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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 | *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. | ||
Revision as of 20:58, 2 November 2026
While creating a simple artist entry is easy through the 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:
- 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 the name of that page in double brackets [[ ]].
- Use two single quotes '' '' to make text italic, or 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.