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=Basic guide=
Collection of Zine workshop in Spread
==Wiki editing==
===Users===
To place content in this wiki (and many other wikis) you need to create an account.<br>
There are different user's groups that hold different rights and privileges.<br>


* anonymous users: can only read pages
* Geo Barcan (2021) ''Kid of the internet'', self-published. [https://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mediadesign/Geo_Barcan:_Kid_of_the_internet link]
* registered users: can read, edit and create pages
* Maddalena Fragnito & Institute of Radical Imagination, ''Zine'', self-published. [https://instituteofradicalimaginationorg.wpcomstaging.com/ Institue of radical imagination]
* administrators: can delete pages, place users in different groups etc
* Clara Gradel (2021) ''Lexicon'', self-published.
* Amélie Dumont (2021) ''ETC 2018 documentation'', self-published. [https://gitlab.com/ameliedumont/etc-2018-documentation ameliedumont/etc-2018-documentation]
* Jara Rocha & Manetta Berends ''x-dex'' (2020?) [https://iterations.space/files/iterations-x-dex.pdf iterations-x-dex.pdf]
* Colectiva Feminista CódigoSur (2019) ''Guía de protección digital'' [https://escuelafeminista.red/material/guiadeprotecciondigital.pdf guiadeprotecciondigital.pdf]


 
[[Category:User]]
===Edit mode===
On the wiki, there is a '''Read''' and '''Edit''' mode.<br>
'''Edit''' lets you write new or make changes to existing content.<br>
While you are editing, you can preview your changes in the '''Preview''' window.<br>
Once you finish editing, you should '''Save changes''', otherwise your contribution will be lost.
 
 
===Create page===
On the wiki, the information is mainly organised into pages.
 
To create a page:
# first create a link to a non-existent page <nowiki>[[name of new page]]</nowiki>
# follow the link to this as of yet uncreated space and adding content (hint: it's red)
# save the page which then finalizes its creation
 
Another way to create a wiki page is to use the search function with the name of the page you want to create.
When searching, you are given the possibility to create that page.
 
<span style="background:yellow">
Note: For today, please use sub pages under your user namespace.
<nowiki>[[User:yourusername/newpage]]</nowiki>
</span>
 
* <span style="color:red">Red</span> link = non-existing page.
* <span style="color:blue">Blue</span> link = existing page.
 
[[Main_Page]] - an existing page
 
[[FHM zine fun]] - an non-existing page
 
 
===Structuring information===
You can create headings with different hierarchic levels by using "=" as follows:
 
First level
 
  <pre> =Your text= </pre>
 
Second level
 
  <pre> ==Your text== </pre>
Third level
 
  <pre> ===Your text=== </pre>
 
You can place content under each of these sections.
 
 
===Formatting===
 
Changing fonts
<pre><div style="font-family: Inconsolata;"> YOUR TEXT </div></pre>
 
Changing paragraph style
 
<pre><p style="text-align:center; font-size:30px;"> YOUR PARAGRAPH </pre>
 
Changing text color and background
<pre><span style="color:#58D68D; background:#0E6655;"> YOUR TEXT </span></pre>
 
For more documentation: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting
 
 
===Upload files and images===
To upload files (eg images) on the wiki, a File page needs to be created first as a place-holder.
* [[File:newimage.png]]
* Save the page
* Click on the red lin
* Follow the instruction to upload your file
File formats allowed in this wiki: png, gif, jpg, jpeg, webp, pdf
 
Syntax to add captions to images - use a vertical bar (the "pipe"):<br>
<pre>[[File:newimage.png|Caption under the image]]</pre>
 
More info: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images
 
 
===Transclusion===
The inclusion of the content of a document into another document by reference is generally called '''transclusion'''. In a wiki context, it is the use of the template functionality of MediaWiki to include the same content in multiple documents without having to edit those documents separately.
 
<pre>
<nowiki><noinclude></noinclude></nowiki>  — text between tags will only appear on the page itself, not on the page it's transcluded
 
<nowiki><includeonly></includeonly></nowiki> — text between tags will only appear then where the page is transcluded, not on the page itself
 
<nowiki><onlyinclude></onlyinclude></nowiki> — only the text between these tags will be shown where the page is transcluded, but it also shows on the page itself. It can override the other tags.
 
<nowiki>{{:Pagename}}</nowiki>— used when transcluding a page from the main namespace
 
<nowiki>{{User:Username}}</nowiki> — when transcluding a user page
</pre>
 
More info: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Transclusion
 
 
===Magic words===
Magic words are strings of text that are often used to specify desired omissions and/or inclusions in the content of a wiki page.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Word !! Description
|-
| <nowiki>__NOTITLE__</nowiki || Hides the title of the page.
|-
| __NOTOC__ || Hides the table of contents (TOC).
|}
More info: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Magic_words
 
===Cheatsheet===
 
 
<nowiki>''italics''
'''bold'''
'''''bold and italics'''''
==standard header==
===next-level header=== (...and so on)
[[Internal link]]
[[Internal link|alternate text]]
[http://example.com text of external link]
[[Category:Example]] (category tag)
[[:Category:Example]] (link to category)
---- (horizontal line)
* bulleted item
# numbered item
:indentation
::double indentation (...and so on)
[[File:Image-name.jpg|thumb|frame|Caption text]]
{{:Transcluded page name}}
#REDIRECT [[Page name]]</nowiki>
__NOTITLE__
__NOTOC__

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