Clicklaw Wikibooks Cheatsheet

Clicklaw Wiki Cheatsheet
Works anywhere in the text
Description	You type	You get
Italic text	''italic''	italic
Bold textTemplate:Anchor	'''bold'''	bold
Bold and italic textTemplate:Anchor	'''''bold & italic'''''	bold & italic
Link to another Wikipedia pageTemplate:Anchor	[[Name of page]] [[Name of page|Text to display]]	Name of page Text to display
Add an imageTemplate:Anchor	[[File:Wiki.png|thumb|alt=Alt text|Caption]]	Alt text Caption
Add a page to a categoryTemplate:Anchor	[[Category:Category name]]	Categories should be placed at the end of pages. The category name will display in a bar at the bottom when the page is previewed or saved.
SignatureTemplate:Anchor Sign your contributions when posting to a Talk Page. Do not sign when contributing to an article.	~~~~	Username (talk) 09:00, 26 November 2024 (UTC)
Use a template Template:Anchor	{{Example}}
Works only at the beginning of lines
Description	You type	You get
Redirect to another pageTemplate:Anchor Redirects must be placed at the start of the first line.	#REDIRECT [[Target page]]	File:Redirect arrow without text.svg Target page
Redirect to a section of another page Redirects must be placed at the start of the first line.	#REDIRECT [[Target page#anchorName]]	File:Redirect arrow without text.svg Target page#anchorName
Section headingsTemplate:Anchor A Table of Contents will automatically be generated when four headings are added to an article. Do not use =Level 1=; it is reserved for page titles.	== Level 2 == === Level 3 === ==== Level 4 ==== ===== Level 5 ===== ====== Level 6 ======	Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6
Bulleted listTemplate:Anchor	* One * Two ** Two point one * Three	One Two Two point one Three
Numbered listTemplate:Anchor	# One # Two ## Two point one # Three	One Two Two point one Three
Indenting textTemplate:Anchor This is used when replying on a talk page, to make it easier to follow conversations.	no indent (normal) :first indent ::second indent :::third indent	no indent (normal) first indent second indent third indent
Adding references
Cheatsheet for citing a website or publication Referencing for beginners
Insert a reference into a page so it will be automatically formatted	Hello,<ref>Encyclopædia Britannica</ref> World.<ref>http://www.w3.org/</ref> References: <references/>	Hello,<ref>Encyclopædia Britannica</ref> World.<ref>http://www.w3.org/</ref> References: <references/>

In law, (1) the physical railing separating the public gallery in a courtroom from the area where the judge and lawyers sit, (2) lawyers as a group, or (3) the place where lawyers go after work.