Help:Contents/Editing Help

Creating Articles

Thumbnails

Puck

Start by creating an thumbnail image of the topic, showcasing the topic about the page.

If there's no images about it, you can leave it blank.

Code:

[[File:Hoops and yoyo image.png|thumb|Description Text]]

Try to avoid putting too many spaces on filenames. Read our image guidelines for info.

Summaries

Please put a short description of the topic directly below the thumbnail at the top of the article.

We do not require detailed summaries; a sentence is often enough. You can mention the history behind the content, but remember, do not make it detailed! Take the details to Synopsis, About or Details headers.

Example:

'''''Hoops&Yoyo's Video Maker''''' is an dance maker game made by Blit Games in 2009. It is the first game the franchise collaborated with Blit Games in the series.

Headers, Sub-Headers and Sub-Sub Headers

A header is that describes a section of its contents. a sub-header is that appears below another header and describes a subsection of its contents. You can also create sub-sub headers which is sub-header that appears below of another sub-header.

Code:

==My Header==
Yoyo debuted in [[The Adventures Of The Green Bunny]] in 2000/2001.

===My Sub-Header===
Hoops debuted in [[4th Of July]].

====My Sub-Sub Header====
Piddles debuted in [[Cinco De Mayo]] in 2003.

Text

Texts are the main part of the wiki. It displays information, readability, everything else.

This is an example of bold text.

This is an example of italicized text.

This is an example of bold and italicized text.

This is an example of an external link.

This is an example of an internal link.

Code:

This is an example of '''bold''' text.

This is an example of ''italicized'' text.

This is an example of '''''bold and italicized''''' text.

This is an example of an [http://www.example.com external link].

This is an example of an [[Help:Contents/Editing_Help|internal link]].

Galleries

Galleries are collection of images.

• 
  Hoops
• 
  Yoyo
• 
  Piddles
• 
  Puck
• 
  Sunny
• 
  Newbie

You can change the width and the height of the images, it will display them on certain resolutions.

Code:

<gallery widths="128" heights="128">
File:Hoops-482.png|[[Hoops]]
File:Yoyo-482.png|[[Yoyo]]
File:Piddles-482.png|[[Piddles]]
File:Puck.png|[[Puck]]
File:HyycharacterSun.gif|[[Sunny]]
File:Newbie happy 1.png|[[Newbie]]
</gallery>

Categories

Categories are group of pages determined by topic: characters, littlelife series, e-cards, animated music videos and etc...

Code:

[[Category:Characters]]

NOTE: you don't need to add more than one category. Usually 3-4 categories is enough.

Do not create categories without our permission.

Sourcing an page

Source an page by making an header at the very end of the page:

==References==

Source an link on a text like this:

==Details==<
This is an source link on a text. <ref>https://www.example.com</ref>

NOTE Do not source links like this

==References==
#https://www.example.org

This tend to usually break links in order.

the wrong way to link contents

Misc

Redirects

Sometimes a page has more than one commonly-known name. For example, One Donut A Day can mean two things; The CD version or the E-Card version.

You can create a redirect, so people searching for "Birthday Dessert" as an example, will get to the article for Sweet, Sweet Birthday.

Add the following code to an article to create a redirect:

#REDIRECT [[Example]]

NOTE: Please don't create unnecessary redirects for uncommon misspellings or abbreviations.

Example: H4OJ -> Happy 4th of July!.

However, abbreviated long titles is acceptable as long as if the original page's name is really long.

Example: ODAD -> Hoops&Yoyo: One Donut A Day!

Disambiguation Pages

For disambiguation pages (Ex: Merry Christmas can mean anything, Jingly Christmas or Merry, Merry Christmas E-card.

It's called Disambiguation, not to be confused by redirects, those are different, are redirects for misspelling, alternate names for the topics which leads to the actual page.

Disambiguation is pages that can mean anything, so you create an list of contents of what the user wanted to search for.

Code:

'''Example''' can refer to:

*[[Example E-Card|Example E-Card]]
*[[Example Animation|Example animation]]

[[Category:Disambiguation]]