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<br>Doing steps 2-3 causes the following page to include your contribution: [[:Category:EDT]]. | <br>Doing steps 2-3 causes the following page to include your contribution: [[:Category:EDT]]. | ||
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*For inline examples such as <code>x = y</code>, use this tagging:<br> such as '''<code>'''x = y'''</code>''' <br> | *For inline examples such as <code>x = y</code>, use this tagging:<br> such as '''<code>'''x = y'''</code>''' <br> | ||
Revision as of 11:29, 26 October 2011
To make a new page:
- Enter a new URL in your browser and include the "EDT:" prefix. For example, http://wiki.eclipse.org/EDT:My_New_page.
You'll be told that there's no text in the page, as if the page already existed. Click on the Edit link to open the Rich Editor. - Click Wikitext.
- Place the following detail at the bottom of your page, with double left brackets in front and double right brackets in back:
EDT:Category - To return to the Rich Editor, click Wikitext again. You might not see the category displayed correctly until you save your work.
Doing steps 2-3 causes the following page to include your contribution: Category:EDT.
You can set code examples to monospace by clicking WikiText and then using the following tags:
- For inline examples such as
x = y, use this tagging:
such as <code>x = y</code> - For larger examples, use this tagging:
<pre>
x = y;
y = z;
</pre>
You can copy content and markup from one section to another only by working in Wikitext or outside the Rich Editor.
To learn more about editing Wiki pages: