[Category:Deutsch]] [[Category:Admin]] [[Category:Settings]] [[Category:Preferences]] [[Category:Security]] [[Category:SEO]] These are displayed along the bottom like this Categories: e107 Handbook | Deutsch | Admin | Settings | Preferences | Security | SEO Finally Close the HandbookLastly add the Handbook close template which neatens everything up and drops in the bottom half of the page. {{Handbook close}} In Summary
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Follow the red Link to edit the new page... Copy this example content below.
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