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<div><nowiki>**This section provides a general description of the page's topic**</nowiki> The Phenom ProX Scanning Electron Microscope can take detailed images of samples. The maximum magnification is 40,000X to 100,000X and the device is capable of resolving features to <500 nm. Samples must be less than 2.5 cm in diameter and less than 3 cm tall. Additionally, energy-dispersive x-ray spectroscopy (EDX) can be performed on samples for elemental detection through point, line, and area scans.<br />
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<nowiki>**This is a table with quick facts about the particular piece of equipment**</nowiki><br />
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!colspan ="2"|Phenom ProX Scanning Electron Microscope<br />
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|'''Maximum Magnification''': 40,000X to 100,000X || '''Feature Resolution''': <500 nm<br />
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|'''Capabilities''': sacanning electron microscopy and energy-dispersive x-ray spectroscopy (EDX) || '''Sample Dimensions''': <2.5cm in diameter, <3cm tall<br />
|}<br />
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==Theory==<br />
<nowiki>**This section explains the theory behind scanning electron microscopy**</nowiki><br />
<br />
==Phenom ProX Scanning Electron Microscope Standard Operation Procedures== <br />
<nowiki>**This section is for the SOP of the particular instrument**</nowiki><br />
<br />
===Primary Use=== <br />
The Phenom ProX SEM offers high resolution images within 30 seconds of sample loading. This device features initial optical imaging to easily navigate around the entire sample. After proper contrast and focus, the operator may alternate to the electron-optical image for higher magnification (up to 100,000x with resolution down to 15 nm). The equipment also comes with EDS (Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy), allowing users to utilize elemental analysis to determine the composition of the sample.<br />
<br />
===Operating Principle===<br />
The SEM produces highly magnified images with a large depth of field. Samples placed within the SEM are scanned with a focused beam of electrons. The electrons are reflected off the sample and collected by a detector, yielding an image. Since heavier atoms will backscatter electrons more strongly than lighter atoms, elements of a higher atomic number will appear brighter. Through EDS, the x-rays emitted from the elements are detected and analyzed to form a prediction of the elemental composition of the sample, and line and map scans can be performed.<br />
<br />
===Safety Procedures===<br />
Samples are prepared by taking a stub and applying carbon tape and then sticking your sample to it. No liquid is permitted in the SEM. Be sure to press your sample onto the carbon tape to make sure nothing is loose. Once that is done, use the compressed air to confirm that there are no loose materials left on the sample. Be sure to wear safety glasses while operating the compressed air, and blow on your sample a couple of times to be sure there is no loose material on your sample. Be sure to securely fasten any ferrimagnets as it might come loose in the chamber.<br />
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<br />
===General Procedure===<br />
#Turning on equipment<br />
#*If the Power LED is yellow, press the power button to wake the SEM up.<br />
#*If two screens are off, turn them on.<br />
#*If the computer on the back of the left monitor is off, turn it on using the button on the right side.<br />
#Preparing the sample<br />
#*For a sample to be acceptable, it must not be liquid. If it is a ferrimagnet, it must be secured well as to be sure it will not come loose in the chamber. It must be able to be attached to the stub firmly. '''Compressed air must be used so that no loose material enters the SEM.'''<br />
#*Put on gloves<br />
#*Get out the stub, sample holder, stub tweezers, normal tweezers, double sided adhesive, and the compressed air.<br />
#*Use the double-sided adhesive on the stub, and then use the normal tweezers to put your sample on the other side of the adhesive tape.<br />
#*Then use the compressed air on your sample. '''When using the compressed air hold the compressed air can vertically. Do not breathe in the air from the compressed air can. It is toxic.'''<br />
#Using the stub holder<br />
#*Use the stub tweezers to put your stub with your sample attached into the sample holder.<br />
#*Turn the knob on the side of the sample holder until the top of the ridge is in line with the top of your sample. <br />
#*Then turn the knob four notches so that ridge of the sample holder is slightly higher than the top of your sample.<br />
#Putting it in the SEM<br />
#*Open the door to the SEM upwards.<br />
#*Place the sample holder into the SEM with the handle pointing towards you.<br />
#*Close the door to the SEM.<br />
#*Take off the gloves.<br />
#Optical mode<br />
#*The SEM will create an optical image of the sample. Use the controls in the bottom right of the screen to make the image as clear as possible. The buttons are:<br />
#**The focus tool (the lens) has two modes: auto and manual. In auto mode, an ‘A’ is visible on the button and clicking the button will autofocus the image. In manual mode, the scroll wheel on the mouse or the external metal wheel can be turned to focus the sample. Clicking the button will switch between coarse and fine modes. An ‘F’ is visible on the button in fine mode and movements adjust the focus only slightly. Press and hold the button to switch between modes.<br />
#**The brightness/contrast tool (the sun and contrast symbol) has three modes: auto contrast/brightness, manual contrast, manual brightness. Press and hold the button to switch between auto and manual modes. When in manual mode, press the relevant side of the button to switch between manual contrast and manual brightness. Additionally, in manual mode, the scroll wheel on the mouse or the external metal wheel can be used to adjust the contrast or brightness as needed.<br />
#Removing the sample from the SEM<br />
#*On the right-hand monitor, click “Eject” from the main screen. Then, click “Okay” and wait a moment to safely remove your sample. <br />
#*Put on gloves.<br />
#*Slide the chamber door up and grab the sample holder by the handle when taking it out.<br />
#*Close the door to the SEM.<br />
<br />
For a video playlist with additional explanation of SEM operating procedures click [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9jh7PNGqrw&amp;list=PLuUTDbf8_YeL-z748VN6SejPdOToEacvE&amp;index=2&amp;t=0s here]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=Scanning_Electron_Microscopy&diff=108Scanning Electron Microscopy2020-07-16T06:39:11Z<p>JoshBags: started quick facts table</p>
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<div><nowiki>**This section provides a general description of the page's topic**</nowiki> The Phenom ProX Scanning Electron Microscope can take detailed images of samples. The maximum magnification is 40,000X to 100,000X and the device is capable of resolving features to <500 nm. Samples must be less than 2.5 cm in diameter and less than 3 cm tall. Additionally, energy-dispersive x-ray spectroscopy (EDX) can be performed on samples for elemental detection through point, line, and area scans.<br />
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[[File:testSEM.png|frame|center]]<br />
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==Theory==<br />
<nowiki>**This section explains the theory behind scanning electron microscopy**</nowiki><br />
<br />
==Phenom ProX Scanning Electron Microscope Standard Operation Procedures== <br />
<nowiki>**This section is for the SOP of the particular instrument**</nowiki><br />
<br />
===Primary Use=== <br />
The Phenom ProX SEM offers high resolution images within 30 seconds of sample loading. This device features initial optical imaging to easily navigate around the entire sample. After proper contrast and focus, the operator may alternate to the electron-optical image for higher magnification (up to 100,000x with resolution down to 15 nm). The equipment also comes with EDS (Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy), allowing users to utilize elemental analysis to determine the composition of the sample.<br />
