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-	*[[Humiliation to Exaltation|Humiliation to Exaltation]]	+	== Using Headings  ==
-	*[[Worship the King|Worship the King]]	+
-	*[[Seated at the Right Hand of the Father|Seated at the Right Hand of the Father]]	+
-	*[[He is Not Here, He is Risen|He is Not Here, He is Risen]]	+
-	*[[The Barber of Wittenberg|The Barber of Wittenberg]]	+
-	*[[Supernatural Selection|Supernatural Selection]]	+
-	*[[Chief of Sinners|Chief of Sinners]]	+
-	*[[Enthroned in Ashes|Enthroned in Ashes]]	+
-	*[[Humility and Relativism:Hocus Bogus|Humility and Relativism:Hocus Bogus]]	+
-	*[[Moses the Deliverer:A Wandering Jew|Moses the Deliverer:A Wandering Jew]]	+
-	*[[One by One|One by One]]	+
-	*[[What Difference Does It Make?|What Difference Does It Make?]]	+
-	*[[Electoral College|Electoral College]]	+
-	*[[Just ‘Cause|Just ‘Cause]]	+
-	*[[Witness to History|Witness to History]]	+
-	== New MasterHeader example  ==	+	Kryne, on long articles it is good to set sections apart by using the "heading" format instead of just bold text. Here's what this looks like:
-	Kryne, here is an example of where to add the '''''series=''''' marker. See the red text below, and let me know if you have questions.<br>	+	<br>
-	<nowiki>{{</nowiki>MasterHeader<br> |author= <br> |partnerurl= <br> |partner= <br> |date= <br> |other= <br> |categorytopic= <br> |mediatype= <br> |lang= <br> |editor= <br> |translator= <br> |levels= <br> |reviewed= <br> |newtitle= <br> <font color="red">|series=Right Now Counts Forever</font><br> }}	+	'''Normal heading format you use now''' (just bold text)
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		+	The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dogs. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dogs. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dogs. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dogs. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dogs. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dogs. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dogs.
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		+	=== Built in "header" format  ===
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		+	The difference is that the "header" format uses equal signs, like this: <code>====Header Title====</code> (in wikitext). Click on wikitext view and you'll be able to see the difference. For short articles (no major scrolling) this isn't too big a deal. But for long ones where there is lots of scrolling, this helps break the text apart and it lets the website automatically create a "table of contents" with links to different parts of the article (like the one you see at the top of this page).
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		+	<br>
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		+	== Using Citations  ==
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		+	Sometimes articles make you use citations. There is a built-in technology for this on our website which makes it very usable for readers. Wherever you want to insert your footnote (the number), click your mouse there and then hit the "&lt;R&gt;" button in the toolbar. A window will pop up, and in there you just type the reference, for instance <code>Grudem, Wayne. Systematic Theology. Page 71.</code> Hit "enter" and it will insert the footnote for you. The SECOND step is then at the very end of the article to insert this code: '''&lt;references /&gt;'''. This will be the very last thing in the article. That will create a&nbsp; footnote like this <ref>Grudem, Wayne. Systematic Theology. Page 71</ref>, and you can see how the &lt;references /&gt; tag looks at the very bottom of this page.<br>
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		+	<br>
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		+	== Master Header  ==
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		+	[[Template:MasterHeader|new masterheader instructions are here]]
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		+	<br>
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		+	=== References ===
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		+	<references />

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Current revision as of 15:10, 19 June 2008

Contents 1 Using Headings 1.1 Built in "header" format 2 Using Citations 3 Master Header 3.1 References

Using Headings

Kryne, on long articles it is good to set sections apart by using the "heading" format instead of just bold text. Here's what this looks like:

Normal heading format you use now (just bold text)

The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dogs. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dogs. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dogs. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dogs. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dogs. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dogs. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dogs.

Built in "header" format

The difference is that the "header" format uses equal signs, like this: ====Header Title==== (in wikitext). Click on wikitext view and you'll be able to see the difference. For short articles (no major scrolling) this isn't too big a deal. But for long ones where there is lots of scrolling, this helps break the text apart and it lets the website automatically create a "table of contents" with links to different parts of the article (like the one you see at the top of this page).

Using Citations

Sometimes articles make you use citations. There is a built-in technology for this on our website which makes it very usable for readers. Wherever you want to insert your footnote (the number), click your mouse there and then hit the "<R>" button in the toolbar. A window will pop up, and in there you just type the reference, for instance Grudem, Wayne. Systematic Theology. Page 71. Hit "enter" and it will insert the footnote for you. The SECOND step is then at the very end of the article to insert this code: <references />. This will be the very last thing in the article. That will create a  footnote like this ^[1], and you can see how the <references /> tag looks at the very bottom of this page.

Master Header

new masterheader instructions are here

References

1. ↑ Grudem, Wayne. Systematic Theology. Page 71