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After reading this page | After reading this page | ||
* You've learned how to layout pages on the Tygron Wiki | * You've learned how to layout pages on the Tygron Wiki | ||
The first thing on the page is always describing what the user will know when he has finished reading the current page. | |||
==Main Structure (Definition)== | ==Main Structure (Definition)== | ||
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The main Structure of most pages is divided into 3 parts. | The main Structure of most pages is divided into 3 parts. | ||
* What is it? | |||
* How does it relate to the Tygron Engine? | |||
* How can the editor change it | |||
===Sub Structure=== | ===Sub Structure=== | ||
Revision as of 15:56, 20 August 2014
This pages describes the way the pages are layout to ensure all pages are consistent. It means as an example how to layout the different pages on the wiki.
After reading this page
- You've learned how to layout pages on the Tygron Wiki
The first thing on the page is always describing what the user will know when he has finished reading the current page.
Main Structure (Definition)
The main Structure of most pages is divided into 3 parts.
- What is it?
- How does it relate to the Tygron Engine?
- How can the editor change it
Sub Structure
Sub Sub Structure
Main Article
The Main article convention is used to reference to a topic which has a more detailed description.
For example:
- Main article: Budget (Indicator).