<br />
===Operating Principle===<br />
The SEM produces highly magnified images with a large depth of field. Samples placed within the SEM are scanned with a focused beam of electrons. The electrons are reflected off the sample and collected by a detector, yielding an image. Since heavier atoms will backscatter electrons more strongly than lighter atoms, elements of a higher atomic number will appear brighter. Through EDS, the x-rays emitted from the elements are detected and analyzed to form a prediction of the elemental composition of the sample, and line and map scans can be performed.<br />
<br />
===Safety Procedures===<br />
Samples are prepared by taking a stub and applying carbon tape and then sticking your sample to it. No liquid is permitted in the SEM. Be sure to press your sample onto the carbon tape to make sure nothing is loose. Once that is done, use the compressed air to confirm that there are no loose materials left on the sample. Be sure to wear safety glasses while operating the compressed air, and blow on your sample a couple of times to be sure there is no loose material on your sample. Be sure to securely fasten any ferrimagnets as it might come loose in the chamber.<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
===General Procedure===<br />
#Turning on equipment<br />
#*If the Power LED is yellow, press the power button to wake the SEM up.<br />
#*If two screens are off, turn them on.<br />
#*If the computer on the back of the left monitor is off, turn it on using the button on the right side.<br />
#Preparing the sample<br />
#*For a sample to be acceptable, it must not be liquid. If it is a ferrimagnet, it must be secured well as to be sure it will not come loose in the chamber. It must be able to be attached to the stub firmly. '''Compressed air must be used so that no loose material enters the SEM.'''<br />
#*Put on gloves<br />
#*Get out the stub, sample holder, stub tweezers, normal tweezers, double sided adhesive, and the compressed air.<br />
#*Use the double-sided adhesive on the stub, and then use the normal tweezers to put your sample on the other side of the adhesive tape.<br />
#*Then use the compressed air on your sample. '''When using the compressed air hold the compressed air can vertically. Do not breathe in the air from the compressed air can. It is toxic.'''<br />
#Using the stub holder<br />
#*Use the stub tweezers to put your stub with your sample attached into the sample holder.<br />
#*Turn the knob on the side of the sample holder until the top of the ridge is in line with the top of your sample. <br />
#*Then turn the knob four notches so that ridge of the sample holder is slightly higher than the top of your sample.<br />
#Putting it in the SEM<br />
#*Open the door to the SEM upwards.<br />
#*Place the sample holder into the SEM with the handle pointing towards you.<br />
#*Close the door to the SEM.<br />
#*Take off the gloves.<br />
#Optical mode<br />
#*The SEM will create an optical image of the sample. Use the controls in the bottom right of the screen to make the image as clear as possible. The buttons are:<br />
#**The focus tool (the lens) has two modes: auto and manual. In auto mode, an ‘A’ is visible on the button and clicking the button will autofocus the image. In manual mode, the scroll wheel on the mouse or the external metal wheel can be turned to focus the sample. Clicking the button will switch between coarse and fine modes. An ‘F’ is visible on the button in fine mode and movements adjust the focus only slightly. Press and hold the button to switch between modes.<br />
#**The brightness/contrast tool (the sun and contrast symbol) has three modes: auto contrast/brightness, manual contrast, manual brightness. Press and hold the button to switch between auto and manual modes. When in manual mode, press the relevant side of the button to switch between manual contrast and manual brightness. Additionally, in manual mode, the scroll wheel on the mouse or the external metal wheel can be used to adjust the contrast or brightness as needed.<br />
#Removing the sample from the SEM<br />
#*On the right-hand monitor, click “Eject” from the main screen. Then, click “Okay” and wait a moment to safely remove your sample. <br />
#*Put on gloves.<br />
#*Slide the chamber door up and grab the sample holder by the handle when taking it out.<br />
#*Close the door to the SEM.<br />
<br />
For a video playlist with additional explanation of SEM operating procedures click [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9jh7PNGqrw&amp;list=PLuUTDbf8_YeL-z748VN6SejPdOToEacvE&amp;index=2&amp;t=0s here]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=Scanning_Electron_Microscopy&diff=106Scanning Electron Microscopy2020-07-16T06:35:11Z<p>JoshBags: /* Phenom ProX Scanning Electron Microscope Standard Operation Procedures */ added link to youtube playlist with additional sem opperating procedures</p>
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<div><nowiki>**This section provides a general description of the page's topic**</nowiki> The Phenom ProX Scanning Electron Microscope can take detailed images of samples. The maximum magnification is 40,000X to 100,000X and the device is capable of resolving features to <500 nm. Samples must be less than 2.5 cm in diameter and less than 3 cm tall. Additionally, energy-dispersive x-ray spectroscopy (EDX) can be performed on samples for elemental detection through point, line, and area scans.<br />
[[File:testSEM.png|frame|center|Phenom ProX Scanning Electron Microscope]]<br />
<br />
==Theory==<br />
<nowiki>**This section explains the theory behind scanning electron microscopy**</nowiki><br />
<br />
==Phenom ProX Scanning Electron Microscope Standard Operation Procedures== <br />
<nowiki>**This section is for the SOP of the particular instrument**</nowiki><br />
<br />
===Primary Use=== <br />
The Phenom ProX SEM offers high resolution images within 30 seconds of sample loading. This device features initial optical imaging to easily navigate around the entire sample. After proper contrast and focus, the operator may alternate to the electron-optical image for higher magnification (up to 100,000x with resolution down to 15 nm). The equipment also comes with EDS (Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy), allowing users to utilize elemental analysis to determine the composition of the sample.<br />
<br />
===Operating Principle===<br />
The SEM produces highly magnified images with a large depth of field. Samples placed within the SEM are scanned with a focused beam of electrons. The electrons are reflected off the sample and collected by a detector, yielding an image. Since heavier atoms will backscatter electrons more strongly than lighter atoms, elements of a higher atomic number will appear brighter. Through EDS, the x-rays emitted from the elements are detected and analyzed to form a prediction of the elemental composition of the sample, and line and map scans can be performed.<br />
<br />
===Safety Procedures===<br />
Samples are prepared by taking a stub and applying carbon tape and then sticking your sample to it. No liquid is permitted in the SEM. Be sure to press your sample onto the carbon tape to make sure nothing is loose. Once that is done, use the compressed air to confirm that there are no loose materials left on the sample. Be sure to wear safety glasses while operating the compressed air, and blow on your sample a couple of times to be sure there is no loose material on your sample. Be sure to securely fasten any ferrimagnets as it might come loose in the chamber.<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
===General Procedure===<br />
#Turning on equipment<br />
#*If the Power LED is yellow, press the power button to wake the SEM up.<br />
#*If two screens are off, turn them on.<br />
#*If the computer on the back of the left monitor is off, turn it on using the button on the right side.<br />
#Preparing the sample<br />
