Help:How to create a new article - Revision history

RobSmith: cat

2011-07-18T03:48:46Z

cat

2007-06-13T13:50:48Z

Not a guidline

2007-06-13T13:50:18Z

2007-06-12T02:43:17Z

Templates: Copyedits, formatting, and clarification.

2007-06-11T23:20:40Z

Creating a new article within an existing article

2007-06-11T23:18:30Z

Creating a new article within an existing article

2007-06-11T23:15:12Z

Creating a new article within an existing article

2007-06-11T23:14:03Z

2007-06-11T23:12:47Z

Create a link

2007-06-08T08:10:16Z

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	* Type the name in curly brackets (without the "template:" prefix), thus: {{tt\|<nowiki>{{my template}}</nowiki>}}. ''NB: This will not work for the search box method.''		* Type the name in curly brackets (without the "template:" prefix), thus: {{tt\|<nowiki>{{my template}}</nowiki>}}. ''NB: This will not work for the search box method.''
	For further instructions on writing templates, see [[Help:Creating templates\|Creating templates]].		For further instructions on writing templates, see [[Help:Creating templates\|Creating templates]].
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	* Type the name in curly brackets (without the "template:" prefix), thus: {{tt\|<nowiki>{{my template}}</nowiki>}}. ''NB: This will not work for the search box method.''		* Type the name in curly brackets (without the "template:" prefix), thus: {{tt\|<nowiki>{{my template}}</nowiki>}}. ''NB: This will not work for the search box method.''
	For further instructions on writing templates, see [[Help:Creating templates\|Creating templates]].		For further instructions on writing templates, see [[Help:Creating templates\|Creating templates]].
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−	~~[[Category:Conservapedia Guidelines]]~~

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 == Templates ==
-To create a template page, precede the name with the word "template" and a colon.
+To create a template page, follow the instructions above, but do one of the following:
-For example, to create a template called "my template", type the link like this:<tt><nowiki>[[template:my template]]</nowiki></tt>.  Alternatively, put it in curly brackets (without the "template:" prefix), thus:  <tt><nowiki>{{my template}}</nowiki></tt>.
+* Precede the name with the word "template" and a colon.  For example, to create a template called "my template", type the link like this:{{tt|<nowiki>[[template:my template]]</nowiki>}}.
+* Type the name in curly brackets (without the "template:" prefix), thus:  {{tt|<nowiki>{{my template}}</nowiki>}}.  ''NB:  This will not work for the search box method.''
 For further instructions on writing templates, see [[Help:Creating templates|Creating templates]].
 [[Category:Conservapedia Guidelines]]

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-Now supposing you want the highlighted word in the sentence that links to the new article to be different than the new article's title.  For example, supposing in the existing Conservapedia article titled [[Aristide Briand]] you want to create a article titled "Prime Ministers of France" but the phrase in the sentence you want to use is somewhat different.  For example, instead of "Prime Ministers of France" the phrase in your sentence is slightly different.
+Now supposing you want the highlighted word in the sentence that links to the new article to be different than the new article's title.  For example, supposing in the existing Conservapedia article titled [[Aristide Briand]] you want to create a article titled "Prime Ministers of France" but the phrase in the sentence you want to use is somewhat or vastly different.  In the example we will use the phrase will be slightly different.
-*Here is how you would do it:
+*Here is an example of how you would do it:
 ::<nowiki>Aristide Briand was a [[Prime Ministers of France|Prime Minister of France]].</nowiki>

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−	Now supposing you want the highlighted word in the sentence that links to the new article to be different than the new article's title. For example, supposing in the existing Conservapedia article titled [[Aristide Briand]] you want to create a article titled "Prime Ministers of France".	+	Now supposing you want the highlighted word in the sentence that links to the new article to be different than the new article's title. For example, supposing in the existing Conservapedia article titled [[Aristide Briand]] you want to create a article titled "Prime Ministers of France" but the phrase in the sentence you want to use is somewhat different. For example, instead of "Prime Ministers of France" the phrase in your sentence is slightly different.

	*Here is how you would do it:		*Here is how you would do it:

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 ::William Butterworth owned a [[dog]] and cat.
 * Click on the "dog link", and you will be taken to a page named "dog".
 Now supposing you want the highlighted word in the sentence that links to the new article to be different than the new article's title.  For example, supposing in the existing Conservapedia article titled [[Aristide Briand]] you want to create a article titled "Prime Ministers of France".

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 ::<nowiki>Aristide Briand was a [[Prime Ministers of France|Prime Minister of France]].</nowiki>
-::This will produce:
+*This will produce:
-Aristide Briand was a [[Prime Ministers of France|Prime Minister of France]].</
+::Aristide Briand was a [[Prime Ministers of France|Prime Minister of France]].
 *Click on the "Prime Minister of France link" and you will be taken to a page named "Prime Ministers of France"

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 When you do a search for the article and no article appears there will be a message stating that there is no page with the title for your proposed article and that "You can create this page".  Simply click on the red portion of this message and then create your article.
-== Create a link ==
+== Creating a new article within an existing article ==
 Create a link to the new article within the text of an existing article.  Suppose you want to create an article about mans' best friend.
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 ::William Butterworth owned a [[dog]] and cat.
 * Click on the "dog link", and you will be taken to a page named "dog".
 == Create a temporary link ==

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