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Wikihelp brings you a page where you will find the simple slash advanced instructions to how to add a infobox to the right side of the page and more.


Infobox

In order to add an infobox to the page you have to add one of the following codes into your page.


Infobox of a Person: ( You can see an example here on the right side )

{{Infobox person
|image               = [[File:name.gif]]
|fullname            = 
|residence           =   
|born                = 
|gender              = 
|status              = 
|rank                = 
}}
 

Infobox of a Community: ( You can see an example here on the right side )

{{Infobox community
|image           = [[File:|300px]]
|founded         = 
|founders        = 
|members   = 
|website         = 
|status          = 
}}

 

Table of Content

What is Table of Content ? It is the thing up before infobox header stating what is the content inside this article.

To add Table of Content to your article use this in the article edit. Suggested after introduction before first paragraph. Like on this page.

__TOC__ 
 


Formmating

Description

You type

You get

Character (inline) formatting – applies anywhere

Italic text

''<!--T:8-->
italic''

italic

Bold text

'''<!--T:11-->
bold'''

bold

Bold and italic

'''''<!--T:14-->
bold & italic'''''

bold & italic

Strike text

<strike> <!--T:17-->
strike text </strike>

strike text

Escape wiki markup

<nowiki><!--T:20-->
no ''markup''</nowiki>

no ''markup''

Escape wiki markup once

[[API]]<nowiki/><!--T:22-->
extension

API extension

Section formatting – only at the beginning of the line

Headings of different levels


== Level 2 == <!--T:26-->

=== Level 3 === <!--T:27-->

==== Level 4 ==== <!--T:28-->

===== Level 5 ===== <!--T:29-->

====== Level 6 ====== <!--T:30-->


Usage

{{note|Foo}}
{{note|Foo|reminder}}
{{note|Foo|error}}
{{note|Foo|gotcha}}
{{tip|Foo}}
{{note}} <!--T:6--> Loose test
{{tip}} <!--T:7--> Loose test

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

Level 5
Level 6

Horizontal rule

<!--T:41-->
Text before
----
<!--T:42-->
Text after

Text before


Text after

Bullet list


<!--T:46-->
* Start each line
* with an [[Wikipedia:asterisk|asterisk]] (*).
** More asterisks give deeper
*** and deeper levels.
* Line breaks <br />don't break levels.
*** But jumping levels creates empty space.
Any other start ends the list.

  • Start each line
  • with an asterisk (*).
    • More asterisks give deeper
      • and deeper levels.
  • Line breaks
    don't break levels.
      • But jumping levels creates empty space.

Any other start ends the list.

Numbered list


<!--T:49-->
# Start each line
# with a [[Wikipedia:Number_sign|number sign]] (#).
## More number signs give deeper
### and deeper
### levels.
# Line breaks <br />don't break levels.
### But jumping levels creates empty space.
# Blank lines

<!--T:50-->
# end the list and start another.
Any other start also
ends the list.

  1. Start each line
  2. with a number sign (#).
    1. More number signs give deeper
      1. and deeper
      2. levels.
  3. Line breaks
    don't break levels.
      1. But jumping levels creates empty space.
  4. Blank lines
  1. end the list and start another.

Any other start also ends the list.

Definition list


<!--T:54-->
;item 1
: definition 1
;item 2
: definition 2-1
: definition 2-2

item 1
definition 1
item 2
definition 2-1
definition 2-2

Indent text


<!--T:57-->
: Single indent
:: Double indent
::::: Multiple indent


Usage

{{note|Foo}}
{{note|Foo|reminder}}
{{note|Foo|error}}
{{note|Foo|gotcha}}
{{tip|Foo}}
{{note}} <!--T:6--> Loose test
{{tip}} <!--T:7--> Loose test
Single indent
Double indent
Multiple indent

Mixture of different types of list


<!--T:61-->
# one
# two
#* two point one
#* two point two
# three
#; three item one
#: three def one
# four
#: four def one
#: this looks like a continuation
#: and is often used
#: instead <br />of <nowiki><br /></nowiki>
# five
## five sub 1
### five sub 1 sub 1
## five sub 2


Usage

{{note|Foo}}
{{note|Foo|reminder}}
{{note|Foo|error}}
{{note|Foo|gotcha}}
{{tip|Foo}}
{{note}} <!--T:6--> Loose test
{{tip}} <!--T:7--> Loose test
  1. one
  2. two
    • two point one
    • two point two
  3. three
    three item one
    three def one
  4. four
    four def one
    this looks like a continuation
    and is often used
    instead
    of <br />
  5. five
    1. five sub 1
      1. five sub 1 sub 1
    2. five sub 2

Preformatted text


 <!--T:65-->
Start each line with a space.
 Text is '''preformatted''' and
 ''markups'' '''''can''''' be done.