#*For a sample to be acceptable, it must not be liquid. If it is a ferrimagnet, it must be secured well as to be sure it will not come loose in the chamber. It must be able to be attached to the stub firmly. '''Compressed air must be used so that no loose material enters the SEM.'''<br />
#*Put on gloves<br />
#*Get out the stub, sample holder, stub tweezers, normal tweezers, double sided adhesive, and the compressed air.<br />
#*Use the double-sided adhesive on the stub, and then use the normal tweezers to put your sample on the other side of the adhesive tape.<br />
#*Then use the compressed air on your sample. '''When using the compressed air hold the compressed air can vertically. Do not breathe in the air from the compressed air can. It is toxic.'''<br />
#Using the stub holder<br />
#*Use the stub tweezers to put your stub with your sample attached into the sample holder.<br />
#*Turn the knob on the side of the sample holder until the top of the ridge is in line with the top of your sample. <br />
#*Then turn the knob four notches so that ridge of the sample holder is slightly higher than the top of your sample.<br />
#Putting it in the SEM<br />
#*Open the door to the SEM upwards.<br />
#*Place the sample holder into the SEM with the handle pointing towards you.<br />
#*Close the door to the SEM.<br />
#*Take off the gloves.<br />
#Optical mode<br />
#*The SEM will create an optical image of the sample. Use the controls in the bottom right of the screen to make the image as clear as possible. The buttons are:<br />
#**The focus tool (the lens) has two modes: auto and manual. In auto mode, an ‘A’ is visible on the button and clicking the button will autofocus the image. In manual mode, the scroll wheel on the mouse or the external metal wheel can be turned to focus the sample. Clicking the button will switch between coarse and fine modes. An ‘F’ is visible on the button in fine mode and movements adjust the focus only slightly. Press and hold the button to switch between modes.<br />
#**The brightness/contrast tool (the sun and contrast symbol) has three modes: auto contrast/brightness, manual contrast, manual brightness. Press and hold the button to switch between auto and manual modes. When in manual mode, press the relevant side of the button to switch between manual contrast and manual brightness. Additionally, in manual mode, the scroll wheel on the mouse or the external metal wheel can be used to adjust the contrast or brightness as needed.<br />
#Removing the sample from the SEM<br />
#*On the right-hand monitor, click “Eject” from the main screen. Then, click “Okay” and wait a moment to safely remove your sample. <br />
#*Put on gloves.<br />
#*Slide the chamber door up and grab the sample holder by the handle when taking it out.<br />
#*Close the door to the SEM.<br />
<br />
For a video playlist with additional explanation of SEM operating procedures click [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9jh7PNGqrw&amp;list=PLuUTDbf8_YeL-z748VN6SejPdOToEacvE&amp;index=2&amp;t=0s here]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=Scanning_Electron_Microscopy&diff=105Scanning Electron Microscopy2020-07-16T06:25:27Z<p>JoshBags: added section for sem theory and sem sop</p>
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<div><nowiki>**This section provides a general description of the page's topic**</nowiki> The Phenom ProX Scanning Electron Microscope can take detailed images of samples. The maximum magnification is 40,000X to 100,000X and the device is capable of resolving features to <500 nm. Samples must be less than 2.5 cm in diameter and less than 3 cm tall. Additionally, energy-dispersive x-ray spectroscopy (EDX) can be performed on samples for elemental detection through point, line, and area scans.<br />
[[File:testSEM.png|frame|center|Phenom ProX Scanning Electron Microscope]]<br />
<br />
==Theory==<br />
<nowiki>**This section explains the theory behind scanning electron microscopy**</nowiki><br />
<br />
==Phenom ProX Scanning Electron Microscope Standard Operation Procedures== <br />
<nowiki>**This section is for the SOP of the particular instrument**</nowiki><br />
<br />
===Primary Use=== <br />
The Phenom ProX SEM offers high resolution images within 30 seconds of sample loading. This device features initial optical imaging to easily navigate around the entire sample. After proper contrast and focus, the operator may alternate to the electron-optical image for higher magnification (up to 100,000x with resolution down to 15 nm). The equipment also comes with EDS (Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy), allowing users to utilize elemental analysis to determine the composition of the sample.<br />
<br />
===Operating Principle===<br />
The SEM produces highly magnified images with a large depth of field. Samples placed within the SEM are scanned with a focused beam of electrons. The electrons are reflected off the sample and collected by a detector, yielding an image. Since heavier atoms will backscatter electrons more strongly than lighter atoms, elements of a higher atomic number will appear brighter. Through EDS, the x-rays emitted from the elements are detected and analyzed to form a prediction of the elemental composition of the sample, and line and map scans can be performed.<br />
<br />
===Safety Procedures===<br />
Samples are prepared by taking a stub and applying carbon tape and then sticking your sample to it. No liquid is permitted in the SEM. Be sure to press your sample onto the carbon tape to make sure nothing is loose. Once that is done, use the compressed air to confirm that there are no loose materials left on the sample. Be sure to wear safety glasses while operating the compressed air, and blow on your sample a couple of times to be sure there is no loose material on your sample. Be sure to securely fasten any ferrimagnets as it might come loose in the chamber.<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
===General Procedure===<br />
#Turning on equipment<br />
#*If the Power LED is yellow, press the power button to wake the SEM up.<br />
#*If two screens are off, turn them on.<br />
#*If the computer on the back of the left monitor is off, turn it on using the button on the right side.<br />
#Preparing the sample<br />
#*For a sample to be acceptable, it must not be liquid. If it is a ferrimagnet, it must be secured well as to be sure it will not come loose in the chamber. It must be able to be attached to the stub firmly. '''Compressed air must be used so that no loose material enters the SEM.'''<br />
#*Put on gloves<br />
#*Get out the stub, sample holder, stub tweezers, normal tweezers, double sided adhesive, and the compressed air.<br />
#*Use the double-sided adhesive on the stub, and then use the normal tweezers to put your sample on the other side of the adhesive tape.<br />
#*Then use the compressed air on your sample. '''When using the compressed air hold the compressed air can vertically. Do not breathe in the air from the compressed air can. It is toxic.'''<br />
#Using the stub holder<br />
#*Use the stub tweezers to put your stub with your sample attached into the sample holder.<br />
#*Turn the knob on the side of the sample holder until the top of the ridge is in line with the top of your sample. <br />
#*Then turn the knob four notches so that ridge of the sample holder is slightly higher than the top of your sample.<br />
#Putting it in the SEM<br />
#*Open the door to the SEM upwards.<br />
#*Place the sample holder into the SEM with the handle pointing towards you.<br />
#*Close the door to the SEM.<br />
#*Take off the gloves.<br />
#Optical mode<br />
#*The SEM will create an optical image of the sample. Use the controls in the bottom right of the screen to make the image as clear as possible. The buttons are:<br />
#**The focus tool (the lens) has two modes: auto and manual. In auto mode, an ‘A’ is visible on the button and clicking the button will autofocus the image. In manual mode, the scroll wheel on the mouse or the external metal wheel can be turned to focus the sample. Clicking the button will switch between coarse and fine modes. An ‘F’ is visible on the button in fine mode and movements adjust the focus only slightly. Press and hold the button to switch between modes.<br />
