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[[File:Editor toolbar.png|thumb|675x675px|<nowiki>1. Heading Dropdown Menu | 2. Hyperlink Button | 3. Bullet point Dropdown | 4. Image and Media insertion buttons</nowiki>]] | [[File:Editor toolbar.png|thumb|675x675px|<nowiki>1. Heading Dropdown Menu | 2. Hyperlink Button | 3. Bullet point Dropdown | 4. Image and Media insertion buttons</nowiki>]] | ||
=== Third | === Third Step; Pictures === | ||
Written documentation is brilliant, but you know what aids people even more? Pictures. You can upload images by going to "insert" and then "Images and Media". | Written documentation is brilliant, but you know what aids people even more? Pictures. You can upload images by going to "insert" and then "Images and Media". | ||
=== Additional Formatting Tools === | |||
==== Collapsing Sections ==== | |||
By adding "COLLAPSE!" to the end of your heading; this will turn your section into a collapsed section. These sections will be closed by default when first opening a page, and can be very useful. Once you have finished editing a page, you may need to do <code>Control + Shift + R</code> to refresh the page and see the section appear. | |||
===== Example here COLLAPSE! ===== | |||
View the source to see how to utilise the heading tag. | |||
[[File:Collapse tab example.png|left|thumb|This is what the heading looks like inside the editor.]] | |||
Latest revision as of 16:00, 27 May 2026
Formatting Guide
This page is dedicated to helping you format your pages in a more readable way; its not an in depth guide but more a general "here's how to layout your page".
First Step; Headings
You want to use headings. It's paramount you break your page up with headings, with MediaWiki this creates a contents section for you that allows users to adequately zip around your page. Using headings is easy, when viewing the page it will be right of the Redo arrow, and has various drop down options (Heading, Subheading 1, subheading 2, subheading 3 etc). Play around with these to see what suits you best for your page. A page broken up into various headings and smaller blocks of text makes it far easier to read, navigate and learn from. As well as it just being more memorable overall.
Second Step; Bullet Points and Hyperlinks
You can use bullet points through either the bullet point option (on the toolbar at the top) or through the use of "*" key at the start of each line. This helps break lists up and make them more noticeable and legible.
It's also useful to use Hyperlinks, due to this being a video game sourcing your information might not be possible but what you can do is hyperlink to other relevant pages on the Wiki, you can do this using the Hyperlink button at the top (it looks like a chain link).
Third Step; Pictures
Written documentation is brilliant, but you know what aids people even more? Pictures. You can upload images by going to "insert" and then "Images and Media".
Additional Formatting Tools
Collapsing Sections
By adding "COLLAPSE!" to the end of your heading; this will turn your section into a collapsed section. These sections will be closed by default when first opening a page, and can be very useful. Once you have finished editing a page, you may need to do Control + Shift + R to refresh the page and see the section appear.
Example here COLLAPSE!
View the source to see how to utilise the heading tag.
