Help:Contents

Do you need help?

Before sending your help request to /dev/null, you might want to check a few other sources.

Creating a New Page

To add a new page to the wiki, first find the page that belongs on top of it. For example, if you want to add a new page that gives new tips and tricks for players, go to the Player Tricks page and add it to the appropriate place. Come up with a title for your page and insert it into the text like this:

[[Your Page Title]]

It will look like a regular link, but it will be red. Click on the link and you will see a box where you can edit it.

Style

As remarked below, use proper heading styles. Write a brief paragraph describing the topic at the beginning without a heading. It will be displayed above the generated table of contents and will be slightly easier to read. If you want a longer introduction, feel free to make an == Introduction == area, but always make the first paragraph without a heading. It's the same way Wikipedia does it and it happens to work very well.

Editing a Page

There is a SandBox for you to get started in. Go there and fool around and see if you get the hang of editing a page.

Editing a page is really very simple. To mark something as a heading, use a number of equal signs.

=== Heading ===

Looks like:

Heading

The wiki will generate a table of contents based on headings, so make sure you use them and use them well. Start with a depth of 2, i.e. == First Heading == and then put 3 for the next section that's inside this one. It will generate a table of contents like this:

1.1 Section 1.1.1 Subsection 1.2 Section

Each equal sign used in the heading adds another digit, essentially. If that doesn't make sense, experiment on the SandBox with it.

Use the apostrophe to emphasize stuff.

I ''like'' Chinese food. I '''love''' Thai food. I ''''''prefer'''''' Texan food.

I like Chinese food. I love Thai food. I 'prefer' Texan food.

For more advanced stuff, please Read the Fine Manual.

Documentation

This wiki is powered by MediaWiki, so you should look at MediaWiki's documentation to learn more.

Problems with Users

You should take problems with users to their talk pages first, secondly to the forums. If a user is just plain being abusive, you can email the administrator, but your best bet is to go to the forums.

The administrator of this wiki is mostly Lucifer, because it's on his server. But other moderators will be created as needed, and if you just need to get his attention, you'll have the best luck on the forums (until I figure out how to set up emailing from the wiki, that is).