#**The brightness/contrast tool (the sun and contrast symbol) has three modes: auto contrast/brightness, manual contrast, manual brightness. Press and hold the button to switch between auto and manual modes. When in manual mode, press the relevant side of the button to switch between manual contrast and manual brightness. Additionally, in manual mode, the scroll wheel on the mouse or the external metal wheel can be used to adjust the contrast or brightness as needed.<br />
#Removing the sample from the SEM<br />
#*On the right-hand monitor, click “Eject” from the main screen. Then, click “Okay” and wait a moment to safely remove your sample. <br />
#*Put on gloves.<br />
#*Slide the chamber door up and grab the sample holder by the handle when taking it out.<br />
#*Close the door to the SEM.</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=Scanning_Electron_Microscopy&diff=103Scanning Electron Microscopy2020-07-15T20:26:25Z<p>JoshBags: </p>
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<div>**here is a general description of the pages topic** The Phenom ProX Scanning Electron Microscope can take detailed images of samples. The maximum magnification is 40,000X to 100,000X and the device is capable of resolving features to <500 nm. Samples must be less than 2.5 cm in diameter and less than 3 cm tall. Additionally, energy-dispersive x-ray spectroscopy (EDX) can be performed on samples for elemental detection through point, line, and area scans.<br />
[[File:testSEM.png|frame|center|Phenom ProX Scanning Electron Microscope]]<br />
<br />
==Theory==<br />
**Here is a brief description of the theory behind scanning electron microscopy</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=102MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-15T20:18:51Z<p>JoshBags: /* Navigation */ changed image to new logo</p>
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*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
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interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to link to the list of equipment you can put the link directly on the word [[equipment]] or you could use a setence like: "to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]". Addtionally you can link to a specific section within a page by using a the name of the page you want to link to follwed by a "#" and the name of the section you would link to link to <code><nowiki>[[Page name#section name]]</nowiki></code>. When using links the first leter of the page name is not case sensitive but very subsequent leter is case sensitive. <code><nowiki>[[main Page]]</nowiki></code> is equivalent to <code><nowiki>[[Main Page]]</nowiki></code> but <code><nowiki>[[Main page]]</nowiki></code> is not equivalent. Learn more about interal links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#Internal here].<br />
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===External Links===<br />
External links link to other websites. To create an external link use the url of the page you'd like to link to followed by the words displyed on the page as the link between single brakets. <code><nowiki>[http://www.examplewebsite.com words displayed as the link]</nowiki></code>. You can create a link to an email adress by using single brackets and the prefix mailto: followed by the email you would like to link to and the words to be displayed on the page as the link <code><nowiki>[mailto:email@mail.com words displayed as link]</nowiki></code>. Learn more about external links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#External here]<br />
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==Images==<br />
Images there own syntax within media wiki for sizing and formatting. To use an image on this site, the image must first be uploaded to the site’s files. You must be logged into an account to upload images. You can check the images already in the sites files by clicking [[Special:upload|upload file]] and then clicking [[Special:ListFiles| list of uploaded files]]. If you want to upload a new file click “Choose File” within the source file box and select a file from your computer. The file can be up to 100mb large and be one of the permitted file types (png, gif, jpg, jpeg, webp). Add a brief summary of the image and then click “Upload file” at the bottom of the page. Once the desired file is uploaded you can use the image within a page by using <code><nowiki>[[File:filename.extension|option|caption]]</nowiki></code>. There are many things that can go into an image’s options. An image's size, placement within the page, and format can all be controlled using various options. Separate options with pipes to control multiple options within an image. For a full list of size, alignment, and format options click here [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images#Rendering_a_single_image here]<br />
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[[Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page]]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=100MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-15T20:12:47Z<p>JoshBags: /* Editing */ changed image</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
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==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
To edit any page you must be logged in to a user account. If you already have an account you can log in by clicking [http://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=Special:UserLogin “Log in”] in the top right of the page. If you don’t have an account but wish to create one, you can do so by clicking [http://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=Special:CreateAccount “Create account”] in the top right of the page. Once logged in, clicking the “edit” tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface. [[file:editTab.png|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
MediaWiki provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to link to the list of equipment you can put the link directly on the word [[equipment]] or you could use a setence like: "to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]". Addtionally you can link to a specific section within a page by using a the name of the page you want to link to follwed by a "#" and the name of the section you would link to link to <code><nowiki>[[Page name#section name]]</nowiki></code>. When using links the first leter of the page name is not case sensitive but very subsequent leter is case sensitive. <code><nowiki>[[main Page]]</nowiki></code> is equivalent to <code><nowiki>[[Main Page]]</nowiki></code> but <code><nowiki>[[Main page]]</nowiki></code> is not equivalent. Learn more about interal links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#Internal here].<br />
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===External Links===<br />
External links link to other websites. To create an external link use the url of the page you'd like to link to followed by the words displyed on the page as the link between single brakets. <code><nowiki>[http://www.examplewebsite.com words displayed as the link]</nowiki></code>. You can create a link to an email adress by using single brackets and the prefix mailto: followed by the email you would like to link to and the words to be displayed on the page as the link <code><nowiki>[mailto:email@mail.com words displayed as link]</nowiki></code>. Learn more about external links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#External here]<br />
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==Images==<br />
Images there own syntax within media wiki for sizing and formatting. To use an image on this site, the image must first be uploaded to the site’s files. You must be logged into an account to upload images. You can check the images already in the sites files by clicking [[Special:upload|upload file]] and then clicking [[Special:ListFiles| list of uploaded files]]. If you want to upload a new file click “Choose File” within the source file box and select a file from your computer. The file can be up to 100mb large and be one of the permitted file types (png, gif, jpg, jpeg, webp). Add a brief summary of the image and then click “Upload file” at the bottom of the page. Once the desired file is uploaded you can use the image within a page by using <code><nowiki>[[File:filename.extension|option|caption]]</nowiki></code>. There are many things that can go into an image’s options. An image's size, placement within the page, and format can all be controlled using various options. Separate options with pipes to control multiple options within an image. For a full list of size, alignment, and format options click here [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images#Rendering_a_single_image here]<br />
