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==B. Start By Searching For a Page== | ==B. Start By Searching For a Page== | ||
If there are no results, you'll be prompted to create a page. If you use this method, be sure you link to it from somewhere. | If there are no results, you'll be prompted to create a page. If you use this method, be sure you link to it from somewhere. | ||
You can add your 'Signature' and a time stamp at the end by including four tildes (~) on a separate line. | |||
==Then, Move it Into Workflow== | ==Then, Move it Into Workflow== | ||
If appropriate, move it into [[Workflow]] with the menu beside the search, simply add "Prep:" and <nowiki>{{InPreperation}}</nowiki>. You'll be off to the races. | If appropriate, move it into [[Workflow]] with the menu beside the search, simply add "Prep:" and <nowiki>{{InPreperation}}</nowiki>. You'll be off to the races. | ||
[[User:Jim McIntosh|Jim McIntosh]] ([[User talk:Jim McIntosh|talk]]) 22:32, 3 December 2023 (EST) | |||
Latest revision as of 03:36, 4 December 2023
You can make a new page two ways
A. Start With a Link[edit]
Start by making a link to a new topic. Using code [[like this]]. The link will take you to a blank page you can create.
The Rich-text editor, doesn't do internal links well. It does everything else well.
B. Start By Searching For a Page[edit]
If there are no results, you'll be prompted to create a page. If you use this method, be sure you link to it from somewhere.
You can add your 'Signature' and a time stamp at the end by including four tildes (~) on a separate line.
Then, Move it Into Workflow[edit]
If appropriate, move it into Workflow with the menu beside the search, simply add "Prep:" and {{InPreperation}}. You'll be off to the races.
Jim McIntosh (talk) 22:32, 3 December 2023 (EST)