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82.41.176.69 at 16:27, 23 February 2010

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	* '''Enter the URL of the article you want to create in the address bar of your browser.''' (i.e <nowiki>http://diablo2.diablowiki.net/Bishop</nowiki>)		* '''Enter the URL of the article you want to create in the address bar of your browser.''' (i.e <nowiki>http://diablo2.diablowiki.net/Bishop</nowiki>)
	** Once the new page has loaded, you will notice it's like a regular article, but with no content on it at all.		** Once the new page has loaded, you will notice it's like a regular article, but with no content on it at all.
	** In the top of the page~~, you can click "~~edit~~", to open it up for editing~~.		** Hit the 'page' tab at the top left of the page or the link in the page saying 'edit this page'.
	** Fill whatever content you want, and save. A new page is created.		** Fill whatever content you want, and save. A new page is created.

82.41.176.69 at 16:15, 23 February 2010

2010-02-23T16:15:54Z

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	There are two ways to create '''new pages''' in a wiki.		There are two ways to create '''new pages''' in any wiki.


	===Method One===		===Method One===

			* '''Enter the URL of the article you want to create in the address bar of your browser.''' (i.e <nowiki>http://diablo2.diablowiki.net/Bishop</nowiki>)
			** Once the new page has loaded, you will notice it's like a regular article, but with no content on it at all.
			** In the top of the page, you can click "edit", to open it up for editing.
			** Fill whatever content you want, and save. A new page is created.


			[[Image:Nopage.jpg\|thumb\|centre\|600px\|Method One- Typing in a non-existant URL]]

			===Method Two===

	* '''Make a link in an existing article to the page you want to make.'''		* '''Make a link in an existing article to the page you want to make.'''
	** Once you have saved that link, a red coloured link ~~should~~ appear, that indicates no one has filled out that page yet.		** Once you have saved that link, a red coloured link will appear, that indicates no one has filled out that page yet.
	** Click the red link, and you appear in an empty edit window for the page.		** Click the red link, and you appear in an empty edit window for the page.
	** Fill whatever content you want, and save. A new page is created.		** Fill whatever content you want, and save. A new page is created.

	~~[[Image:Redlink.jpg\|thumb\|centre\|600px\|Method One - Following a Red Link]]~~

	~~===~~Method Two~~===~~		[[Image:Redlink.jpg\|thumb\|centre\|600px\|Method Two- Following a Red Link]]

	* '''Enter the URL of the article you want to create in the address bar of your browser.''' (i.e <nowiki>http://diablo2.diablowiki.net/Bishop</nowiki>)
	** Once the new page has loaded, you will notice it's like a regular article, but with no content on it at all.
	** In the top of the page, you can click "edit", to open it up for editing.
	** Fill whatever content you want, and save. A new page is created.

	~~[[Image:Nopage.jpg\|thumb\|centre\|600px\|Method Two - Typing in a non-existant URL]]~~

82.41.176.69 at 16:13, 23 February 2010

2010-02-23T16:13:19Z

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	There are two ways to create '''new pages''' in a wiki.		There are two ways to create '''new pages''' in a wiki.

			===Method One===

	* '''Make a link in an existing article to the page you want to make.'''		* '''Make a link in an existing article to the page you want to make.'''
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	** Click the red link, and you appear in an empty edit window for the page.		** Click the red link, and you appear in an empty edit window for the page.
	** Fill whatever content you want, and save. A new page is created.		** Fill whatever content you want, and save. A new page is created.

			[[Image:Redlink.jpg\|thumb\|centre\|600px\|Method One - Following a Red Link]]

			===Method Two===

	* '''Enter the URL of the article you want to create in the address bar of your browser.''' (i.e <nowiki>http://diablo2.diablowiki.net/Bishop</nowiki>)		* '''Enter the URL of the article you want to create in the address bar of your browser.''' (i.e <nowiki>http://diablo2.diablowiki.net/Bishop</nowiki>)
	** Once the new page has loaded, you will notice it's like a regular article, but with no content on it at all.		** Once the new page has loaded, you will notice it's like a regular article, but with no content on it at all.
	** In the top of the page, you can click "edit", to open it up for editing.		** In the top of the page, you can click "edit", to open it up for editing.
	** Fill whatever content you want, and save. A new page is created.		** Fill whatever content you want, and save. A new page is created.

			[[Image:Nopage.jpg\|thumb\|centre\|600px\|Method Two - Typing in a non-existant URL]]

82.41.176.69 at 19:11, 20 February 2010

2010-02-20T19:11:49Z

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	There are ~~many~~ ways to create '''new pages''' in a wiki.		There are two ways to create '''new pages''' in a wiki.


	~~You can do this in two ways:~~

	* '''Make a link in an existing article to the page you want to make.'''		* '''Make a link in an existing article to the page you want to make.'''
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	** Click the red link, and you appear in an empty edit window for the page.		** Click the red link, and you appear in an empty edit window for the page.
	** Fill whatever content you want, and save. A new page is created.		** Fill whatever content you want, and save. A new page is created.
	* '''Enter the URL of the article you want to create in the address bar of your browser.'''		* '''Enter the URL of the article you want to create in the address bar of your browser.''' (i.e <nowiki>http://diablo2.diablowiki.net/Bishop</nowiki>)
	** Once the new page has loaded, you will notice it's like a regular article, but with no content on it at all.		** Once the new page has loaded, you will notice it's like a regular article, but with no content on it at all.
	** In the top of the page, you can click "edit", to open it up for editing.		** In the top of the page, you can click "edit", to open it up for editing.
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	If you are just starting your wiki editing, and feel a bit unsure, use the [[{{WikiTitle}}:Sandbox\|Sandbox]] before you start on existing articles.		If you are just starting your wiki editing, and feel a bit unsure, use the [[{{WikiTitle}}:Sandbox\|Sandbox]] test area before you start on existing articles.

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82.41.176.69 at 19:06, 20 February 2010

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	There are many ways to create '''new pages''' in a wiki. ~~The basic principle is that all pages of anything you could ever imagine are already in the wiki, ''we just need to fill them out''!~~		There are many ways to create '''new pages''' in a wiki.

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2010-02-08T11:24:27Z

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New page

There are many ways to create '''new pages''' in a wiki. The basic principle is that all pages of anything you could ever imagine are already in the wiki, ''we just need to fill them out''!

You can do this in two ways:

* '''Make a link in an existing article to the page you want to make.'''
** Once you have saved that link, a red coloured link should appear, that indicates no one has filled out that page yet.
** Click the red link, and you appear in an empty edit window for the page.
** Fill whatever content you want, and save. A new page is created.
* '''Enter the URL of the article you want to create in the address bar of your browser.'''
** Once the new page has loaded, you will notice it's like a regular article, but with no content on it at all.
** In the top of the page, you can click "edit", to open it up for editing.
** Fill whatever content you want, and save. A new page is created.

The initial input in an article does not need to be more than a few letters to save it, and then you can keep editing it until you are satisfied with the result. Use the [[Help:Markup|markup help page]] to get an idea of how you can format the text, adding images and things like that.

If you are just starting your wiki editing, and feel a bit unsure, use the [[{{WikiTitle}}:Sandbox|Sandbox]] before you start on existing articles.

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