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[[Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page]]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=98MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-15T20:09:10Z<p>JoshBags: /* Editing */ added link to create account</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
To edit any page you must be logged in to a user account. If you already have an account you can log in by clicking [http://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=Special:UserLogin “Log in”] in the top right of the page. If you don’t have an account but wish to create one, you can do so by clicking [http://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=Special:CreateAccount “Create account”] in the top right of the page. Once logged in, clicking the “edit” tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface. [[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
MediaWiki provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to link to the list of equipment you can put the link directly on the word [[equipment]] or you could use a setence like: "to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]". Addtionally you can link to a specific section within a page by using a the name of the page you want to link to follwed by a "#" and the name of the section you would link to link to <code><nowiki>[[Page name#section name]]</nowiki></code>. When using links the first leter of the page name is not case sensitive but very subsequent leter is case sensitive. <code><nowiki>[[main Page]]</nowiki></code> is equivalent to <code><nowiki>[[Main Page]]</nowiki></code> but <code><nowiki>[[Main page]]</nowiki></code> is not equivalent. Learn more about interal links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#Internal here].<br />
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===External Links===<br />
External links link to other websites. To create an external link use the url of the page you'd like to link to followed by the words displyed on the page as the link between single brakets. <code><nowiki>[http://www.examplewebsite.com words displayed as the link]</nowiki></code>. You can create a link to an email adress by using single brackets and the prefix mailto: followed by the email you would like to link to and the words to be displayed on the page as the link <code><nowiki>[mailto:email@mail.com words displayed as link]</nowiki></code>. Learn more about external links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#External here]<br />
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==Images==<br />
Images there own syntax within media wiki for sizing and formatting. To use an image on this site, the image must first be uploaded to the site’s files. You must be logged into an account to upload images. You can check the images already in the sites files by clicking [[Special:upload|upload file]] and then clicking [[Special:ListFiles| list of uploaded files]]. If you want to upload a new file click “Choose File” within the source file box and select a file from your computer. The file can be up to 100mb large and be one of the permitted file types (png, gif, jpg, jpeg, webp). Add a brief summary of the image and then click “Upload file” at the bottom of the page. Once the desired file is uploaded you can use the image within a page by using <code><nowiki>[[File:filename.extension|option|caption]]</nowiki></code>. There are many things that can go into an image’s options. An image's size, placement within the page, and format can all be controlled using various options. Separate options with pipes to control multiple options within an image. For a full list of size, alignment, and format options click here [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images#Rendering_a_single_image here]<br />
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[[Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page]]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=97MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-15T20:06:07Z<p>JoshBags: /* Editing */ added info about logging in to edit</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
To edit any page you must be logged in to a user account. If you already have an account you can log in by clicking [http://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=Special:UserLogin “Log in”] in the top right of the page. If you don’t have an account but wish to create one, you can do so by clicking “create an account” in the top right of the page. Once logged in, clicking the “edit” tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface. [[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
MediaWiki provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to link to the list of equipment you can put the link directly on the word [[equipment]] or you could use a setence like: "to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]". Addtionally you can link to a specific section within a page by using a the name of the page you want to link to follwed by a "#" and the name of the section you would link to link to <code><nowiki>[[Page name#section name]]</nowiki></code>. When using links the first leter of the page name is not case sensitive but very subsequent leter is case sensitive. <code><nowiki>[[main Page]]</nowiki></code> is equivalent to <code><nowiki>[[Main Page]]</nowiki></code> but <code><nowiki>[[Main page]]</nowiki></code> is not equivalent. Learn more about interal links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#Internal here].<br />
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===External Links===<br />
External links link to other websites. To create an external link use the url of the page you'd like to link to followed by the words displyed on the page as the link between single brakets. <code><nowiki>[http://www.examplewebsite.com words displayed as the link]</nowiki></code>. You can create a link to an email adress by using single brackets and the prefix mailto: followed by the email you would like to link to and the words to be displayed on the page as the link <code><nowiki>[mailto:email@mail.com words displayed as link]</nowiki></code>. Learn more about external links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#External here]<br />
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==Images==<br />
Images there own syntax within media wiki for sizing and formatting. To use an image on this site, the image must first be uploaded to the site’s files. You must be logged into an account to upload images. You can check the images already in the sites files by clicking [[Special:upload|upload file]] and then clicking [[Special:ListFiles| list of uploaded files]]. If you want to upload a new file click “Choose File” within the source file box and select a file from your computer. The file can be up to 100mb large and be one of the permitted file types (png, gif, jpg, jpeg, webp). Add a brief summary of the image and then click “Upload file” at the bottom of the page. Once the desired file is uploaded you can use the image within a page by using <code><nowiki>[[File:filename.extension|option|caption]]</nowiki></code>. There are many things that can go into an image’s options. An image's size, placement within the page, and format can all be controlled using various options. Separate options with pipes to control multiple options within an image. For a full list of size, alignment, and format options click here [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images#Rendering_a_single_image here]<br />
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[[Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page]]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=96MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-09T23:40:16Z<p>JoshBags: /* Images */ added information about image options</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
