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Use a bullets if you want to list several (short) statements of the same area, which are not chronologically connected. Do not use punctuation for bulleted items. | Use a bullets if you want to list several (short) statements of the same area, which are not chronologically connected. Do not use punctuation for bulleted items. | ||
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Use numbered list if the items are chronologically connected and have to be executed one after the other. Do not use punctuation for bulleted items. | Use numbered list if the items are chronologically connected and have to be executed one after the other. Do not use punctuation for bulleted items. | ||
Revision as of 14:04, 24 January 2013
General information
- For the basics about MediaWiki please read MediaWiki FAQ
- Add at least one category to every topic
- In the beginning, the Cheetsheat is very useful
Structuring an article
Text formatting
Creating descriptive text
Descriptive text should be left aligned and in the standard font, without any additional formatting.
Creating lists
There are to types of lists that can be used:
Bullets
Use a bullets if you want to list several (short) statements of the same area, which are not chronologically connected. Do not use punctuation for bulleted items.
- Statement
- Another Statement
Numbered list
Use numbered list if the items are chronologically connected and have to be executed one after the other. Do not use punctuation for bulleted items.
- Do this first
- then do this
- end finally, do this
