Adding to the conditioners directory: Difference between revisions
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#Add a line to the list of conditioners on this page with your conditioner's name and a summary of its purpose. | #Add a line to the list of conditioners on this page with your conditioner's name and a summary of its purpose. | ||
#:(See [[Help:Editing wiki articles]].) | #:(See [[Help:Editing wiki articles]].) | ||
#Click the resulting link to create a new article modeled on [[example conditioner]]. To do so: | #Click the resulting link to create a new article modeled on [[example conditioner]]. (If needed, review [[Help:Adding an article]].) To do so: | ||
##In the new article, type <code><nowiki> {{subst::Example conditioner}}</nowiki></code> | ##In the new article, type <code><nowiki> {{subst::Example conditioner}}</nowiki></code> | ||
##Save the page. This fills in the text from [[example conditioner]]. | ##Save the page. This fills in the text from [[example conditioner]]. | ||
Revision as of 22:02, 30 November 2008
To add your conditioner to the Conditioners directory:
- You must be logged in.
- Add a line to the list of conditioners on this page with your conditioner's name and a summary of its purpose.
- (See Help:Editing wiki articles.)
- Click the resulting link to create a new article modeled on example conditioner. (If needed, review Help:Adding an article.) To do so:
- In the new article, type
{{subst::Example conditioner}} - Save the page. This fills in the text from example conditioner.
- Click the page's edit tab and customize.
- In the new article, type