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Rcollman at 12:42, 16 November 2007

Rcollman — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 12:42:28 GMT

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-	If you are looking for code to create a template, please see '''[[Template examples	+	If you are looking for code to create a template, please see '''[[Template examples]]''' page.
-	]]''' page.	+

	==Template concept example==		==Template concept example==

Rcollman — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 12:41:48 GMT

Link to template examples added at top

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		+	If you are looking for code to create a template, please see '''[[Template examples
		+	]]''' page.
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	==Template concept example==		==Template concept example==
	Chris is working on several templates as administrator. Templates as standard features. For example the navigation box to the left could be a template. In edit mode, <nowiki>{{Template example}}</nowiki> is all that somebody needs to type to insert a template.		Chris is working on several templates as administrator. Templates as standard features. For example the navigation box to the left could be a template. In edit mode, <nowiki>{{Template example}}</nowiki> is all that somebody needs to type to insert a template.

Rcollman — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 11:52:29 GMT

Where is this information

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	Chris added sidegroupblock code to the header page. He copied this from MoodleDocs CSS info that was called sideblock.		Chris added sidegroupblock code to the header page. He copied this from MoodleDocs CSS info that was called sideblock.
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	See also MediaWiki:Common.css in wikipedia		See also MediaWiki:Common.css in wikipedia
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		+	[[Template examples]] a list of templates in a table

Admin — Tue, 13 Nov 2007 12:25:33 GMT

Group template

Admin — Mon, 12 Nov 2007 22:55:23 GMT

CSS information

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	Chris added sidegroupblock code to the header page. He copied this from MoodleDocs CSS info that was called sideblock.		Chris added sidegroupblock code to the header page. He copied this from MoodleDocs CSS info that was called sideblock.
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		+	See also MediaWiki:Common.css in wikipedia

Rcollman — Mon, 12 Nov 2007 12:17:02 GMT

=Help template

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	Chris understands the general concepts. But he is not very experienced in playing with CSS or Templates for that matter.		Chris understands the general concepts. But he is not very experienced in playing with CSS or Templates for that matter.

-	===Help template==	+	===Help template===
	{{Help}}		{{Help}}
-	The help template is a relatively simple ~~table~~ template that is shown to the right. ~~The colors are part of~~ the code that forms ~~the table, rather than found in the~~ CSS ~~file (~~header in this ~~wiki)~~.	+	The help template is a relatively simple template that is shown to the right. Below is the code that forms this template. The "div class" formats are references to CSS code. Notice the internal links. Somebody can insert another line and link it to a new page.
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		+	<nowiki><div class="sideblock right">
		+	<div class="header">[[Help:Contents\|Help]]</div>
		+	<div class="content">
		+	* [[Help:Editing\|Editing help]]
		+	* [[Help:Page features\|WikiFON page features]]
		+	* [[Help:Style guide\|Style guide]]
		+	*[[Guidelines for contributors\|Guidelines for contributors]]
		+	* [[Documentation philosophy]]
		+	* [[Help:User settings\|User settings]]
		+	</div>
		+	</div></nowiki>
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		+	We could do a copy and paste of this code into Template:Help_story_ideas. Then change the internal links to Ideas _training, Ideas_job, Ideas_PCVs, Ideas_staff, Ideas_smells, Ideas_colors, Ideas_sounds and so forth.

	===Group template===		===Group template===

Rcollman — Mon, 12 Nov 2007 12:00:39 GMT

Template concept example: add Help template section

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	Chris understands the general concepts. But he is not very experienced in playing with CSS or Templates for that matter.		Chris understands the general concepts. But he is not very experienced in playing with CSS or Templates for that matter.
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-	===Group ~~Template~~===	+	===Help template==
		+	{{Help}}
		+	The help template is a relatively simple table template that is shown to the right. The colors are part of the code that forms the table, rather than found in the CSS file (header in this wiki).
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		+	===Group template===
	{{Infobox Group}}		{{Infobox Group}}

Admin — Sun, 11 Nov 2007 13:46:40 GMT

Where is this information

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	In edithis.info wiki, the css file can be overridden by placing the CSS info in the page "[[Header]]"		In edithis.info wiki, the css file can be overridden by placing the CSS info in the page "[[Header]]"
	This is a protected, Admin edit only page.		This is a protected, Admin edit only page.
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		+	Chris added sidegroupblock code to the header page. He copied this from MoodleDocs CSS info that was called sideblock.

Admin — Sun, 11 Nov 2007 13:43:20 GMT

Template ideas

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	==Template ideas==		==Template ideas==

-	*The group template seems like a good idea.	+	*The group template seems like a good idea. Need to create for each group.
-	*A bio template. Might contain standard information about a person.	+	*A bio template. Might contain standard information about a person.
		+	*ToDo template
	*Request for help templates. An image.		*Request for help templates. An image.
	**Need help formatting		**Need help formatting

Admin — Sun, 11 Nov 2007 13:41:45 GMT

Templates

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-	==~~Templates~~==	+	==Template concept example==
	Chris is working on several templates as administrator. Templates as standard features. For example the navigation box to the left could be a template. In edit mode, <nowiki>{{Template example}}</nowiki> is all that somebody needs to type to insert a template.		Chris is working on several templates as administrator. Templates as standard features. For example the navigation box to the left could be a template. In edit mode, <nowiki>{{Template example}}</nowiki> is all that somebody needs to type to insert a template.