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: Basics of Editing Articles on this website.
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Basics[edit | edit source]
There are multiple templates, items or data elements that help define an article in this CMS
- Create an article/item by picking a from a Form & add in all the fields and data (including the content)
- An articles structure is generally:
- a start-template {{+Item|...}}
- Body Text
- an end-template{{-Item|...}}
- The majority of articles are an "Form:Item", and there are multiple subclasses of articles, or attributes you can add. Like if you add Review information, an Item is a Review. If you add a "Choice" item, it can be displayed in other pages as a "Choice" that optionally links back to this article. And so on.
- But there are a few dedicated types that we can get into more later, like:
- a "Form:Quote" - is a quote by someone
- a "Form:Meme" - is a Meme
- etc.
Let's break those down more.
Start Template[edit | edit source]
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All templates are wrapped in {{ }} tags to mark them, and they will have multiple parameters, separated by usually a linebreak for easier reading and always a pipe character | then a variable name and equals value. |
The start template Template:+Item is going to have a lot of parameters for the article: {{+Item | Type = Article, Quote, Review, Humor, Slide, Term, Meme | Image = File (220px thumbnail)(440px for slide) | 1Line = 1 line description for bullet views or small views | Description = 200 character short desciption (for longer views or inclusions
It's easier to edit them with a Form, than directly. But either works.
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