EditingTips

This page contains several tips and suggestions when editing pages on this RadiWiki website. The RadiWiki site provides a lot of usefull templates. A template can be included by using double-curly-braces. See some often used templates below.

RadiWiki Templates

RadiMation

The 'RadiMation' template will show RadiMation^® correctly formatted. For example:

{{RadiMation}}

will result in:

RadiMation^®

MailSupport

A linked URL to support@radimation.com can be included using the 'MailSupport' template. The advantage of this Template is that it also will also use the name of the RadiWiki page as the subject of the e-mail. For example:

{{MailSupport}}

will result in:

radimation-support@raditeq.com

Note

A note box with some text can be created using the 'Note' template. For example:

{{Note|Be aware that the 'Note' template is used!}}

will result in:

Note:

Be aware that the 'Note' template is used!

Menu

The menu-entries can be created using the 'Menu' template. For example:

{{Menu|Configuration|Configuration|Tab-name|Element}}

will result in:

    Configuration

       Configuration

          Tab-name

             Element

Hide the Table of Contents

On several pages it is not desired to also have the Table of Contents (TOC) being shown. The Table of Contents can be hidden on a page, by including the 'Magic keyword': on the first line of the Wiki-text.

This is a standard MediaWiki template, and not specific to the RadiWiki.

No article/page not found text

When a page is non existent wiki normally offers you to create a new page. We use this page to show general support information so the customer at least gets re-directed to support. There are two pages that are displayed when a article is not found. One for the users that have permission to edit and one fo users that don't.

Because our users can't edit the pages we need to change http://wiki.dare.nl/wiki/index.php/MediaWiki:Noarticletext-nopermission

When you change this text it will be displayed when a page does not exist.

Editing formula's

Formula's can be entered in a text notation, where they are rendered into the corresponding graphical notation. See displaying a formula for a detailed description.

For example:

<math>Z{t} = \frac{V{p}}{V{in}}</math> 

will result in:

$Z{t}={\frac {V{p}}{V{in}}}$