Editing GammaWiki - Revision history

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   <pre>[[Media:Example.ogg]]</pre>
 The "Example.ogg" needs to be replaced by the file name with the appropriate file extension.  A label can be used for the link. A vertical line, |, is placed after the file name and there after comes the label, e.g.
-  [[media:nks212_e.pdf|GammaSem abstract]]
+  <pre>[[media:nks212_e.pdf|GammaSem abstract]]</pre>
 '''Example:''' The abstract of the GammaSem report [[media:nks212_e.pdf|GammaSem abstract]]

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 The source code for this is:
-  [[uncertainties|Combined uncertainty calculations]]
+  <pre>[[uncertainties|Combined uncertainty calculations]]</pre>
 You can use some familiar text formatting tools displayed at the top of this frame, like '''bold''', ''italics'', etc.  First you select the text you want to change the attribute of, then you click the icon of the attribute you want to apply and the result is at once visible in the source code.
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 ==Inserting images and other file types such as PDF files==
 Images and files (max size a few MBytes) can be uploaded to the Wiki system.  The easiest process is similar as creating a new page.  One simply creates a link to the image or file that is not yet registered in the system.  When one clicks on the reference for the first time the system will offer to upload the missing file.  The reference can be made by clicking the '''file link''' button at top of the editing box.  This inserts the following source code:
-  [[Media:Example.ogg]]
+  <pre>[[Media:Example.ogg]]</pre>
 The "Example.ogg" needs to be replaced by the file name with the appropriate file extension.  A label can be used for the link. A vertical line, |, is placed after the file name and there after comes the label, e.g.
   [[media:nks212_e.pdf|GammaSem abstract]]

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 ==Creating a new page==
 It is very simple to create a '''new page''' in Wiki.  A good way is to refer to the new page from a page that is already existing like this:
-  [[new page|Title of new page]]
+  <pre>[[new page|Title of new page]]</pre>
 The file will get the name "new page" but the link will be displayed as "Title of new page".

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 ==Creating a new page==
 It is very simple to create a '''new page''' in Wiki.  A good way is to refer to the new page from a page that is already existing like this:
-[[new page|Title of new page]]  (please look at the source code by going into the editing mode to see how it should be written).
+ [[new page|Title of new page]]
 The file will get the name "new page" but the link will be displayed as "Title of new page".
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 E.g. information on estimation of uncertainties can be found at:
 [[uncertainties|Combined uncertainty calculations]]
 You can use some familiar text formatting tools displayed at the top of this frame, like '''bold''', ''italics'', etc.  First you select the text you want to change the attribute of, then you click the icon of the attribute you want to apply and the result is at once visible in the source code.
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 ==Sections and automatic generation of Table of Index ==
-A section header is defined by using an equal sign "=" on either side of the header.  A header of level 1 uses "=", level 2 (like is used on this page) uses 2 equal signs and so on.  As soon as a page includes a few sections, a ''Table of Index'' for the page is generated automatically.
+A section header is defined by using an equal sign "=" on either side of the header.  A header of level 1 uses "=", level 2 (like is used on this page) uses 2 equal signs and so on.
 ==Paragraphs==
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 #This is a line preceded by a number
 ==Creating links==
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 If the information on the web site is the main thing, the URL itself being of minor importance (and possibly being long and obscure), then it is easy to let the Wiki show a label instead of the URL. One writes first the URL then a space and then the label (which can contain spaces), all included in square brackets [].  See the following example in the source code:
 [http://www.nks.org/en/nksb/current_activities/measurement_strategy_technology_and_quality_assurance/gammasem.htm GammaSem web page at www.nks.org]
 ==Using Excel to create a table in Wiki==
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 Since the web based table was to be copied into Excel, ''Microsoft Internet Explorer'' was used to display the web page.  Then it was easy to copy the information into Excel and from there into the converter.  No adjustments or corrections were made in the example above.  The choice of web browser is here important, Internet Explorer integrates better with Excel than e.g. Firefox.
 ==References==

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 If the information on the web site is the main thing, the URL itself being of minor importance (and possibly being long and obscure), then it is easy to let the Wiki show a label instead of the URL. One writes first the URL then a space and then the label (which can contain spaces), all included in square brackets [].  See the following example in the source code:
 [http://www.nks.org/en/nksb/current_activities/measurement_strategy_technology_and_quality_assurance/gammasem.htm GammaSem web page at www.nks.org]
 ==Using Excel to create a table in Wiki==
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 *The resulting source code is then copied from this page and inserted into the Wiki page
-Example
+'''Example'''
 {| {{table}}
 | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Nuclide'''

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 More detailed information can be obtained from the following
-http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki
+*http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki
-Help:Editing pages
+If you have suggestions on how these GammaWiki instructions could be improved, please contact me. Sigurður Emil Pálsson, sep@gr.is

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 ==Creating and editing files in GammaWiki==
 ==Creating a new page==
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 If you want to see how the text looks before it is saved, you can click the "Show preview" button at the bottom of the page.
 ==Paragraphs==
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 http://www.nks.org/
 The "http://" must be included.
 If the information on the web site is the main thing, the URL itself being of minor importance (and possibly being long and obscure), then it is easy to let the Wiki show a label instead of the URL. One writes first the URL then a space and then the label (which can contain spaces), all included in square brackets [].  See the following example in the source code:
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 ==Inserting images and other file types such as PDF files==
-Images and files (max size a few MBytes) can be uploaded to the Wiki system.  The
+Images and files (max size a few MBytes) can be uploaded to the Wiki system.  The easiest process is similar as creating a new page.  One simply creates a link to the image or file that is not yet registered in the system.  When one clicks on the reference for the first time the system will offer to upload the missing file.  The reference has the form File:name, where "name" is the file name with the appropriate file extension.  A label can be used for the link. A vertical line, |, is placed after the file name and there after comes the label.  See the source code for the example below:
-GUM: Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement
+The abstract of the GammaSem report [[file:nks212_e.pdf|GammaSem abstract]]
 ==References==
 Please do not be afraid to experiment. All saved versions of GammaWiki pages are saved in the history file and it is thus always possible to revert back to an earlier version
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 http://excel2wiki.net/
-The abstract of the GammaSem report [[file:nks212_e.pdf|GammaSem abstract]]
+If you have suggestions on how these GammaWiki instructions could be improved, please contact me.

← Older revision		Revision as of 07:12, 19 March 2010
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		+	This table was made by selecting the first rows in the table at:
		+	http://www.nucleide.org/DDEP_WG/DDEPdata.htm
		+	(all of the rows could have been selected)
		+	Since the web based table was to be copied into Excel, ''Microsoft Internet Explorer'' was used to display the web page. Then it was easy to copy the information into Excel and from there into the converter. No adjustments or corrections were made in the example above. The choice of web browser is here important, Internet Explorer integrates better with Excel than e.g. Firefox.

	GUM: Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement		GUM: Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement