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==Navigation== | ==Navigation== | ||
Your project should unite its sub pages with the help of a navigation box visit [[Template:Britain & Europe]] to get an idea of how this is done | Your project should unite its sub pages with the help of a navigation box. Use a template (Textbaustein) to do this - you create one navigation to appear on all your pages (and if you change that one navigation the change will appear on all the pages which use the central navigation). | ||
* visit [[Template:Britain & Europe]] to get an idea of how this is done | |||
* [[Help:Category|categorise]] the template and all your project pages will get into the same category | |||
==Page Names within my project== | ==Page Names within my project== | ||
All your project pages should have page names readers from all over the world will understand. You have a project on the US presidential election 2008 and a | All your project pages should have page names readers from all over the world will understand. You have a project on the US presidential election 2008 and a sub page on its media coverage? "Media" will sound like a good title - yet it is only a good title for those inside your project. Anyone coming via Google from outside will be unable to tell why you produced such a one sided collection of materials - so make it rather "US Elections 2008: Media coverage". | ||
Latest revision as of 09:47, 16 May 2008
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See John Alistair's Britain and Europe - web resources to get an idea how this is done technically
Your project should unite its sub pages with the help of a navigation box. Use a template (Textbaustein) to do this - you create one navigation to appear on all your pages (and if you change that one navigation the change will appear on all the pages which use the central navigation).
- visit Template:Britain & Europe to get an idea of how this is done
- categorise the template and all your project pages will get into the same category
Page Names within my project
All your project pages should have page names readers from all over the world will understand. You have a project on the US presidential election 2008 and a sub page on its media coverage? "Media" will sound like a good title - yet it is only a good title for those inside your project. Anyone coming via Google from outside will be unable to tell why you produced such a one sided collection of materials - so make it rather "US Elections 2008: Media coverage".
