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== Introduction ==
== Introduction ==
This is a reference for creating new pages on the wiki in regards to No Man's Sky (NMS), as well as, some helpful information around text formatting and available templates.
This is a reference for creating new No Man's Sky wiki pages, as well as some helpful information around text formatting and available templates.


There are a few necessary steps when creating a new page. No worries, they're easy! It looks like a lot of steps below, but the information is simply providing a lot of detail to ensure clarity. However, before  a new page is created, lets ensure the page is being placed within the correct structure. Continue below...
There are a few necessary steps when creating a new page.<br>
No worries, they're easy! It looks like a lot of steps below, but the information is simply providing a lot of detail to ensure clarity.


== Where to Create Pages ==
== Where to Create Pages ==
It's important to create pages with the correct URL structure to help maintain organization of the content. The first item that all No Man's Sky URL structures will begin with is the Namespace. Namespaces separate content and data structures on the wiki, and the '''NMS:''' namespace designates pages as No Man's Sky content. Thus, all pages created for NMS should be created within the No Man's Sky Namespace.  
It's important to create pages with the correct URL structure to help maintain organization of the content.<br>
To identify NMS pages from wiki pages of other games, all the NMS page must start with the same namespace : <code>wiki.step-project.com/NMS:</code>.  


; Namespace: '''NMS:'''
: <code>wiki.step-project.com/NMS:</code>


 
Next, users should determine the type of content that is being added. Is it a tutorial? A modding tool? A game file ? Something else?
Next users should determine the type of content that is being added. Is it a tutorial? A reference for a file or file type? A modding tool? Something else?
* [[NMS:Tutorials|Tutorials]] should use this URL structure: <code>wiki.step-project.com/NMS:Tutorials/PageName</code>
* '''[[NMS:Tutorials|Tutorials]]''' should use the following URL structure:
* [[NMS:Modding_Tools|Modding Tools]] should use this URL structure: <code>wiki.step-project.com/NMS:Modding_Tools/PageName</code>
*: <code>wiki.step-project.com/NMS:Tutorials/PageName</code>
* [[NMS:Game_Structure|Game Structure]] should use this URL structure: <code>wiki.step-project.com/NMS:Game_Structure/PageName</code>
* '''[[NMS:Reference_Guides|References]]''' should use the following URL structure:
* For any other content : <code>wiki.step-project.com/NMS:PageName</code>
*: <code>wiki.step-project.com/NMS:Reference_Guides/PageName</code>
Note that pages can remain or be moved (sorted) later, when necessary.
* '''[[NMS:Modding_Tools|Modding Tools]]''' should use the following URL structure:
*: <code>wiki.step-project.com/NMS:Modding_Tools/PageName</code>
 
 
All content that doesn't fit into a specified structure above, can use the following:
: <code>wiki.step-project.com/NMS:PageName</code>
: This content can remain or be moved (sorted) later, when necessary.


== Creating a New Page ==
== Creating a New Page ==
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To create a new page:
To create a new page:
# Copy and paste the URL structure from above
# Copy and paste one of the URL structures from above
# Change '''PageName''' to the name of page being added (must be unique/can't already exist), and hit Enter/Return on your keyboard.
# Change '''PageName''' to the name of page being added (must be unique/can't already exist), and hit Enter/Return on your keyboard.
# Users will be presented with a page stating the content doesn't exist and a couple options. Select, the '''edit this page''' link.
# Users will be presented with a page stating the content doesn't exist and a couple options. Select, the '''edit this page''' link.
# Users will be taken to the editor for content creation. Continue to the steps below...
# Users will be taken to the editor for content creation.
 
 
Once at the editor, there are a few things that must be included for the NMS theme to work correctly.
* Magic Words that control specific wiki features. They are placed at the top of the document. There is one Magic Word that is required and the other is optional. See Side Notes.
* The opening template, which places the top half of the theme.
 
<pre>__NOTITLE__
<nowiki>{{NMSPage|contentTitle=PageTitle}}</nowiki></pre>
The opening template has one control parameter to fill in, '''contentTitle''', which places the title of the content/page within the themed headers at the top. This additional parameter is not required, but is highly recommended! If it's not included, it will autofill with the PageName Magic Word.
 
 
Next, add the categories that are appropriate for the content so that it will be sorted for users. The '''No Man's Sky''' category should always be added, then followed by the appropriate sub-categories. See the [[NMS:Category_Reference|Category Reference]] for a list a available categories.
<pre>
__NOTITLE__
<nowiki>{{NMSPage|contentTitle=PageTitle}}</nowiki>
<nowiki>[[Category:No Man's Sky]][[Category:NMS-Reference]][[Category:NMS-Reference-MBIN]]</nowiki>
</pre>
 
 
Next is including the Table of Contents (TOC). If the TOC isn't desired, skipped this step and ensure the '''<nowiki>__NOTOC__</nowiki>''' Magic Word is included, see Side Notes.
<pre>
__NOTITLE__
<nowiki>{{NMSPage|contentTitle=PageTitle}}</nowiki>
<nowiki>[[Category:No Man's Sky]][[Category:NMS-Tutorial]]</nowiki>
{{TOC_right}}
</pre>




Users can now fill the page with the content they desire. However, is it highly recommended to begin the content with a level two heading: <code><nowiki>== HeaderText ==</nowiki></code>
Once at the editor, there are a few things that must be included for the NMS theme to work correctly.<br>
Here is the template for a standard page that you can copy/paste in the editor of your new page :
<pre>
<pre>
__NOTITLE__
__NOTITLE__
Line 85: Line 52:


Page content here...
Page content here...
<nowiki>{{NMSPageClose}}</nowiki>
</pre>
</pre>


Here are more informations about each line :
* Magic Words : <nowiki>__NOTITLE__ & __NOTOC__</nowiki> control specific wiki features. See Side Notes.
* NMSPAge Opening Template : This places the top half of the theme. The '''contentTitle''' value is the title of the page, placed in the themed header at the top. If no value is provided, PageName Magic Word will be used.
* Categories : Add appropriated categories so that page will be sorted for users. The '''No Man's Sky''' category should always be added, then followed by the appropriate sub-categories. See the [[NMS:Category_Reference|Category Reference]] for a list a available categories.
* Table of Contents (TOC) : If the TOC isn't desired, skip this step and ensure the '''<nowiki>__NOTOC__</nowiki>''' Magic Word is included, see Side Notes.
* Content : Your content. It is highly recommended to begin any content with a level two heading: <code><nowiki>== HeaderText ==</nowiki></code>
* NMSPageClose Closing template : This places the bottom half of the theme. Without it, the theme would be broken.


The last step is to add the required closing template, which places the bottom half of the theme. Without it, the theme will be broken. A completed page should look like the following at the top and bottom (with customized parameters and user content between, of course):
==Linking Pages ==
<pre>
You can link pages and display them either in the current explorer tab or into a new explorer tab.<br>
__NOTITLE__
<nowiki>{{NMSPage|contentTitle=PageTitle}}</nowiki>
<nowiki>[[Category:No Man's Sky]][[Category:NMS-Tutorial]]</nowiki>
<nowiki>{{TOC_right}}</nowiki>
<nowiki>== HeaderText ==</nowiki>
 
Page content here...


<nowiki>{{NMSPageClose}}</nowiki>
To link a page and display it in the current tab, use double brackets, the local url, a vertical dash and the name displayed :<br>
</pre>
: '''Example:''' <code><nowiki>[[NMS:Tutorials|Show Tutorials in the current tab]]</nowiki></code><br>
: '''Result:''' [[NMS:Tutorials|Show Tutorials in the current tab]]


== Helpful Links ==
<br>
To link a page in a new tab, use single brackets, the full url, a space and the name displayed :<br>
: '''Example:''' <code><nowiki>[https://wiki.step-project.com/NMS:Tutorials Show Tutorials in a new tab]</nowiki></code><br>
: '''Result:''' [https://wiki.step-project.com/NMS:Tutorials Show Tutorials in a new tab]


=== Content Formatting ===
== Content Formatting ==
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting Content Formatting]
; General formatting rules
For the whole rules you can use to format your page, please check [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting This Content Formatting page]




; Avoid auto parsing
Sometimes the wiki will parse text into code that isn't desired to be parsed. This can be overcome a few different ways.
Sometimes the wiki will parse text into code that isn't desired to be parsed. This can be overcome a few different ways.
# Use '''<nowiki><nowiki></nowiki></nowiki>''' tags.
# No parsing, standard text : use '''<nowiki><nowiki></nowiki></nowiki>''' tags.
#: nowiki tags will tell the parser to output whatever is between the tags as plain text. This is handy to print out markup on the page.
#: nowiki tags will tell the parser to output whatever is between the tags as plain text. This is handy to print out markup on the page.
#: '''Example:''' <nowiki><div style="color:#EEE;">My text is colored #EEE!</div></nowiki>
#: '''Example:''' <code><nowiki><nowiki><div style="color:#EEE;">My text is colored #EEE!</div></nowiki></nowiki></code>
#: '''Result:''' <nowiki><div style="color:#EEE;">My text is colored #EEE!</div></nowiki>
#:
#:
# Use '''<nowiki><code>TextHere</code></nowiki>''' tags.
# No parsing, citation of a single line of text : Use '''<nowiki><code>TextHere</code></nowiki>''' tags.
#: Code tags will envelop text within preformatted text.
#: Code tags will envelop text within preformatted text.
#: '''Example:''' <code>TextHere</code>
#: '''Example:''' <code><nowiki><code>TextHere</code></nowiki></code>
#: '''Result:''' <code>TextHere</code>
#:
#:
# Use '''<nowiki><pre></pre></nowiki>''' tags.
# No parsing, citation of multiple lines of text, no markups : Use '''<nowiki><pre></pre></nowiki>''' tags.
#: Preformatted tags will block out the text between them on the page, exactly as inputted (including spacing).
#: Preformatted tags will block out the text between them on the page, exactly as inputted (including spacing).
#: '''Example:'''
#: '''Result:'''
<pre>
<pre>
             <Property value="TkSceneNodeAttributeData.xml">
             <Property value="TkSceneNodeAttributeData.xml">
Line 126: Line 104:
             </Property>
             </Property>
</pre>
</pre>
# No parsing, citation of multiple lines of text, with markups : Just be sure each of your lines start with a space.
#: Any line of text starting with a space will be indented as copied and you keep any markup or content formatting ability.
#: '''Result:'''
            <Property value="TkSceneNodeAttributeData.xml">
              <Property name="{{fc|#FFF|Name}}" value="'''MATERIAL'''" />
              <Property name="{{fc|#FFF|AltID}}" value="" />
              <Property name="{{fc|#FFF|Value}}" value="''MATERIALS/LIGHT.MATERIAL.MBIN''" />
            </Property>
; Link page sections
For links, you can link subtitles directly.<br>
All you have to do is adding # to your page url and the exact name of the subtitle (check Uppercases !), replacing spaces with _<br>
IE : To access home page Getting Started section, simply add #Getting_Started to home page url.
<br>


== Useful Templates ==
== Useful Templates ==


=== Images ===
=== Images ===
Images can be included in a multitude of way. For all the default options see [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images this document]. Else, users can include them with a template that creates a stylized instance of an image on the page. This template is explained below:
Images can be included in a multitude of way as [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images extensively described here]. <br>
But users can also easily include them with a template that creates a stylized instance of an image on the page.


; GallerySimple
: Code: <code><nowiki>{{GallerySimple|id=galleryID|width=250|img=(Image:UploadedImage) or (ImageURL)|caption=UserText}} {{clear}}</nowiki></code>


; GallerySimple Template :
: Code: <code><nowiki>{{GallerySimple|id=galleryID|width=250|img=(Image:UploadedImage)|caption=UserText}} {{clear}}</nowiki></code>
: or
: Code: <code><nowiki>{{GallerySimple|id=galleryID|width=250|img=(ImageURL)|caption=UserText}} {{clear}}</nowiki></code>


This template has several parameters that can be set. See [https://wiki.step-project.com/Template:GallerySimple this page] to learn what they are and what they accept.
This template has several parameters that can be set. See [https://wiki.step-project.com/Template:GallerySimple this page] to learn what they are and what they accept.
: The '''img''' parameter accepts URLs (use "direct links"), however, it's recommended to upload the images to the wiki. To do so:
: The '''img''' parameter accepts URLs (use "direct links"), however, it's recommended to upload the images to the wiki. To do so:
:# On the top navigation bar, hover over '''TOOLBOX''' and select {{ui|UPLOAD FILE}}.
:# On the top navigation bar, hover over '''TOOLBOX''' and select '''UPLOAD FILE'''.
:# Once uploaded, use the image name from the browser's address bar (e.g. <s>wiki.step-project.com/File:</s>'''Explorer_2017-08-17_15-49-40.png''' )
:# Once uploaded, use the image name from the browser's address bar (e.g. <s>wiki.step-project.com/File:</s>'''Explorer_2017-08-17_15-49-40.png''' )


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{{GallerySimple|id=ImageSet2|width=250|img=https://i.postimg.cc/4yR0dMSR/SWTOR-Guide-Logo.png|caption=Star Wars!<br>wait...wrong wiki...}} {{clear}}
{{GallerySimple|id=ImageSet2|width=250|img=https://i.postimg.cc/4yR0dMSR/SWTOR-Guide-Logo.png|caption=Star Wars!<br>wait...wrong wiki...}} {{clear}}


=== Custom Tag ===
=== Custom colors ===
When you need to highlight some text, it could be handy to only change its color.
This can be done with the fc template :
: Code: <code><nowiki>{{fc|YourColor|YourText}}</nowiki></code>
: The color variable accepts any [https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_text_color.asp CSS-accepted value] (e.g. #FFF, #FFFFFF, white, RGB(255,255,255)
 
Actually, the 2 main highlight color used on the NMS wiki are :
* {{fc|#FFF|white #FFF}}
* {{fc|#F88|reddish #F88}}
<br>
 
=== Custom Tags ===
This template creates stylized, superscript text. Its use varies.
This template creates stylized, superscript text. Its use varies.


; Custom Tag
: Code: <code><nowiki>{{CustomTag|color=ColorHere|tag=UserTextHere}}</nowiki></code>
: Code: <code><nowiki>{{CustomTag|color=ColorHere|tag=UserTextHere}}</nowiki></code>
: The color will accept any [https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_text_color.asp CSS-accepted value] (e.g. #FFF, red, RGB(255,255,255) )
: The color variable accepts any [https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_text_color.asp CSS-accepted value] (e.g. #FFF, #FFFFFF, white, RGB(255,255,255)
This is normal text. {{CustomTag|color=RGB(255,255,255)|tag=UserTextHere}}<br>
 
 
; Exemples
This is some info {{CustomTag|color=RGB(255,255,255)|tag=Info!}}
: Code: <code><nowiki>{{CustomTag|color=RGB(255,255,255)|tag=Info!}}</nowiki></code>
 
How about a warning next time! {{CustomTag|color=red|tag=Warning}}<br>
How about a warning next time! {{CustomTag|color=red|tag=Warning}}<br>
: Code: <code><nowiki>{{CustomTag|color=red|tag=Warning}}</nowiki></code>
Is this thing new or old? {{CustomTag|color=#b1a9f1|tag=New!}}
Is this thing new or old? {{CustomTag|color=#b1a9f1|tag=New!}}
: Code: <code><nowiki>{{CustomTag|color=#b1a9f1|tag=New!}}</nowiki></code>
<br>
=== Lists ===
You can use at least 2 kind of lists :
; Dots
: If you want a list where each line is preceded with a dot, use a * before your lines :
: Code: <code><nowiki>* first line</nowiki></code>
: Code: <code><nowiki>* second line</nowiki></code>
* first line
* second line
; Numbers
: To make each line preceded with an incremented number, use a # before your lines
: Code: <code><nowiki># first line</nowiki></code>
: Code: <code><nowiki># second line</nowiki></code>
# first line
# second line


=== Notices ===
=== Notices ===
There are two templates here. Both display notice blocks on page. The ''Notice'' template will display a large notice centered on the page. The ''Notice Small'' displays a smaller notice and can be used in lists.
There are two templates here. Both display notice blocks on page.<br>
The ''Notice Small'' displays a smaller notice and can be used in lists.<br>
The ''Notice'' template will display a large notice centered on the page.  


; Notice Small
; Notice Small
: Code: <code><nowiki>{{Notice Small|text=UserTextHere}}</nowiki></code>
: Code: <code><nowiki>{{Notice Small|text=UserTextHere}}</nowiki></code>
{{Notice Small|text=UserTextHere}}
{{Notice Small|text=This is useful}}




; Notice
; Notice
: Code: <code><nowiki>{{Notice|text=UserTextHere}}</nowiki></code>
: Code: <code><nowiki>{{Notice|text=UserTextHere}}</nowiki></code>
{{Notice|text=UserTextHere}}
{{Notice|text=This is VERY useful}}


=== Warning ===
=== Warnings ===
For very important notices, you can use either of the 2 warning templates
For very important notices, you can use either of the 2 warning templates



Revision as of 20:58, September 19, 2020

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Introduction[edit | edit source]

This is a reference for creating new No Man's Sky wiki pages, as well as some helpful information around text formatting and available templates.

There are a few necessary steps when creating a new page.
No worries, they're easy! It looks like a lot of steps below, but the information is simply providing a lot of detail to ensure clarity.

Where to Create Pages[edit | edit source]

It's important to create pages with the correct URL structure to help maintain organization of the content.
To identify NMS pages from wiki pages of other games, all the NMS page must start with the same namespace : wiki.step-project.com/NMS:.


Next, users should determine the type of content that is being added. Is it a tutorial? A modding tool? A game file ? Something else?

  • Tutorials should use this URL structure: wiki.step-project.com/NMS:Tutorials/PageName
  • Modding Tools should use this URL structure: wiki.step-project.com/NMS:Modding_Tools/PageName
  • Game Structure should use this URL structure: wiki.step-project.com/NMS:Game_Structure/PageName
  • For any other content : wiki.step-project.com/NMS:PageName

Note that pages can remain or be moved (sorted) later, when necessary.

Creating a New Page[edit | edit source]

To create a new page:

  1. Copy and paste one of the URL structures from above
  2. Change PageName to the name of page being added (must be unique/can't already exist), and hit Enter/Return on your keyboard.
  3. Users will be presented with a page stating the content doesn't exist and a couple options. Select, the edit this page link.
  4. Users will be taken to the editor for content creation.


Once at the editor, there are a few things that must be included for the NMS theme to work correctly.
Here is the template for a standard page that you can copy/paste in the editor of your new page :

__NOTITLE__
{{NMSPage|contentTitle=PageTitle}}
[[Category:No Man's Sky]][[Category:NMS-Tutorial]]
{{TOC_right}}
== HeaderText ==

Page content here...

{{NMSPageClose}}

Here are more informations about each line :

  • Magic Words : __NOTITLE__ & __NOTOC__ control specific wiki features. See Side Notes.
  • NMSPAge Opening Template : This places the top half of the theme. The contentTitle value is the title of the page, placed in the themed header at the top. If no value is provided, PageName Magic Word will be used.
  • Categories : Add appropriated categories so that page will be sorted for users. The No Man's Sky category should always be added, then followed by the appropriate sub-categories. See the Category Reference for a list a available categories.
  • Table of Contents (TOC) : If the TOC isn't desired, skip this step and ensure the __NOTOC__ Magic Word is included, see Side Notes.
  • Content : Your content. It is highly recommended to begin any content with a level two heading: == HeaderText ==
  • NMSPageClose Closing template : This places the bottom half of the theme. Without it, the theme would be broken.

Linking Pages[edit | edit source]

You can link pages and display them either in the current explorer tab or into a new explorer tab.

To link a page and display it in the current tab, use double brackets, the local url, a vertical dash and the name displayed :

Example: [[NMS:Tutorials|Show Tutorials in the current tab]]
Result: Show Tutorials in the current tab


To link a page in a new tab, use single brackets, the full url, a space and the name displayed :

Example: [https://wiki.step-project.com/NMS:Tutorials Show Tutorials in a new tab]
Result: Show Tutorials in a new tab

Content Formatting[edit | edit source]

General formatting rules

For the whole rules you can use to format your page, please check This Content Formatting page


Avoid auto parsing

Sometimes the wiki will parse text into code that isn't desired to be parsed. This can be overcome a few different ways.

