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# Start with a welcome, syntax: <nowiki>{{welcome}}</nowiki>. There is a Template:Welcome. | # Start with a welcome, syntax: <nowiki>{{welcome}}</nowiki>. There is a Template:Welcome. | ||
| − | # If the page has to be a "main station", as a starting point for other sub-pages AND | + | # If the page has to be a "main station" or "central station", as a starting point for other sub-pages AND if the sub-pages are connected by similar themes set a navbar (navigation bar). So you can easy change between similar theme pages and go back to the "central station". |
# Set a link to the superior theme. So the user can go back to the main station. | # Set a link to the superior theme. So the user can go back to the main station. | ||
| − | # Each page has to get a Category. So no page will get lost. An user can search via categories. This is also important if you upload a picture or a icon. | + | # Each page has to get a Category. So no page will get lost. An user can search via categories. This is also important if you upload a picture or a icon. If you create a new category, please describe on the new category page what is intended with this page (do not let this link red). |
# Start with | # Start with | ||
## an Introduction and | ## an Introduction and | ||
## a content | ## a content | ||
| − | # If you like to use table, take the already used design on | + | # If you like to use table, take the already used design for example on this page. It makes the wiki consistent. |
| − | # If you look for icons, we recommend [https://freesvg.org/ FreSVG icons] or from other open | + | # If you look for icons, we recommend [https://freesvg.org/ FreSVG icons] or from other open sources. |
| − | + | # If you create a link to a new page (link red), it is recommended to edit this new page also. Otherwise we get a lot of red links. This is not help. If you don't have time to do it, let the letters black. It looks better. Make a notice on the [[To Do Page]] on the table [[To Do Page#What Should be Done|What Should be Done]]. | |
Latest revision as of 06:40, 5 February 2020
Welcome to  Rules for Design.
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| Wiki Contributor Page | |
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| Rules for Design | Rules for Content |
| Rules for Maintenance | Special Pages |
| Rules for Templates | Rules for Navbars |
| Rules for Categories | Rules for Translation |
| Syntax | To Do Page |
Back to  Contribution
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Introduction[edit]
On this page we will describe, how to design a wiki page. We have to set some rules to get a consistent, uniform look.
Design[edit]
- Start with a welcome, syntax: {{welcome}}. There is a Template:Welcome.
- If the page has to be a "main station" or "central station", as a starting point for other sub-pages AND if the sub-pages are connected by similar themes set a navbar (navigation bar). So you can easy change between similar theme pages and go back to the "central station".
- Set a link to the superior theme. So the user can go back to the main station.
- Each page has to get a Category. So no page will get lost. An user can search via categories. This is also important if you upload a picture or a icon. If you create a new category, please describe on the new category page what is intended with this page (do not let this link red).
- Start with
- an Introduction and
- a content
- If you like to use table, take the already used design for example on this page. It makes the wiki consistent.
- If you look for icons, we recommend FreSVG icons or from other open sources.
- If you create a link to a new page (link red), it is recommended to edit this new page also. Otherwise we get a lot of red links. This is not help. If you don't have time to do it, let the letters black. It looks better. Make a notice on the To Do Page on the table What Should be Done.
