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			[[Category:Junktest]]

User4 at 01:24, 26 March 2014

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	Section headings may be used to automatically create a Table of Contents (TOC) for an article.		Section headings may be used to automatically create a Table of Contents (TOC) for an article.

	<~~pre~~>~~Note~~: A Table of Contents will automatically be created when four headings are added to an article.		<blockquote>'''NOTE:''' A Table of Contents will automatically be created when four headings are added to an article.

	Use the __NOTOC__ tag to avoid a TOC from being automatically created.</~~pre~~>		Use the <nowiki>__NOTOC__</nowiki> tag to avoid a TOC from being automatically created. See: MUST PUT LINK HERE</blockquote>

	A single "=" is used ''only for the main article heading'' and should ''not'' be used within an article.		A single "=" is used ''only for the main article heading'' and should ''not'' be used within an article.
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	<pre>====Create a level five section heading====</pre>		<pre>====Create a level five section heading====</pre>

	NEEDS A LINK See: ~~Make~~ a TOC (table of contents)		NEEDS A LINK See: Making a TOC (table of contents)

	'''[[#contents\|^ BACK TO CONTENTS]]'''		'''[[#contents\|^ BACK TO CONTENTS]]'''
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	<center> TEXT TO CENTER </center>		<center> TEXT TO CENTER </center>

	~~WE HAVE NO CENTER TEMPLATE????~~

	~~{{center}}~~

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	Use <nowiki>__TOC__</nowiki> to automatically create a table of contents.		Use <nowiki>__TOC__</nowiki> to automatically create a table of contents.

	It is not necessary to use the __TOC__ tag - all articles ~~don't~~ need a table of contents. A table of contents is useful for a longer article ~~that~~ has many sections ~~which a~~ user may wish to "jump" directly to by clicking the TOC heading.		<blockquote>'''NOTE:''' A Table of Contents will automatically be created when four headings are added to an article.

			It is not necessary to use the __TOC__ tag - not all articles need a table of contents. A table of contents is useful for a longer article which has many sections. A user may wish to "jump" directly to a sectopm by clicking the TOC heading.

	If you would like to specify that no TOC is created ~~(which is unnecessary, because only by using the __TOC__ tag is one created!)~~ use this tag:		If you would like to specify that no TOC is created use this tag:

	<pre>__NOTOC__</pre>		<pre>__NOTOC__</pre>

	... and ~~there~~ will ~~not~~ be ~~a TOC~~ created.		... and no TOC will be created.

	The number of levels shown in a TOC depends on the number of headings created using == , === , ==== , ===== , etc. The TOC may be limited to only a certain number of entries by using this tag:		The number of levels shown in a TOC depends on the number of headings created using == , === , ==== , ===== , etc. The TOC may be limited to only a certain number of entries by using this tag:

User4 at 01:13, 26 March 2014

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	One or more equal signs at the beginning of a line ( = ) are used to create headings.		One or more equal signs at the beginning of a line ( = ) are used to create headings.

	Section headings may be used to automatically create a Table of Contents (TOC) for an article. A Table of Contents will automatically be created when four headings are added to an article. Use the __NOTOC__ tag to avoid a TOC from being automatically created.		Section headings may be used to automatically create a Table of Contents (TOC) for an article.

			<pre>Note: A Table of Contents will automatically be created when four headings are added to an article.

			Use the __NOTOC__ tag to avoid a TOC from being automatically created.</pre>

	A single "=" is used ''only for the main article heading'' and should ''not'' be used within an article.		A single "=" is used ''only for the main article heading'' and should ''not'' be used within an article.
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	<pre>==Create a section sub-heading using == and === ==</pre>		<pre>==Create a section sub-heading using == and === ==</pre>

	You may create ~~further~~ sub-headings by using multiple "=" signs as follows:		You may create sub-headings by using multiple "=" signs as follows:

	<pre>==Create a level two section heading==</pre>		<pre>==Create a level two section heading==</pre>

User4 at 01:09, 26 March 2014

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	==Create a section heading using == and === ==		==Create a section sub-heading using == and === ==

	One or more equal signs ( = ) are used to create headings.		One or more equal signs at the beginning of a line ( = ) are used to create headings.

			Section headings may be used to automatically create a Table of Contents (TOC) for an article. A Table of Contents will automatically be created when four headings are added to an article. Use the __NOTOC__ tag to avoid a TOC from being automatically created.

	A single "=" is used ''only for the main article heading'' and should ''not'' be used within an article.		A single "=" is used ''only for the main article heading'' and should ''not'' be used within an article.
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	The heading above was created with this markup:		The heading above was created with this markup:

	<pre>==Create a section heading using == and === ==</pre>		<pre>==Create a section sub-heading using == and === ==</pre>

	You may create further sub-headings by using multiple "=" signs as follows:		You may create further sub-headings by using multiple "=" signs as follows:

	<pre>==Create a section heading ~~within an article~~==</pre>		<pre>==Create a level two section heading==</pre>

	<pre>===Create a section ~~sub-~~heading ~~within an article~~===</pre>		<pre>===Create a level three section heading===</pre>

	<pre>====Create ~~another~~ section ~~sub-~~heading ~~within an article~~====</pre>		<pre>====Create a level four section heading====</pre>

	~~Section headings may be used to automatically create~~ a ~~table of contents (TOC) for an article.~~		<pre>====Create a level five section heading====</pre>

	NEEDS A LINK See: Make a TOC (table of contents)		NEEDS A LINK See: Make a TOC (table of contents)

User4 at 00:02, 26 March 2014

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	Do not sign in an article. Sign only on talk pages.		Do not sign in an article. Sign only on talk pages.

