Edit Guide

Our Google spreadsheet for organizing content for this wiki.

Top of article - abox info template

{{abox}}

Goes at the TOP of every article to indicate authorship, currency, audience, etc.
Click the link to get the full text, copy / paste to your article, then fill it out.

Article content

• each page answers a single question -- e.g. how do I find a list of Riverdale Google Calendars
  • it is not a catch-all for everything about a subject -- other question means another page
    • except for our Get help from Google page, which is a catch-all
• each page starts with an {{abox}} and ends with a {{CategoryTemplate}}
• inline images (for instructions) are now added in a very particular way, with a variation of this code:
  

[[File:Interesting cal.png|thumbnail]]Here's a picture of what you should do<br clear="all">

which gives you this, including the open space before the next instruction:

Here's a picture of what you should do

plus you can alter the size of the images by adding "|100px" (or another size) as follows:

[[File:Interesting cal.png|thumbnail|100px]]

to get this:

Here's a tiny image. It's cheaper that way.

See this example/edit for source code examples.

Bottom of article - category templates

Just ONE of these should be placed at the very bottom of an article. Choose its main category. Don't worry about listing a secondary/specific category.

{{Calendaring}}

Adds Article to Category:Calendars and Scheduling, and inserts a list of other Articles in that Category.

{{SS}}

Adds Article to Category:Software and Services, and inserts a list of other Articles in that Category.

{{ClassTech}}

Adds Article to Category:Classroom technology and systems, and inserts a list of other Articles in that Category.

{{Communication}}

Adds Article to Category:Communication, and inserts a list of other Articles in that Category.