Help:Editing
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Basic formatting
| Description | You type | You get |
| Italic text |
''italic'' |
italic |
| Bold text |
'''bold''' |
bold |
| Bold and italic |
'''''bold & italic''''' |
bold & italic |
| Internal link (within the Wiki)
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[[Rocket Launcher]] |
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| Internal non-standard page link (within the Wiki)
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[[:Category:Bread images]] |
Category:Bread images |
| Section link on other page |
[[Scout#Weapons]] |
Scout#Weapons |
| Section link on same page |
[[#Creating a subpage]] |
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| Categorization |
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Places the page in Category:Gameplay |
| External link (to other websites)
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[http://www.example.org Text to display] |
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| Link to Wikipedia
See this page for more interwiki links.
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[[Wikipedia:Team Fortress 2|TF2 on Wikipedia]] |
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| Citation Needed |
{{Citation needed}} |
[citation needed] |
| Redirect to another page |
#REDIRECT [[Target page]] |
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| Redirect to a non-english page |
#REDIRECT [[Target page/x]] {{R lang|x}} where |
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| Section headings A Table of Contents will automatically be generated when four headings are added to an article.
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== Level 1 == |
Level 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 5 |
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* One |
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| Numbered list Empty lines between list items restarts numbering at 1.
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# One |
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| Indenting text |
no indent (normal) |
no indent (normal)
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| File |
[[File:Logo.png|100px]] |
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| Thumbnail image |
[[File:Logo.png|thumb|Caption text]] |
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| Sign your posts on talk pages |
~~~~ |
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| Indenting your posts on talk pages (remember to sign your messages)
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First message on topic. User1 07:53, 23 November 2024 (UTC) |
First message on topic. User1 07:53, 23 November 2024 (UTC) |
| Outdenting your posts on talk pages |
:::::Talk page message with 6 indents User1 07:53, 23 November 2024 (UTC) |
Outdented talk page message User2 07:53, 23 November 2024 (UTC) |
Creating a page
There are three ways to create a new page on the Team Fortress Wiki:
Firstly, you can simply type the name of the new page you wish to create into the Search box on the left navigation menu. If the page does not currently exist, the page displayed will advise you that
- You may create the page "[page you searched for]", but consider checking the search results below to see whether it is already covered.
Click the red text of "[page you searched for]" to begin creating the new page.
Secondly, you can navigate to the URL of the new page directly. For example, typing out http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/New_page into your browser's URL address bar and hitting the enter button will take you to a New page document. On that page you can click the CREATE tab to bring up the editing box.
Alternatively, any page that contains a red link such as example page indicates that the page does not exist. Clicking on the link will take you to a page where the first version of the page can be written and saved.
Creating a subpage
Subpages can be thought of as children of articles in the document tree. As such they should be used when you wish to create an article that is intrinsically linked to the parent article. Articles that have been translated into different languages use subpages to store the separate content. For example, the Main Page has a Main Page/pl which has the translated content in Polish.
To create a subpage, the same procedure should be used as above using the forward slash (/) to indicate the separation between the original page, and the subpage. Example:- Original page name/Subpage name.
Saving pages
Once edited, before actually saving your changes, make good use of the 'Show preview' button to preview the changes. Avoid saving too often or saving just to see what it looks like. Each page save will generate an entry in recent changes. Repeated trivial and unnecessary saves tend to clutter up that list and inconvenience users who make use of that list to watch for vandals or misinformed edits. Once you are happy with your changes, enter a brief summary of what changes you have made in the 'Summary:' text box and click the 'Save page' button.
The 'This is a minor edit' tick box should be used if small changes (for example, grammar corrections) have been made. The 'Watch this page' tick box is useful to keep an eye on changes to that article. These will show up in your 'My Watchlist' (found at the top right of the wiki when you are logged in) if any changes have been made.
See also
- Help:Contents – main help page
