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To create a new page, first identify the [[Special:Categories|category]] that you will use. You can also find this link in the left sidebar. If you feel you need a new category or sub-category page, please contact [mailto:support@wikisea.net support@wikisea.net]. | To create a new page, first identify the [[Special:Categories|category]] that you will use. You can also find this link in the left sidebar. If you feel you need a new category or sub-category page, please contact [mailto:support@wikisea.net support@wikisea.net]. | ||
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Next, in the browser's location field you will see a URL a bit like this: | Next, in the browser's location field you will see a URL a bit like this: | ||
Revision as of 09:54, 25 July 2015
To contribute your knowledge and expertise you must be logged in as a registered Member.
Before you start to develop a topic, check to see if the page already exists:
- Use the Search box at the upper right
- Check the Page index
- Check the Category list
If the page exists, feel free to collaborate in its development; or, develop a sister page.
To create a new page, first identify the category that you will use. You can also find this link in the left sidebar. If you feel you need a new category or sub-category page, please contact support@wikisea.net.
Tutorial
To practice, create your own bio page.
Next, in the browser'sSecond location field you will see a URL a bit like this:
https://www.wikisea.net/w/index.php?title=GettingStarted&action=edit
Or this:
https://www.wikisea.net/w/index.php/Main_Page
Whichever, you want to type in the name of your page after the "index.php/" so your location looks like this:
https://www.wikisea.net/w/index.php/YourPageNane
Be sure to use your actual desired page name. :)
With your cursor still in the location field, press Enter and the page will be created.
- Topic Page Template (Wiki Style) — To jump right in!
- Topic Page Template (MS Word) — Use this docx template with a Word Add-In
- Topic Page Template (Libre Office) — Use this odt template with Libre Office
- QuickStart Guide — AAmpere (amp), SI unit of electrical current quick guide to making topic pages.
- User's Guide — For detailed information.
- Templates — Template pages.