	~~MUST MOVE TO HELP ON CHARACTERS - PUT A LINK HERE~~

	You may be able to use the number pad to type the tilde.		You may be able to use the number pad to type the tilde.

	Press and hold down the left ALT key, then type 126 on the number pad, then release the ALT key. The tilde should appear where the cursor is.		Press and hold down the left ALT key, then type 126 on the number pad, then release the ALT key. The tilde should appear where the cursor is.

			MUST MOVE TO HELP ON CHARACTERS - PUT A LINK HERE


	More info on ALT keys character entry is here:		More info on ALT keys character entry is here:

User4 at 00:00, 26 March 2014

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	==Signing your name in talk pages using <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>==		==Signing your name in talk pages using <nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>==

	You should always sign your comments by appending four tildes (<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>) to your comment, which adds your user name plus the date and time.		You should always sign your comments in talk pages by appending four tildes (<nowiki>~~~~</nowiki>) to your comment, which adds your user name plus the date and time.

	For example, this is what signing with four tildes will produce:		For example, this is what signing with four tildes will produce:
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	<pre>~~~~ (your user name plus date/time)</pre>		<pre>~~~~ (your user name plus date/time)</pre>
	<pre>~~~~~ (just the date/time)</pre>		<pre>~~~~~ (just the date/time)</pre>

			Do not sign in an article. Sign only on talk pages.

			MUST MOVE TO HELP ON CHARACTERS - PUT A LINK HERE

	You may be able to use the number pad to type the tilde.		You may be able to use the number pad to type the tilde.
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	... which will link to the Wikipedia page, but which only gives a number (the reference) to click on.		... which will link to the Wikipedia page, but which only gives a number (the reference) to click on.

	~~For more specific information on how to create a correct reference, see [[:Category:Citation templates]]~~

	The following is just to give you an idea how references work:		The following is just to give you an idea how references work:

	<nowiki><pre> blah blah <ref>{{cite web\|url=PUT_URL_HERE \|title=PUT_NAME_OF_LINK_HERE \|publisher=PUT_PUBLISHER_HERE \|date=PUT_DATE_HERE \|accessdate=PUT_ACCESS_DATE_HERE}}</ref></pre></nowiki>		<nowiki><pre> blah blah <ref>{{cite web\|url=PUT_URL_HERE \|title=PUT_NAME_OF_LINK_HERE \|publisher=PUT_PUBLISHER_HERE \|date=PUT_DATE_HERE \|accessdate=PUT_ACCESS_DATE_HERE}}</ref></pre></nowiki>

			For quick reference, here are all the possible tags used in references:

			<nowiki>{{cite book \|last1= \|first1= \|authorlink1= \|last2= \|first2= \|editor1-first= \|editor1-last= \|editor1-link= \|others= \|title= \|url= \|format= \|accessdate= \|edition= \|series= \|volume= \|date= \|year= \|month= \|origyear= \|publisher= \|location= \|language= \|isbn= \|oclc= \|doi= \|id= \|page= \|pages= \|chapter= \|chapterurl= \|quote= \|ref= \|bibcode= \|laysummary= \|laydate= \|separator= \|postscript= \|lastauthoramp=}}</nowiki>

			For more specific information on how to create a correct reference, see [[:Category:Citation templates]]

			END TEST

	TEST:		TEST:
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	... can be used to "turn off" then "turn on" wiki markup.		... can be used to "turn off" then "turn on" wiki markup.

	~~NEEDS~~ EXAMPLES		NOTE: Use lower-case letters for "nowiki". Do not use "NOWIKI".

			MUST PUT MORE EXAMPLES

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User4 at 23:44, 25 March 2014

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	The following is just to give you an idea how references work:		The following is just to give you an idea how references work:

	<nowiki><pre>~~blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah~~ blah blah <ref>{{cite web\|url=PUT_URL_HERE \|title=PUT_NAME_OF_LINK_HERE \|publisher=PUT_PUBLISHER_HERE \|date=PUT_DATE_HERE \|accessdate=PUT_ACCESS_DATE_HERE}}</ref></pre></nowiki>		<nowiki><pre> blah blah <ref>{{cite web\|url=PUT_URL_HERE \|title=PUT_NAME_OF_LINK_HERE \|publisher=PUT_PUBLISHER_HERE \|date=PUT_DATE_HERE \|accessdate=PUT_ACCESS_DATE_HERE}}</ref></pre></nowiki>

			TEST:

			Hello,<ref>[http://www.loc.gov/about/ Library of Congress]</ref> World.<ref>http://www.w3.org/</ref>

			END TEST


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User4: Test hyperlink backup moved to New BoyWiki Help Page: Reason? ... because that's what it is.

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Test hyperlink backup moved to New BoyWiki Help Page: Reason? ... because that's what it is.

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