Help:How to use templates

Revision as of 10:57, 4 December 2008

Available templates for your work

Here is an overview about some templates you can use in AWF-Wiki. We will have more in future for different purposes, but these will be enough to start. You always see the Wiki-Syntax you have to write above the example. Some of these templates make the articles including them also to be categorized autimatically.

"attention"

{{attention}}

Attention!:

{{{text}}}

To include any text you write {{attention | this is my very special text}}

Attention!:

this is my very special text

"formulahelp"

{{formulahelp}} If you use this template the article will automatically be categorized as "Needed TeX-help". You can browse for this category in "special pages"

Help!:

Please help to code this formula in TeX (<math> </math>)! An example should be provided here in form of an image or textcoded.

"improve"

{{improve}}

Attention!:

This article must be enhanced to meet the AWF-Wiki quality standards! Please visit the Discussion Page of this article for details! Help to improve this article about How to use templates if you can!

"references"

{{references}}

References!:

Please provide more references for the article How to use templates to meet the AWF-Wiki quality standards! Please visit the Diskussion Page of this article for details! Help to improve this article if you can!

"under construction

{{construction}}

sorry:

This section is still under construction! This article was last modified on 12/4/2008. If you have comments please use the Discussion page or contribute to the article!

"info"-box

{{info}}

{{{message}}}

{{{text}}}

You can add both: the message (e.g. "Example" or "Tipp") and the text inside the box.

{{info | message=Tipp | text=here you have much space for you very personal tipps!}}

Tipp

here you have much space for you very personal tipps!

AWF-Wiki-logo

{{FSW}} or {{FSWr}} will include our logo (r for align=right) that is a TeX formula:

<math>\frac {\left [ \left [\mathbf{AWF}\right ] \right ]}{ Wiki }\,</math>