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==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
MediaWiki provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to link to the list of equipment you can put the link directly on the word [[equipment]] or you could use a setence like: "to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]". Addtionally you can link to a specific section within a page by using a the name of the page you want to link to follwed by a "#" and the name of the section you would link to link to <code><nowiki>[[Page name#section name]]</nowiki></code>. When using links the first leter of the page name is not case sensitive but very subsequent leter is case sensitive. <code><nowiki>[[main Page]]</nowiki></code> is equivalent to <code><nowiki>[[Main Page]]</nowiki></code> but <code><nowiki>[[Main page]]</nowiki></code> is not equivalent. Learn more about interal links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#Internal here].<br />
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===External Links===<br />
External links link to other websites. To create an external link use the url of the page you'd like to link to followed by the words displyed on the page as the link between single brakets. <code><nowiki>[http://www.examplewebsite.com words displayed as the link]</nowiki></code>. You can create a link to an email adress by using single brackets and the prefix mailto: followed by the email you would like to link to and the words to be displayed on the page as the link <code><nowiki>[mailto:email@mail.com words displayed as link]</nowiki></code>. Learn more about external links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#External here]<br />
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==Images==<br />
Images there own syntax within media wiki for sizing and formatting. To use an image on this site, the image must first be uploaded to the site’s files. You must be logged into an account to upload images. You can check the images already in the sites files by clicking [[Special:upload|upload file]] and then clicking [[Special:ListFiles| list of uploaded files]]. If you want to upload a new file click “Choose File” within the source file box and select a file from your computer. The file can be up to 100mb large and be one of the permitted file types (png, gif, jpg, jpeg, webp). Add a brief summary of the image and then click “Upload file” at the bottom of the page. Once the desired file is uploaded you can use the image within a page by using <code><nowiki>[[File:filename.extension|option|caption]]</nowiki></code>. There are many things that can go into an image’s options. An image's size, placement within the page, and format can all be controlled using various options. Separate options with pipes to control multiple options within an image. For a full list of size, alignment, and format options click here [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images#Rendering_a_single_image here]<br />
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[[Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page]]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=95MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-09T23:24:22Z<p>JoshBags: /* Images */ added information about uploading images</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
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==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
MediaWiki provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to link to the list of equipment you can put the link directly on the word [[equipment]] or you could use a setence like: "to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]". Addtionally you can link to a specific section within a page by using a the name of the page you want to link to follwed by a "#" and the name of the section you would link to link to <code><nowiki>[[Page name#section name]]</nowiki></code>. When using links the first leter of the page name is not case sensitive but very subsequent leter is case sensitive. <code><nowiki>[[main Page]]</nowiki></code> is equivalent to <code><nowiki>[[Main Page]]</nowiki></code> but <code><nowiki>[[Main page]]</nowiki></code> is not equivalent. Learn more about interal links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#Internal here].<br />
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===External Links===<br />
External links link to other websites. To create an external link use the url of the page you'd like to link to followed by the words displyed on the page as the link between single brakets. <code><nowiki>[http://www.examplewebsite.com words displayed as the link]</nowiki></code>. You can create a link to an email adress by using single brackets and the prefix mailto: followed by the email you would like to link to and the words to be displayed on the page as the link <code><nowiki>[mailto:email@mail.com words displayed as link]</nowiki></code>. Learn more about external links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#External here]<br />
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==Images==<br />
Images there own syntax within media wiki for sizing and formatting. To use an image on this site, the image must first be uploaded to the site’s files. You must be logged into an account to upload images. You can check the images already in the sites files by clicking [[Special:upload|upload file]] and then clicking [[Special:ListFiles| list of uploaded files]]. If you want to upload a new file click “Choose File” within the source file box and select a file from your computer. The file can be up to 100mb large and be one of the permitted file types (png, gif, jpg, jpeg, webp). Add a brief summary of the image and then click “Upload file” at the bottom of the page. Once the desired file is uploaded you can use the image within a page by using <code><nowiki>[[file:filename.extension]]</nowiki></code>.<br />
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[[Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page]]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=94MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-09T22:57:10Z<p>JoshBags: /* internal links */ fixed typo</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
MediaWiki provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to link to the list of equipment you can put the link directly on the word [[equipment]] or you could use a setence like: "to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]". Addtionally you can link to a specific section within a page by using a the name of the page you want to link to follwed by a "#" and the name of the section you would link to link to <code><nowiki>[[Page name#section name]]</nowiki></code>. When using links the first leter of the page name is not case sensitive but very subsequent leter is case sensitive. <code><nowiki>[[main Page]]</nowiki></code> is equivalent to <code><nowiki>[[Main Page]]</nowiki></code> but <code><nowiki>[[Main page]]</nowiki></code> is not equivalent. Learn more about interal links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#Internal here].<br />
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===External Links===<br />
External links link to other websites. To create an external link use the url of the page you'd like to link to followed by the words displyed on the page as the link between single brakets. <code><nowiki>[http://www.examplewebsite.com words displayed as the link]</nowiki></code>. You can create a link to an email adress by using single brackets and the prefix mailto: followed by the email you would like to link to and the words to be displayed on the page as the link <code><nowiki>[mailto:email@mail.com words displayed as link]</nowiki></code>. Learn more about external links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#External here]<br />
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==Images==<br />
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[[Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page]]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=93MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-09T22:56:15Z<p>JoshBags: /* internal links */ added info on case sensitivity</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
MediaWiki provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to link to the list of equipment you can put the link directly on the word [[equipment]] or you could use a setence like: "to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]". Addtionally you can link to a specific section within a page by using a the name of the page you want to link to follwed by a "#" and the name of the section you would link to link to <code><nowiki>[[Page name#section name]]</nowiki></code>. When using links the first leter of the page name is not case sensitive but very subsequent leter is case sensitive. <code><nowiki>[[main Page]]</nowiki><code> is equivalen to <code><nowiki>[[Main Page]]</nowiki></code> but <code><nowiki>[[Main page]]</nowiki><code> is not equivalent. Learn more about interal links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#Internal here].<br />
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===External Links===<br />
External links link to other websites. To create an external link use the url of the page you'd like to link to followed by the words displyed on the page as the link between single brakets. <code><nowiki>[http://www.examplewebsite.com words displayed as the link]</nowiki></code>. You can create a link to an email adress by using single brackets and the prefix mailto: followed by the email you would like to link to and the words to be displayed on the page as the link <code><nowiki>[mailto:email@mail.com words displayed as link]</nowiki></code>. Learn more about external links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#External here]<br />
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[[Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page]]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=92MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-09T22:44:48Z<p>JoshBags: /* External Links */ add info on email links and a link to the mediawiki userguid on external links</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
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==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
MediaWiki provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to link to the list of equipment you can put the link directly on the word [[equipment]] or you could use a setence like: "to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]". Addtionally you can link to a specific section within a page by using a the name of the page you want to link to follwed by a "#" and the name of the section you would link to link to <code><nowiki>[[Page name#section name]]</nowiki></code>. Learn more about interal links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#Internal here].<br />
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===External Links===<br />
External links link to other websites. To create an external link use the url of the page you'd like to link to followed by the words displyed on the page as the link between single brakets. <code><nowiki>[http://www.examplewebsite.com words displayed as the link]</nowiki></code>. You can create a link to an email adress by using single brackets and the prefix mailto: followed by the email you would like to link to and the words to be displayed on the page as the link <code><nowiki>[mailto:email@mail.com words displayed as link]</nowiki></code>. Learn more about external links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#External here]<br />
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==Images==<br />
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[[Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page]]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=91MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-09T22:40:04Z<p>JoshBags: /* internal links */</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
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==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
MediaWiki provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to link to the list of equipment you can put the link directly on the word [[equipment]] or you could use a setence like: "to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]". Addtionally you can link to a specific section within a page by using a the name of the page you want to link to follwed by a "#" and the name of the section you would link to link to <code><nowiki>[[Page name#section name]]</nowiki></code>. Learn more about interal links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#Internal here].<br />
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===External Links===<br />
External links link to other websites. To create an external link use the url of the page you'd like to link to followed by the words displyed on the page as the link between single brakets. <code><nowiki>[http://www.examplewebsite.com words displayed as the link]</nowiki></code><br />
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==Images==<br />
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[[Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page]]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=90MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-09T22:38:38Z<p>JoshBags: /* internal links */</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
MediaWiki provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to link to the list of equipment you can put the link directly on the word [[equipment]] or you could use a setence like: "to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]". Addtionally you can link to a specific section within a page by using a the name of the page you want to link to follwed by a "#" and the name of the section you would link to link to <code><nowiki>[[Page name#section name]]</nowiki></code>. Learn more about interal links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#Internal here]<br />
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===External Links===<br />
External links link to other websites. To create an external link use the url of the page you'd like to link to followed by the words displyed on the page as the link between single brakets. <code><nowiki>[http://www.examplewebsite.com words displayed as the link]</nowiki></code><br />
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==Images==<br />
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[[Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page]]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=89MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-09T22:37:39Z<p>JoshBags: /* internal links */</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
MediaWiki provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to link to the list of equipment you can put the link directly on the word [[equipment]] or you could use a setence like: "to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]". Addtionally you can link to a specific section within a page by using a the name of the page you want to link to follwed by a "#" and the name of the section you would link to link to <code><nowiki>[[Page name#section name]]</nowiki></code>. Learn more about interal links by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links#Internal links here]<br />
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===External Links===<br />
External links link to other websites. To create an external link use the url of the page you'd like to link to followed by the words displyed on the page as the link between single brakets. <code><nowiki>[http://www.examplewebsite.com words displayed as the link]</nowiki></code><br />
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==Images==<br />
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[[Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page]]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=88MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-09T22:31:37Z<p>JoshBags: /* internal links */</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
