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== Localization ==
 
== Localization ==
IntactiWiki supports various localized instances. Currently, Danish, German, English, Farsi, French, Hebrew, Swahili language, and Turkish are available. You will basically see the links to the other IntactiWiki instances on the Main page of each IntactiWiki:
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IntactiWiki supports various localized instances. Currently, the following languages are are available. You will basically see the links to the other IntactiWiki instances on the Main page of each IntactiWiki:
  
* [http://da.intactiwiki.org Dansk]
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{| class="wikitable sortable"
* [http://de.intactiwiki.org Deutsch]
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* [http://fa.intactiwiki.org فارسی]
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! ISO code !! English name !! Localized name
* [http://fr.intactiwiki.org Français]
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* [http://he.intactiwiki.org עברית]
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| da || Danish || [http://da.intactiwiki.org Dansk]
* [http://sw.intactiwiki.org Kiswahili]
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* [http://tr.intactiwiki.org Türkçe]
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| de || German || [http://de.intactiwiki.org Deutsch]
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| en || English|| [http://en.intactiwiki.org English]
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| es || Spanish || [http://es.intactiwiki.org Español]
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| fa || Farsi || [http://fa.intactiwiki.org فارسی]
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| fi || Finnish || [http://fi.intactiwiki.org Suomi]
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| fr || French || [http://fr.intactiwiki.org Français]
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| he || Hebrew || [http://he.intactiwiki.org עברית]
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| is || Icelandic || [http://is.intactiwiki.org Íslenska]
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| nl || Dutch || [http://nl.intactiwiki.org Nederlands]
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| sv || Swedish || [http://sv.intactiwiki.org Svenska]
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| sw || Swahili language || [http://sw.intactiwiki.org Kiswahili]
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| tr|| Turkish|| [http://tr.intactiwiki.org Türkçe]
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If you have created an article on the English IntactiWiki, you may want to (have someone) do a German translation, too. Therefore, you should add an ''Interlanguage''<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Interlanguage_links</ref> link at the very bottom of your article, which starts with the two-characters language code of the other IntactiWiki. An example:
 
If you have created an article on the English IntactiWiki, you may want to (have someone) do a German translation, too. Therefore, you should add an ''Interlanguage''<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Interlanguage_links</ref> link at the very bottom of your article, which starts with the two-characters language code of the other IntactiWiki. An example:

Revision as of 16:46, 12 November 2019

Writing and editing IntactiWiki articles can become an addiction. There is so much one can enhance, add and change. Because the IntactiWiki uses the same engine that is used by the Wikipedia (called: MediaWiki), the techniques are identical. In the MediaWiki, you will find each and everything you might probably want to know about writing and editing Wiki articles. But there's also a big overload of information there.

So this is the advanced section of the IntactiWiki manual. Here you will learn how to do things that are beyond the scope of a beginner. You'll find various advanced Wiki markup tricks listed into categories below. This subpage will probably never be complete.

Templates

There are many helpful templates available already which really help keeping the general article structure in shape. Templates are always used by writing the template name (without the prefix Template:) in double curly brackets.

Example:

{{Incomplete}}

Result:

Work in progress: The following information does not claim to be complete. More content will be added gradually.

Templates for section headlines

Some of these e.g. format frequently used section headlines, like:

== Publications ==    ->  use {{PUB}} instead.

== See also ==        ->  use {{SEEALSO}} instead.

== External links ==  ->  use {{LINKS}} instead.

== References ==
<references/>         ->  use {{REF}} instead.

We use templates even for rather simple content like the ones shown above, because we see in the Wikipedia that there are many different ways of using these default headlines (like "Also see" instead of "See also", "Weblinks" instead of "External links"). Using templates, you can change them all at once by just changing the template content.

Templates for references and quotations

These are explained in the IntactiWiki manual chapter References.

Templates overview

In the page Special:AllPages, you can list all available templates by chosing the Template namespace. Or simply click here.

Localization

IntactiWiki supports various localized instances. Currently, the following languages are are available. You will basically see the links to the other IntactiWiki instances on the Main page of each IntactiWiki:

ISO code English name Localized name
da Danish Dansk
de German Deutsch
en English English
es Spanish Español
fa Farsi فارسی
fi Finnish Suomi
fr French Français
he Hebrew עברית
is Icelandic Íslenska
nl Dutch Nederlands
sv Swedish Svenska
sw Swahili language Kiswahili
tr Turkish Türkçe

If you have created an article on the English IntactiWiki, you may want to (have someone) do a German translation, too. Therefore, you should add an Interlanguage[1] link at the very bottom of your article, which starts with the two-characters language code of the other IntactiWiki. An example:

[[de:Bearbeiten/Fortgeschritten]]

This will create an interlanguage link on the navigation bar (on the left in left-to-right languages) in the "In other languages" section.

If you are sure the page title won't be localized in other languages (like proper names), you may also use

[[de:{{FULLPAGENAME}}]]

which then creates an interlanguage link with the identical page title. So you can just exchange the 2-characters language code if you need more interlanguage links.

Highlighting

If you ever want to highlight text (which basically should be avoided), use the following:

<span style="background:#FFE87C">highlighted text here</span>

Tooltips

Thanks to the extension SimpleTooltip, you can use tooltips for simple clarification of e.g. abbreviations and acronyms in articles.

Examples

Simple tooltip:

{{#tip-text:RCT|Randomized controlled trial}}

RCT

Tip info:

{{#tip-info:I am an important information.}}

Other

More to come soon ...

See also

References