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Sonu: hyped

2018-04-09T09:02:26Z

hyped

Sonu: Important.

2018-04-08T18:59:46Z

Important.

Sonu at 18:59, 8 April 2018

2018-04-08T18:59:15Z

Ivandsi at 18:44, 8 April 2018

2018-04-08T18:44:41Z

Sonu: Explaining sections.

2018-04-08T18:12:11Z

Explaining sections.

Sonu: In this page, even though is my personal user page, I have added come basic commands. I will add more whenever I have time.

2018-04-08T13:06:43Z

In this page, even though is my personal user page, I have added come basic commands. I will add more whenever I have time.

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== Hello! ==
Hi, I'm Sonu!
Long story short, I've worked with fandom wikia pages for some time, so I can ''manage'' to work around here. Though I'm still learning, I may be able to answer some questions about how this code works.

== Useful commands ==
=== Highlighting a word/sentence ===
Sometimes, we want a certain word or phrase to be highlighted because it is important. There are several ways to highlight a text, or to make it look more important than the rest. I already feel like I'm repeating myself, great.
*<nowiki>If you write a text like this: ''text'',</nowiki> it will show the text in ''italic''.
*<nowiki>If you write a text like the previous one, but with 3 '''text''',</nowiki> it will show the text in '''bold'''.
*<nowiki>If you write a text the same way, but with 5 '''''text''''',</nowiki> it will show the text in '''''both aspects'''''.
**Adding more won't change anything.

=== Highlighting a line/paragraph ===
This is used if you want to change and entire line or paragraph. You could use the previous method for certain situations, but we are ''fancy'' here.

If you want to make each line be a point from another paragraph (what I did before), you have to use <nowiki>"*"</nowiki> at the start of a new line. Press enter, add the asterisk and
*<nowiki>(*)</nowiki> boom, you got yourself a new point.
**<nowiki>(**)</nowiki> Adding more asterisks at the beginning will make it look like a subpoint.
***<nowiki>(***)</nowiki> This is useful, but use with caution.
**<nowiki>(**)</nowiki> And please, let it be tidy.

Another fancy thing is that, if you add <nowiki>";"</nowiki> at the start of a line, the entire thing will be in bold.
;<nowiki>(;)</nowiki> See? Looks cool. Whenever you press Enter again
the effect will go away.
;;<nowiki>(;;)</nowiki> Though, even if you add more, the effect won't change.

=== Linking to another page ===
Alright, there are two ways to make this. We can do it the basic way (which works for linking '''any''' page) or we can do it the good way (only links to pages inside THIS wikia).

==== Basic Method ====
Linking pages with this method is easy and will always work (if you write it properly, but it's easy). However, we '''don't want''' to use this method, unless we are linking to a website outside this wiki. The reason is that it's harder to write it without a reference, and it's a mess for the following editors to work with it.

The basic structure of this method is: <nowiki>[url name]</nowiki><br>
<nowiki>The [ ] part is the link command. The "url" part will always start with "http://" and it will take the entire url. The "name" part is optional. If you press Space after the url and write any name, it will be displayed on the page instead of the complete url. The name can have spaces too, so don't worry.</nowiki>

==== GOOD Method ====
This method is the one we actually '''want''' to use. It requires less writting, it it easy to edit even for another editors, and once you get the hang of it, it's not even hard to use. The only negative point is that this method can't link to another websites. It only works for pages inside this wiki.

The basic structure of this method is: <nowiki>[[page|name]]</nowiki><br>
<nowiki>For this command to activate, we need to imput [ ] twice, one inside another, thus making [[ ]]. Don't put spaces between them. Next thing is the "page" part, which is kind of tricky. Let's use for example</nowiki> the [[Lair of the Fooker]]<nowiki> page. It's url is "http://markyjoe.com/w/index.php/Lair_of_the_Fooker". We need to stract the last part of the url, right after the "index.php" part, since that is the name of the page. In other words, in this case, page = "Lair of the Fooker". Spaces and "_" work like they are the same. If we want to link to a certain part of the page, we use the "#" to link subsections. Example, page = "Lair of the Fooker#Voice". Notice how I didn't write the "text channels" subsection, but the "voice" subsection directly.</nowiki><br><nowiki>
It should look like this: [[Lair of the Fooker#Voice]]</nowiki> which translates to [[Lair of the Fooker#Voice]]. If you click there, it will take you to that subsection on the page.
<nowiki>However, it looks simply bad and messy. Plus, sometimes it's good to disguise the link so it doesn't look weird in context. So, we take our [[Lair of the Fooker#Voice]] and add at the end of the page part a "|" (Alt Gr + 1) and then we start typing the name. Tha page section and the name have no problems with spaces.</nowiki> I'll name it "here" so it will take you to that page if you click [[Lair_of_the_Fooker#Voice|"here"]].

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 To upload a file, go to the page in the navigation bar called [[Special:Upload|Upload file]] and proceed to select the desired file to upload, a name and a description. The name written there will be the one which will be used for the rest of the editors, so keep it clean and look similar files to have the name similar to them.
-To use a file, just proceed to use this "'''<nowiki>[[File:Name.ext]]</nowiki>'''". Take into account it's sensitive to capital letters. Also, beware of the kind of file. I highly suggest uploading .png pictures.
+To use a file, just proceed to use this "'''<nowiki>[[File:Name.ext]]</nowiki>'''". Take into account it's sensitive to capital letters. Also, beware of the kind of file. I highly suggest uploading '''.png''' pictures.
 For further options, go check the [[Special:Upload|Upload file]] page.

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 === Uploading and Using files ===
-To upload a file, go to the page in the navigation bar called [[Special:Upload|Upload file]] and proceed to select the desired file to upload, a name and a description.
+To upload a file, go to the page in the navigation bar called [[Special:Upload|Upload file]] and proceed to select the desired file to upload, a name and a description. The name written there will be the one which will be used for the rest of the editors, so keep it clean and look similar files to have the name similar to them.
-To use a file, just proceed to use this "'''<nowiki>[[File:File.jpg]]</nowiki>'''" (for further options, go check the [[Special:Upload|Upload file]] page.
+To use a file, just proceed to use this "'''<nowiki>[[File:Name.ext]]</nowiki>'''". Take into account it's sensitive to capital letters. Also, beware of the kind of file. I highly suggest uploading .png pictures.

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	<nowiki>= Title =</nowiki><br>		<nowiki>= Title =</nowiki><br>
	I highly recommend adding the title between spaces because of Editing Asthetics. Being serious, this is a good tool for readers AND editors, and it's really easy to use. Take into account that if you keep adding "=" at the beginning and at the end of the command, you will be creating subsections '''according to the highest tier section'''. With that I mean is that if you start writting sections with 3 "=", and the rest at 4 "=", the 3 "=" section will be considered the highest, and the index will point at it like if it was 1.X. To make it clearer, my whole page is written using 2 "=" in every section, but the index treates it as if it was a 1 "=" section.		I highly recommend adding the title between spaces because of Editing Asthetics. Being serious, this is a good tool for readers AND editors, and it's really easy to use. Take into account that if you keep adding "=" at the beginning and at the end of the command, you will be creating subsections '''according to the highest tier section'''. With that I mean is that if you start writting sections with 3 "=", and the rest at 4 "=", the 3 "=" section will be considered the highest, and the index will point at it like if it was 1.X. To make it clearer, my whole page is written using 2 "=" in every section, but the index treates it as if it was a 1 "=" section.
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		+	=== Uploading and Using files ===
		+	To upload a file, go to the page in the navigation bar called [[Special:Upload\|Upload file]] and proceed to select the desired file to upload, a name and a description.
		+
		+	To use a file, just proceed to use this "'''<nowiki>[[File:File.jpg]]</nowiki>'''" (for further options, go check the [[Special:Upload\|Upload file]] page.

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	It should look like this: [[Lair of the Fooker#Voice]]</nowiki> which translates to [[Lair of the Fooker#Voice]]. If you click there, it will take you to that subsection on the page.		It should look like this: [[Lair of the Fooker#Voice]]</nowiki> which translates to [[Lair of the Fooker#Voice]]. If you click there, it will take you to that subsection on the page.
	<nowiki>However, it looks simply bad and messy. Plus, sometimes it's good to disguise the link so it doesn't look weird in context. So, we take our [[Lair of the Fooker#Voice]] and add at the end of the page part a "\|" (Alt Gr + 1) and then we start typing the name. Tha page section and the name have no problems with spaces.</nowiki> I'll name it "here" so it will take you to that page if you click [[Lair_of_the_Fooker#Voice\|"here"]].		<nowiki>However, it looks simply bad and messy. Plus, sometimes it's good to disguise the link so it doesn't look weird in context. So, we take our [[Lair of the Fooker#Voice]] and add at the end of the page part a "\|" (Alt Gr + 1) and then we start typing the name. Tha page section and the name have no problems with spaces.</nowiki> I'll name it "here" so it will take you to that page if you click [[Lair_of_the_Fooker#Voice\|"here"]].
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		+	=== Creating sections ===
		+	As you may have seen at the top of the page, there is a kind of index that act as buttons for you to move around the different part of the page. Sadly, that index doesn't have a command. BUT it can be created when making sections (that's what I call it at least). Sections are each part of a page that can be accessed from the index at the top of a page. These sections are created like this:
		+
		+	<nowiki>= Title =</nowiki><br>
		+	I highly recommend adding the title between spaces because of Editing Asthetics. Being serious, this is a good tool for readers AND editors, and it's really easy to use. Take into account that if you keep adding "=" at the beginning and at the end of the command, you will be creating subsections '''according to the highest tier section'''. With that I mean is that if you start writting sections with 3 "=", and the rest at 4 "=", the 3 "=" section will be considered the highest, and the index will point at it like if it was 1.X. To make it clearer, my whole page is written using 2 "=" in every section, but the index treates it as if it was a 1 "=" section.

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 == Hello! ==
-Hi, I'm Sonu!
+Hi, I'm Sonu! I am admin on this wiki.
 Long story short, I've worked with fandom wikia pages for some time, so I can ''manage'' to work around here. Though I'm still learning, I may be able to answer some questions about how this code works.