Usage

{{note|Foo}}
{{note|Foo|reminder}}
{{note|Foo|error}}
{{note|Foo|gotcha}}
{{tip|Foo}}
{{note}} <!--T:6--> Loose test
{{tip}} <!--T:7--> Loose test

Start each line with a space.

Text is preformatted and
markups can be done.

Preformatted text blocks

 <!--T:69-->
<nowiki>Start with a space in the first column,
(before the <nowiki>).

<!--T:70-->
Then your block format will be
    maintained.
 
This is good for copying in code blocks:

<!--T:71-->
def function():
    """documentation string"""

    <!--T:72-->
if True:
        print True
    else:
        print False</nowiki>

Start with a space in the first column, (before the <nowiki>). <!--T:74--> Then your block format will be maintained. <!--T:75--> This is good for copying in code blocks: <!--T:76--> def function(): """documentation string""" <!--T:77--> if True: print True else: print False

Paragraphs

MediaWiki ignores single line breaks. To start a new paragraph, leave an empty line. You can force a line break within a paragraph with the HTML tag <br />.

HTML tags

Some HTML tags are allowed in MediaWiki, for example <code>, <div>, <span> and <font>. These apply anywhere you insert them.

Description

You type

You get

Inserted
(Displays as underline in most browsers)

<ins><!--T:86-->
Inserted</ins>

<!--T:87-->
or

<u><!--T:88-->
Underline</u>

Inserted

or

Underline

Deleted
(Displays as strikethrough in most browsers)

<s><!--T:93-->
Struck out</s>

<!--T:94-->
or

<del><!--T:95-->
Deleted</del>

Struck out

or

Deleted

Fixed width text

<code><!--T:100-->
Source code</code>

<!--T:101-->
or

<tt>Fixed width text</tt>

Source code

or

Fixed width text

Blockquotes

<!--T:105-->
Text before
<blockquote><!--T:106-->
Blockquote</blockquote>
<!--T:107-->
Text after

Text before

Blockquote

Text after

Comment

<!--T:112-->
<!-- This is a comment -->
Comments are visible only 
in the edit zone.

Comments are visible only in the edit zone.

Completely preformatted text

<pre>
<!--T:115-->
Text is '''preformatted''' and 
''markups'' '''''cannot''''' be done</pre>

Usage

{{note|Foo}}
{{note|Foo|reminder}}
{{note|Foo|error}}
{{note|Foo|gotcha}}
{{tip|Foo}}
{{note}} <!--T:6--> Loose test
{{tip}} <!--T:7--> Loose test
<!--T:117-->
Text is '''preformatted''' and 
''markups'' '''''cannot''''' be done

Customized preformatted text

<pre style="color: red">
<!--T:119-->
Text is '''preformatted''' 
with a style and 
''markups'' '''''cannot''''' be done
</pre>

Usage

{{note|Foo}}
{{note|Foo|reminder}}
{{note|Foo|error}}
{{note|Foo|gotcha}}
{{tip|Foo}}
{{note}} <!--T:6--> Loose test
{{tip}} <!--T:7--> Loose test
<!--T:121-->
Text is '''preformatted''' 
with a style and 
''markups'' '''''cannot''''' be done

continued:

Description

You type

You get

Customized preformatted text with text wrap according to available width

<pre style="white-space: pre-wrap; 
white-space: -moz-pre-wrap; 
white-space: -pre-wrap; 
white-space: -o-pre-wrap; 
word-wrap: break-word;">
<!--T:127-->
This long sentence is used to demonstrate text wrapping. This additional sentence makes the text even longer.</translate>
</pre>
<!--T:128-->
This long sentence is used to demonstrate text wrapping. This additional sentence makes the text even longer.</translate>

Preformatted text with text wrap according to available width</translate>

<code>
<!--T:130-->
This long sentence is used to demonstrate text wrapping. This additional sentence makes the text even longer.</translate>
</code>

This long sentence is used to demonstrate text wrapping. This additional sentence makes the text even longer.</translate>