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| − | To create a new page you don't | + | To create a new page you don't really need a wiki-link that points to it, you only need to write this in your location bar: |
| − | <nowiki>http:// | + | <nowiki>http://www.linuxmce.com/wiki/index.php/My New Page Name</nowiki> |
This way we will not have links pointing to death / unfinished pages. | This way we will not have links pointing to death / unfinished pages. | ||
Revision as of 16:08, 16 March 2007
Creating a new page
To create a new page you don't really need a wiki-link that points to it, you only need to write this in your location bar:
http://www.linuxmce.com/wiki/index.php/My New Page Name
This way we will not have links pointing to death / unfinished pages.
Categories
Look on the Categories page to see the categories the where allready entered and click on one of the categories to see the documents related to it. If you want to add your document in a existing category or wish to create a new one, add this wiki tag for each category at the end of your page:
[[ Category : First Category Name ]] [[ Category : Second Category Name ]]
Tree like structure using Categories
MediaWiki uses the concept of categories to help you separate information in logical related pages. Sometimes you want to create a tree-like structure to organize that information, this can be done by using the concept of subcategories. To make a category X to act as a subcategory of category Y, just add the wiki tag: [[ Category : Y ]] in the X category description page, this way you will make Y category the parent of X category.
