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Categorize your pages. Choose a category from [[Special:Categories]] than makes sense and apply it by adding <nowiki>[[Category:Whatever]]</nowiki> to your page. You can also add more than one category to your page. | Categorize your pages. Choose a category from [[Special:Categories]] than makes sense and apply it by adding <nowiki>[[Category:Whatever]]</nowiki> to your page. You can also add more than one category to your page. | ||
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:''Category:Project'' collects all "home pages" for OOo's projects. | :''Category:Project'' collects all "home pages" for OOo's projects. | ||
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| + | == Sub Folders == | ||
| + | If you choose a name for your wiki page that conforms to the style "maintopic/subtopic" (mind the slash!), then you create a page that is automatically linked back to the page called maintopic. Sub folders are very useful for organising related content in a traditional way, and a hierarchical structure allows better search in specific areas of the wiki. | ||
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| + | :[[MediaWiki_Extension/Use_Cases]] is a subpage to [[MediaWiki_Extension]] | ||
Revision as of 12:36, 25 September 2007
Some guidelines for using and creating new pages on OpenOffice.org's wiki
Headings
H1 is used for the title of a wiki page. Therefore it is better to start with "== Heading 2 ==" for your own content.
Categories
Categorize your pages. Choose a category from Special:Categories than makes sense and apply it by adding [[Category:Whatever]] to your page. You can also add more than one category to your page.
- Example
- Category:Project collects all "home pages" for OOo's projects.
Sub Folders
If you choose a name for your wiki page that conforms to the style "maintopic/subtopic" (mind the slash!), then you create a page that is automatically linked back to the page called maintopic. Sub folders are very useful for organising related content in a traditional way, and a hierarchical structure allows better search in specific areas of the wiki.
- Example
- MediaWiki_Extension/Use_Cases is a subpage to MediaWiki_Extension
