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 ===== Wiki Syntax ===== ===== Wiki Syntax =====
  
 The core wiki syntax is documented on the [[https://www.dokuwiki.org/wiki:syntax|DokuWiki syntax page]]. You can use [[https://pandoc.org/try/?text=&from=markdown&to=dokuwiki&standalone=0|this helpful tool to convert from Markdown to DokuWiki syntax]]. The core wiki syntax is documented on the [[https://www.dokuwiki.org/wiki:syntax|DokuWiki syntax page]]. You can use [[https://pandoc.org/try/?text=&from=markdown&to=dokuwiki&standalone=0|this helpful tool to convert from Markdown to DokuWiki syntax]].
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 ===== Create a New Page ===== ===== Create a New Page =====
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 Page title: <input type="text" name="new_page" id="new_page"> <button onclick="window.location = document.getElementById('new_page').value + '?do=edit';">Create</button> Page title: <input type="text" name="new_page" id="new_page"> <button onclick="window.location = document.getElementById('new_page').value + '?do=edit';">Create</button>
 </html> </html>
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 +===== Tagging =====
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 +To tag an article, add this to the bottom:
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 +<code>{{tag>tag_name}}</code>
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 +You can add multiple tags by separating them with a space:
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 +<code>{{tag>tag_one tag_two tag_three}}</code>
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 +Tag names cannot contain spaces. Use an underscore, as shown above, to represent a space in a tag name.
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 +You can view a list of all tags in use on the [[Tags]] page.
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 ===== Table of Contents ===== ===== Table of Contents =====
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   * //width18// is a class name that came with the plugin and the resulting style looks nice, so despite the weird name it’s a good reason to leave well-enough alone   * //width18// is a class name that came with the plugin and the resulting style looks nice, so despite the weird name it’s a good reason to leave well-enough alone
   * //2// refers to the level at which the TOC should begin including headings (so, the second level)   * //2// refers to the level at which the TOC should begin including headings (so, the second level)
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 ===== Blurbs ===== ===== Blurbs =====
  
 You can add various blurbs to pages, which is useful for flagging them or alerting people to something relevant about them. You can add various blurbs to pages, which is useful for flagging them or alerting people to something relevant about them.
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 ==== Featured Article ==== ==== Featured Article ====
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 {{page>:blurbs#Featured}} {{page>:blurbs#Featured}}
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 ==== Stub ==== ==== Stub ====
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 {{page>:blurbs#Speculation}} {{page>:blurbs#Speculation}}
 </code> </code>
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 ===== Blockquotes ===== ===== Blockquotes =====
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 The > character begins the blockquote, and the WRAP block formats the attribution nicely. The > character begins the blockquote, and the WRAP block formats the attribution nicely.
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 +===== Dialogue References =====
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 +If you’d like to reference a specific line of dialogue, make a link to the dialogue’s timecode with the display text set to the episode title and MM:SS time in parenthesis, like so:
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 +<code>[[what_s_for_dinner_transcript#section002016927|What’s for Dinner? (20:16)]]</code>
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 +Alternatively, you can omit the episode name if it’s obvious in the context of where the link will be placed:
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 +<code>[[what_s_for_dinner_transcript#section002016927|(20:16)]]</code>
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 +To locate a dialogue timecode for linking, pull up the episode [[list_of_severance_episodes?s[]=transcript|transcript]], find the dialogue in question (either by scrolling to it or by using your browser’s search feature to find it on the page), and then click on the gray timecode link above the dialogue. Then, copy the relevant portion from your browser’s address bar. The relevant portion is the episode transcript article title and the section anchor. For example, <code> what_s_for_dinner_transcript#section002016927</code>
  
 ===== Script Quotes ===== ===== Script Quotes =====
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 The > character begins the blockquote, and the WRAP block formats the attribution nicely. The > character begins the blockquote, and the WRAP block formats the attribution nicely.
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 ===== Figures ===== ===== Figures =====
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 You can use //left// in place of //right// in the WRAP if you’d like the figure to be anchored to the left. You can use //left// in place of //right// in the WRAP if you’d like the figure to be anchored to the left.
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 ===== Redirection ===== ===== Redirection =====
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 #REDIRECT New Page Name #REDIRECT New Page Name
 </code> </code>
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 ===== Gallery ===== ===== Gallery =====
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 +{{tag>Meta}}
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