BjKa

Just my personal reference cheat sheet. The stuff I never remember when I need it, and which can be hard to dig out of the official Help pages.

#REDIRECT [[WalkThisWay]]

is generated by entering:

{{For|the other use of the word|This Article (here)}}

is generated by entering:

{{about|the radio show|Mooney (radio programme)|the aircraft manufacturer|Mooney Aviation Company}}

"Above all, do not pipe the link. Show the entire linked article title as is."

<tt><nowiki> Put it Here </nowiki></tt>

Now try and figure out the wikisource for that line without looking! :-)

This is probably way outdated. See next item for a modern template style:

::{{pre2|style=padding:0.2em|<nowiki>
Then just
  put it all
    here
(colons for indention are optional, of course)
</nowiki>}}

{{refn| Put your Text here. |group=Note}}

The tag will just render as text if there isn't an "open" <nowiki> tag pending.

To show it after a <nowiki> tag therefore requires to:

1. suspend the "nowiki-state"
2. put the </nowiki> text
3. resume the "nowiki-state"

Code: </nowiki></nowiki><nowiki>

<! Now you see it - now you don't >

 Linktext1  Linktext2 

User-Name-Link (✉)

Codes shamelessly stolen from the signatures of fellow users

{{columns-list|2|

* 1

* 2

* 3

}}

{{Refbegin|20em}}

* Some

* Bulleted

* List

{{Refend}}

<blockquote style="background-color:#E0E0E0; padding-left:0.8em; margin:0;">

If you know a better way to transfer text blocks to a talkpage let me know!

</blockquote>

The {{talkquote|<...>}} template looks promising!

Honors Linebreaks! Yay!

(Can't use <br>)

WP-Policy

Wikipedia:Categorization. tl;dr: Wikipedia:FAQ/Categorization

Newly created Categories always have to be part of other Categories!

Linking to a Category

Just put a colon at the front of the link

[[:Category:Siouan languages]] --> Category:Siouan languages

Thanks to User:Kwamikagami for pointing this out!

Using different pages of the same work in different citations

<ref>{{...}}</ref>{{rp|page=381}}

{{Coord|57|18|22|N|4|27|32|W|dim:100|display=title}}

{{Coord|44.112|N|87.913|W|dim:10km|display=title}}

{{Coord|44.112|-87.913|display=title}}

"dim": viewing diameter (for a sane zoom level). Default in m

{{Done}}

  Done

Wikipedia:File Upload Wizard

Or just add the object

[[File:Some Picture's Name.jpg|thumb|left|250px|alt=Some Picture's Hover Text. | Text below the Picture.]]

and follow the links.

I.e.: just as text, not showing the image inline:

[[:Image:Cobblestones 01.jpg]]

[[s:...]]

http://toolserver.org/~quentinv57/tools/sulinfo.php?username=BjKa&showinactivity=1&showblocks=1&showlocked=1

{{Talk header}}

({{talkheader}})

({{talkpage}})

{{WikiProjectBannerShell|1= ... }}

{{convert|16|in|mm|abbr=on}}

(about {{Inflation|US|0.8|1902|r=-1}} million [[USD]] today)

£199 (about {{Inflation|UK|199|1978|r=-1}} [[GBP]] today)

* Category:Images with inappropriate JPEG compression

* Wikipedia:Preparing_images_for_upload#Do_not_save_diagrams_as_JPEG

* Full rules: Wikipedia:Translation

* tl;dr: Template:Expand language

Overview of available tags

{{cn|reason="The term <...> needs more explanation."|date=January 2016}}

See Wikipedia:Please_clarify.

tl;dr: {{what}}

{{when}}

Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style/Words_to_watch#Relative_time_references

= MOS:REALTIME

{{jargon inline}}

Articles in Wikipedia should be understandable to the widest possible audience.

For most articles, this means understandable to a general audience.

--WP:TECHNICAL

Leider gibts kein ordentliches Äquivalent zu de:WP:Oma...

Other aliases redirecting to Wikipedia:Make technical articles understandable

* Wikipedia:Understandability

* Wikipedia:Too technical

* Wikipedia:Write one level down

So that italicized words and end-quotation-marks don't run into each other

Use {{-"}} instead of the "

See template:space_double, also for links to similar stuff