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imported>Robert W King (add font color to other important steps so they aren't omitted.) |
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<big>There is no Metadata template for this page. Please create the "metadata template".</big> | <big>There is no Metadata template for this page. Please create the "metadata template".</big> | ||
::(1) In the box below, <font color="red">replace "ARTICLE_NAME"</font> with the new article name, making sure that you leave "Template:" and "/Metadata" around the new name.<br> | ::(1) In the box below, <font color="red">replace "ARTICLE_NAME"</font> with the new article name, making sure that you <font color="red">leave "Template:" and "/Metadata" around the new name.</font><br> | ||
<inputbox> | <inputbox> | ||
type=create | type=create | ||
Revision as of 10:56, 18 March 2008
There is no Metadata template for this page. Please create the "metadata template".
- (1) In the box below, replace "ARTICLE_NAME" with the new article name, making sure that you leave "Template:" and "/Metadata" around the new name.
- (1) In the box below, replace "ARTICLE_NAME" with the new article name, making sure that you leave "Template:" and "/Metadata" around the new name.
- (2) On the page that appears after pressing the button, put the title in again across from
pagename =- You might also fill out the checklist part of the form. Ignore the rest. See this page if you're curious about why this is important. Don't worry--you'll get the hang of it right away.
- (3) Then save. You can link back to the article using the subpages tabs that appear at the top of the back.
- (2) On the page that appears after pressing the button, put the title in again across from