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== How to edit a page ==
#[[Logging In to Your New Account|Login to your account]] on Clicklaw Wikibooks.
#[[How to Navigate around Clicklaw Wikibooks|Navigate to the page]] that you want to edit.
#Click on the "Edit" tab (to edit the whole page) or click on the "edit" link for a particular section.<br /><br />[[File:Editing_a_page_on_the_wiki.png | border|800px |center| link=]]<br /><br />
#You can make changes to the text in the edit window, and click on the “Save page” button to save your changes.<br /><br />[[File:Editing_a_page_on_the_wiki_2.png |border| 900px |center| link=]]
==Using wiki codes==
Wikis feature their own "syntax" or codes. For example, to make a numbered list, you put each item on a separate line and start the line with a pound symbol:
{| style="border-collapse: collapse; border-width: 1px; border-style: solid; border-color: #000"
|-
! style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px"| This wiki code
! style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px"| Results in this display on the page
|-
| style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px"|
<tt># One</tt><br />
<tt># Two</tt><br />
<tt>## Two point one</tt><br />
<tt># Three</tt>
| style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px"|
# One
# Two
## Two point one
# Three
|}


== How to edit a page ==
The good news is that there are not very many wiki codes, and many of them (for example, bold, italics, hyperlink) also have buttons in the edit toolbar that you can use that will automatically insert the codes.
 
The [[Clicklaw Wikibooks Cheatsheet]] features the key wiki codes. Also available is a [[Clicklaw Wikibooks Style Guide]] that highlights key style and word usage for Clicklaw Wikibooks.


#Login to your account on the wiki.
== Note about updating resources in Legal Help for British Columbians ==
#Navigate to the page that you want to edit.
For contributors updating resources for the guide [[Legal Help for British Columbians]], please see the explanatory note on the [[Talk:Resource List|Resource List discussion page]]. (Resources are managed as individual pages that are then automatically consolidated on a single [[Resource List]].)
#Click on the "edit" tab (to edit the whole page) or click on the "edit" link for a particular section.<br /><br />[[File:Editing_a_page_on_the_wiki.png | 600px | link=]]<br /><br />
#You can make changes to the text in the edit window, and click on the “Save page” button to save your changes.<br /><br />[[File:Editing_a_page_on_the_wiki_2.png | 600px | link=]]


== Note about updating resource pages ==
For contributors updating resource pages for the the guide [[Legal Help for British Columbians]], please see the explanatory note on the [[Talk:Resource List|Resource List discussion page]].


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Latest revision as of 17:03, 30 March 2013

How to edit a page

  1. Login to your account on Clicklaw Wikibooks.
  2. Navigate to the page that you want to edit.
  3. Click on the "Edit" tab (to edit the whole page) or click on the "edit" link for a particular section.



  4. You can make changes to the text in the edit window, and click on the “Save page” button to save your changes.

Using wiki codes

Wikis feature their own "syntax" or codes. For example, to make a numbered list, you put each item on a separate line and start the line with a pound symbol:

This wiki code Results in this display on the page

# One
# Two
## Two point one
# Three

  1. One
  2. Two
    1. Two point one
  3. Three

The good news is that there are not very many wiki codes, and many of them (for example, bold, italics, hyperlink) also have buttons in the edit toolbar that you can use that will automatically insert the codes.

The Clicklaw Wikibooks Cheatsheet features the key wiki codes. Also available is a Clicklaw Wikibooks Style Guide that highlights key style and word usage for Clicklaw Wikibooks.

Note about updating resources in Legal Help for British Columbians

For contributors updating resources for the guide Legal Help for British Columbians, please see the explanatory note on the Resource List discussion page. (Resources are managed as individual pages that are then automatically consolidated on a single Resource List.)