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== Maps ==
 
== Maps ==
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Sample map code:
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<pre>
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<googlemap lat="40.806068" lon="-73.964987" type="map" zoom="16" width="500" height="300" controls="small">
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40.806068, -73.964987, Broadway residence hall
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</googlemap>
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</pre>
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The easiest way to edit a map is to insert the above sample code, then click "make a map" immediately above the text editing box. This will allow you to insert place markers.
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Let's keep small maps (one or two buildings) to a width of 500 and a height of 300.
  
 
== Footnotes ==
 
== Footnotes ==

Revision as of 02:43, 18 March 2007

Editing

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Complaints about an article

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Questions

If you have any questions, add them to this page.

Maps

Sample map code:

<googlemap lat="40.806068" lon="-73.964987" type="map" zoom="16" width="500" height="300" controls="small">
40.806068, -73.964987, Broadway residence hall
</googlemap>

The easiest way to edit a map is to insert the above sample code, then click "make a map" immediately above the text editing box. This will allow you to insert place markers.

Let's keep small maps (one or two buildings) to a width of 500 and a height of 300.

Footnotes

To make a single use footnote:

  1. <ref>text of note</ref> at the in-text place.
  2. (Only needed once per article)<references/> under the Notes heading.

To make a multiple use footnote:

  1. <ref name=foo>text of note</ref> at each in-text place.
    1. Alternatively <ref name=foo /> A self-closing tag on every use after name=foo has been defined.
  2. (Only needed once per article)<references/> under the Notes heading; exactly the same as to make a single-use note.