APRJA Step-by-step

CREATE PAGES // to be added

EDIT CONTENT

• Goto: https://cc.vvvvvvaria.org/wiki/Content-Form#Contributions
• Click article & ‘edit source’
• Copy & paste from text-file
• Insert line breaks after paragraphs
• Italics: Markup ‘’for italics’’ (you need to do this manually, check the original text)
• Images: Insert:
  

  Caption for example PNG image
• Quotes: markup

  text

FOOTNOTES (Check the HTML by clicking 'edit source' on this page) Footnotes: Insert // they are automatically inserted & numbered into ‘notes’ section. Notes section: HTML for 1 column already inserted in template

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INSERT IMAGES This page is helpful: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Managing_files 1 Prepare the file on your computer in its final format. Make sure the file is exactly as you want it.

2 In the sidebar, under "tools", click "Upload file".

3 Click "Browse" next to the "Source filename:” to locate the file on your computer. (The "browse" button may have a different label depending on your web browser).

4 Change the "Destination filename:" to something descriptive, if necessary.

5 Fill in the "Summary", if necessary.

6 Click the "Upload file" button. If it is a large file, you may need to wait several seconds for the upload to complete.

Alternatively: Insert the image-reference in the text while editing. The image name will appear in read when you see the page. Click on the link and upload the image.

Example (see 'edit source'):

Figure 1: Screenshot of the press conference-video

Note. Usually, when a problem occurs, it is related to the file extension (or the size limit). Note. We use Figure x: … when inserting image captions. Not Fig. 4. / Fig 4: / etc.

NAME SPACES (sections of the wiki)

• For publication (e.g. content form:)
• Also for production space (PDF: )
• And Images

PRODUCTION SPACE / TRANSCLUSION // to be added

COPYING FROM PDF / PASTING WITHOUT LINEBREAKS

• Simple find/replace of paragraph breaks.
• ^p … replace with ‘space’

QUESTIONS … What to do when there’s no header in the first paragraph/ introduction ?

• Option:
  … after the abstract
• Otherwise: add == Introduction == (seems to be what we did for “Minor Tech” issue)