User:TheRealInsomnius/Sandbox

Let's practise markup!

It would be really embarrassing to run around editing pages without knowing what was going on. So, here we go.

Grue
- Grueificiation!
Pipelinks are awesome
Links to other namespaces look something like Wikipedia:Manual of Style
- Namespace references can be hidden using empty pipes: Manual of Style
- So can things in brackets: kingdom
- You can hide both: Manual of Style
- [[Wikipedia:Manual of Style#Links|]] does NOT hide anything (or even work).
Links to specific places on pages use the # symbol:
- Economics#See also goes to the See also section on Economics
- #External Links links to the External Links section of this page

User's contributions: Special:Contributions/TheRealInsomnius
Adding a page to a category (best placed at end of edit box): [[Category: Examples]
Linking to a category: place a colon before "Category": Category:Example

Interlanguage links aren't really external, but who cares.
- Should be placed at the end of the edit box, but the link will always be in the same place.
- fr:Encyclopedia (colon at beginning makes it self-translate?)

Lines that begin with a space will be pre-formatted

More than one single quotation mark is used for emphasis. emphasised, strong, 'strongly emphasised'
Monospace text or computer code use HTML(/esque) tags
Small text (made as in HTML) can be used for captions.
~~Deleted~~ and inserted may be appropriate on Talk pages. Not to be used in articles.
Diacriticals, symbols etc. use code for HTML entities.
Centering text is done as in HTML

More than one way to sign your name, all varying numbers of tildes. This should be done when adding something to a Talk page.

Redirecting: apparently #REDIRECT Grue on the first line of an article causes a redirect. Not clear on how that works.