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Admin at 21:02, 2 November 2026

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	*Use two single quotes <nowiki>'' ''</nowiki> to make text ''italic'', or three single quotes <nowiki>''' ''' </nowiki> to make text '''bold'''.		*Use two single quotes <nowiki>'' ''</nowiki> to make text ''italic'', or three single quotes <nowiki>''' ''' </nowiki> to make text '''bold'''.
	*If you know how to use HTML, all standard HTML elements can be used on the site such as <nowiki><div>, <p>, <table>, </nowiki> etc. to structure the page.		*If you know how to use HTML, all standard HTML elements can be used on the site such as <nowiki><div>, <p>, <table>, </nowiki> etc. to structure the page.

			== Images ==
			For security purposes, uploading images directly to the website is currently disabled except for the administrator account. Unfortunately, a bad actor could disguise a malicious file as an image and cause harm to the website.

			Image sharing is a functionality I'm currently exploring potential solutions for. If you would like an image added to a page, for now you can send it to mzimm21@proton.me and indicate in your message where and how you'd like it attached.

Admin at 20:58, 2 November 2026

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	*Create headings for your page by placing '=' signs around the heading like so: <nowiki>== Heading 1 ==, === Sub-heading ===, etc.</nowiki>		*Create headings for your page by placing '=' signs around the heading like so: <nowiki>== Heading 1 ==, === Sub-heading ===, etc.</nowiki>
	*Create a link to other pages or categories on the site by placing ~~your link text~~ in double brackets <nowiki>[[ ]]</nowiki>.		*Create a link to other pages or categories on the site by placing the name of that page in double brackets <nowiki>[[ ]]</nowiki>.
	*Use two single quotes <nowiki>'' ''</nowiki> to make text ''italic'', or three single quotes <nowiki>''' ''' </nowiki> to make text '''bold'''.		*Use two single quotes <nowiki>'' ''</nowiki> to make text ''italic'', or three single quotes <nowiki>''' ''' </nowiki> to make text '''bold'''.
	*If you know how to use HTML, all standard HTML elements can be used on the site such as <nowiki><div>, <p>, <table>, </nowiki> etc. to structure the page.		*If you know how to use HTML, all standard HTML elements can be used on the site such as <nowiki><div>, <p>, <table>, </nowiki> etc. to structure the page.

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	*Create headings for your page by placing '=' signs around the heading like so: <nowiki>== Heading 1 ==, === Sub-heading ===, etc.</nowiki>		*Create headings for your page by placing '=' signs around the heading like so: <nowiki>== Heading 1 ==, === Sub-heading ===, etc.</nowiki>
	*Create a link to other pages or categories on the site by placing your link text in double brackets <nowiki>[[ ]]</nowiki>.		*Create a link to other pages or categories on the site by placing your link text in double brackets <nowiki>[[ ]]</nowiki>.
	*Use two single quotes <nowiki>'' ''</nowiki> to make text ''italic''.		*Use two single quotes <nowiki>'' ''</nowiki> to make text ''italic'', or three single quotes <nowiki>''' ''' </nowiki> to make text '''bold'''.
	*Use three single quotes <nowiki>''' ''' </nowiki> to make text '''bold'''.
	*If you know how to use HTML, all standard HTML elements can be used on the site such as <nowiki><div>, <p>, <table>, </nowiki> etc. to structure the page.		*If you know how to use HTML, all standard HTML elements can be used on the site such as <nowiki><div>, <p>, <table>, </nowiki> etc. to structure the page.

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Admin at 20:54, 2 November 2026

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	For example, you can:		For example, you can:

	- Create headings for your page by placing '=' signs around the heading like so: <nowiki>== Heading 1 ==, === Sub-heading ===, etc.</nowiki>		*Create headings for your page by placing '=' signs around the heading like so: <nowiki>== Heading 1 ==, === Sub-heading ===, etc.</nowiki>
	- Create a link to other pages or categories on the site by placing your link text in double brackets <nowiki>[[ ]]</nowiki>.		*Create a link to other pages or categories on the site by placing your link text in double brackets <nowiki>[[ ]]</nowiki>.
	- Use two single quotes <nowiki>'' ''</nowiki> to make text ''italic''.		*Use two single quotes <nowiki>'' ''</nowiki> to make text ''italic''.
	- Use three single quotes <nowiki>''' ''' </nowiki> to make text '''bold'''.		*Use three single quotes <nowiki>''' ''' </nowiki> to make text '''bold'''.
	- If you know how to use HTML, all standard HTML elements can be used on the site such as <nowiki><div>, <p>, <table>, </nowiki> etc. to structure the page.		*If you know how to use HTML, all standard HTML elements can be used on the site such as <nowiki><div>, <p>, <table>, </nowiki> etc. to structure the page.

Admin at 20:54, 2 November 2026

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	While creating a simple artist entry is easy through the [[Form:New_Band_Entry_Form]], the Mediawiki engine that this site runs on offers ~~a lot of~~ other tools to ~~flesh out~~ your articles.		While creating a simple artist entry is easy through the [[Form:New_Band_Entry_Form\|New Band Entry Form]], the Mediawiki engine that this site runs on offers other tools you can use to add details to your articles.

	For example, you can:		For example, you can:

	- Create headings for your page by placing '=' signs around the heading like so: == Heading 1 ==, === Sub-heading ===, etc.		- Create headings for your page by placing '=' signs around the heading like so: <nowiki>== Heading 1 ==, === Sub-heading ===, etc.</nowiki>
	- Create a link to other pages or categories on the site by placing your link text in double brackets [[ ]].		- Create a link to other pages or categories on the site by placing your link text in double brackets <nowiki>[[ ]]</nowiki>.
	- Use two single quotes '' '' to make text ''italic''.		- Use two single quotes <nowiki>'' ''</nowiki> to make text ''italic''.
	- Use three single quotes ''' ''' to make text '''bold'''.		- Use three single quotes <nowiki>''' ''' </nowiki> to make text '''bold'''.
	- If you know how to use HTML, all standard HTML elements can be used on the site such as <div>, <p>, <table>, etc. to structure the page.		- If you know how to use HTML, all standard HTML elements can be used on the site such as <nowiki><div>, <p>, <table>, </nowiki> etc. to structure the page.

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New page

While creating a simple artist entry is easy through the [[Form:New_Band_Entry_Form]], the Mediawiki engine that this site runs on offers a lot of other tools to flesh out your articles.

For example, you can:

- Create headings for your page by placing '=' signs around the heading like so: == Heading 1 ==, === Sub-heading ===, etc.
- Create a link to other pages or categories on the site by placing your link text in double brackets [[ ]].
- Use two single quotes '' '' to make text ''italic''.
- Use three single quotes ''' ''' to make text '''bold'''.
- If you know how to use HTML, all standard HTML elements can be used on the site such as <div>, <p>, <table>, etc. to structure the page.