  1. No parsing, standard text : use <nowiki></nowiki> tags.
    nowiki tags will tell the parser to output whatever is between the tags as plain text. This is handy to print out markup on the page.
    Example: <nowiki><div style="color:#EEE;">My text is colored #EEE!</div></nowiki>
    Result: <div style="color:#EEE;">My text is colored #EEE!</div>
  2. No parsing, citation of a single line of text : Use <code>TextHere</code> tags.
    Code tags will envelop text within preformatted text.
    Example: <code>TextHere</code>
    Result: TextHere
  3. No parsing, citation of multiple lines of text, no markups : Use <pre></pre> tags.
    Preformatted tags will block out the text between them on the page, exactly as inputted (including spacing).
    Result:
            <Property value="TkSceneNodeAttributeData.xml">
              <Property name="Name" value="MATERIAL" />
              <Property name="AltID" value="" />
              <Property name="Value" value="MATERIALS/LIGHT.MATERIAL.MBIN" />
            </Property>
  1. No parsing, citation of multiple lines of text, with markups : Just be sure each of your lines start with a space.
    Any line of text starting with a space will be indented as copied and you keep any markup or content formatting ability.
    Result:
           <Property value="TkSceneNodeAttributeData.xml">
             <Property name="Name" value="MATERIAL" />
             <Property name="AltID" value="" />
             <Property name="Value" value="MATERIALS/LIGHT.MATERIAL.MBIN" />
           </Property>


Link page sections

For links, you can link subtitles directly.
All you have to do is adding # to your page url and the exact name of the subtitle (check Uppercases !), replacing spaces with _
IE : To access home page Getting Started section, simply add #Getting_Started to home page url.

Useful Templates[edit | edit source]

Images[edit | edit source]

Images can be included in a multitude of way as extensively described here.
But users can also easily include them with a template that creates a stylized instance of an image on the page.


GallerySimple Template
Code: {{GallerySimple|id=galleryID|width=250|img=(Image:UploadedImage)|caption=UserText}} {{clear}}
or
Code: {{GallerySimple|id=galleryID|width=250|img=(ImageURL)|caption=UserText}} {{clear}}

This template has several parameters that can be set. See this page to learn what they are and what they accept.

The img parameter accepts URLs (use "direct links"), however, it's recommended to upload the images to the wiki. To do so:
  1. On the top navigation bar, hover over TOOLBOX and select UPLOAD FILE.
  2. Once uploaded, use the image name from the browser's address bar (e.g. wiki.step-project.com/File:Explorer_2017-08-17_15-49-40.png )
Example code for an Uploaded Image:
{{GallerySimple|id=ImageSet1|width=144|img=Image:Explorer_2017-08-17_15-49-40.png|caption=Do this now!}} {{clear}}
Example code for an URL:
{{GallerySimple|id=ImageSet1|width=144|img=https://i.postimg.cc/4yR0dMSR/SWTOR-Guide-Logo.png|caption=Star Wars!<br>wait...wrong wiki...}} {{clear}}

Custom colors[edit | edit source]

When you need to highlight some text, it could be handy to only change its color. This can be done with the fc template :

Code: {{fc|YourColor|YourText}}
The color variable accepts any CSS-accepted value (e.g. #FFF, #FFFFFF, white, RGB(255,255,255)

Actually, the 2 main highlight color used on the NMS wiki are :

  • white #FFF
  • reddish #F88


Custom Tags[edit | edit source]

This template creates stylized, superscript text. Its use varies.

Code: {{CustomTag|color=ColorHere|tag=UserTextHere}}
The color variable accepts any CSS-accepted value (e.g. #FFF, #FFFFFF, white, RGB(255,255,255)


Exemples

This is some info Info!

Code: {{CustomTag|color=RGB(255,255,255)|tag=Info!}}

How about a warning next time! Warning

Code: {{CustomTag|color=red|tag=Warning}}

Is this thing new or old? New!

Code: {{CustomTag|color=#b1a9f1|tag=New!}}


Lists[edit | edit source]

You can use at least 2 kind of lists :

Dots
If you want a list where each line is preceded with a dot, use a * before your lines :
Code: * first line
Code: * second line
  • first line
  • second line


Numbers
To make each line preceded with an incremented number, use a # before your lines
Code: # first line
Code: # second line
  1. first line
  2. second line

Notices[edit | edit source]

There are two templates here. Both display notice blocks on page.
The Notice Small displays a smaller notice and can be used in lists.
The Notice template will display a large notice centered on the page.

Notice Small
Code: {{Notice Small|text=UserTextHere}}

Template:Notice Small


Notice
Code: {{Notice|text=UserTextHere}}

Template:Notice

Warnings[edit | edit source]

For very important notices, you can use either of the 2 warning templates

Warning Small
Code: {{Warning Small|text=UserTextHere}}

Template:Warning Small


Warning
Code: {{Warning|text=UserTextHere}}

Template:Warning

Template:NMSPageClose