MediaWiki provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to link to the list of equipment you can put the link directly on the word [[equipment]] or you could use a setence like: "to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]". [[Main Page#Equipment Teams]]<br />
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===External Links===<br />
External links link to other websites. To create an external link use the url of the page you'd like to link to followed by the words displyed on the page as the link between single brakets. <code><nowiki>[http://www.examplewebsite.com words displayed as the link]</nowiki></code><br />
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==Images==<br />
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[[Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page]]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=87MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-09T22:28:07Z<p>JoshBags: /* Links and Creating New Pages */ added info on exernal links</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
MediaWiki provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to link to the list of equipment you can put the link directly on the word [[equipment]] or you could use a setence like: "to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]"<br />
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===External Links===<br />
External links link to other websites. To create an external link use the url of the page you'd like to link to followed by the words displyed on the page as the link between single brakets. <code><nowiki>[http://www.examplewebsite.com words displayed as the link]</nowiki></code><br />
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==Images==<br />
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[[Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page]]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=85MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T20:22:35Z<p>JoshBags: </p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
MediaWiki provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to link to the list of equipment you can put the link directly on the word [[equipment]] or you could use a setence like: "to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]"<br />
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===External Links===<br />
External links link to other websites. To create an external link use the url of the page you'd like to link to between single brakets<br />
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==Images==<br />
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[[Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page]]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=84MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T20:20:33Z<p>JoshBags: /* Formating */</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
MediaWiki provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to link to the list of equipment you can put the link directly on the word [[equipment]] or you could use a setence like: "to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]"<br />
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===External Links===<br />
External links link to other websites. To create an external link use the url of the page you'd like to link to between single brakets<br />
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==Images==<br />
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==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==<br />
Generally new pages start with a breif over view of the topic click the edit tab at the top right of the page to see the snytax used to create these formatting features. Copy and past any part of this section into a sperate page to act as a framw work for starting a new page<br />
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==subsection 1==<br />
text here about first subsection<br />
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==subsection 2==<br />
text here about second subsection<br />
===subsection 2.1===<br />
text here <br />
====subsection 2.1.1====<br />
text here<br />
===subsection 2.2===<br />
text here<br />
==expample lists and tables==<br />
*example<br />
*bullet <br />
**list<br />
*with<br />
**different<br />
***levels<br />
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#* formating<br />
#learn more about formatting lists [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists here]<br />
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example tables:<br />
{|class="wikitable"<br />
|+Title<br />
|row 1 ||row 1||row 1<br />
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|row 2 || row 2 || row 2<br />
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|row 3 || row 3 || row 3<br />
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|-<br />
|col 1<br />
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|col 3 <br />
|rowspan="2"|this spans 2 rows<br />
|-<br />
|col 1<br />
|col 2<br />
|col 3<br />
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|colspan="4"| To learn more about formatting tables click [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables here]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=83MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T20:12:30Z<p>JoshBags: /* Links and Creating New Pages */</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
wikimedia provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to link to the list of equipment you can put the link directly on the word [[equipment]] or you could use a setence like: "to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]"<br />
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===External Links===<br />
External links link to other websites. To create an external link use the url of the page you'd like to link to between single brakets<br />
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==Images==<br />
<br />
==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==<br />
Generally new pages start with a breif over view of the topic click the edit tab at the top right of the page to see the snytax used to create these formatting features. Copy and past any part of this section into a sperate page to act as a framw work for starting a new page<br />
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==subsection 1==<br />
text here about first subsection<br />
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==subsection 2==<br />
text here about second subsection<br />
===subsection 2.1===<br />
text here <br />
====subsection 2.1.1====<br />
text here<br />
===subsection 2.2===<br />
text here<br />
==expample lists and tables==<br />
*example<br />
*bullet <br />
**list<br />
*with<br />
**different<br />
***levels<br />
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#here<br />
#is <br />
#a <br />
##numbered<br />
#list<br />
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#here<br />
#is a <br />
#*list<br />
#*with<br />
#a combination<br />
#of<br />
#* formating<br />
#learn more about formatting lists [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists here]<br />
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example tables:<br />
{|class="wikitable"<br />
|+Title<br />
|row 1 ||row 1||row 1<br />
|-<br />
|row 2 || row 2 || row 2<br />
|-<br />
|row 3 || row 3 || row 3<br />
|}<br />
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{|class = "wikitable"<br />
!colspan="4"|tables can have complex formatting<br />
|-<br />
|col 1<br />
|col 2<br />
|col 3 <br />
|rowspan="2"|this spans 2 rows<br />
|-<br />
|col 1<br />
|col 2<br />
|col 3<br />
|-<br />
|colspan="4"| To learn more about formatting tables click [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables here]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=82MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T20:10:48Z<p>JoshBags: /* Links and Creating New Pages */</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
<br />
==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
wikimedia provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
<br />
==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to link to the list of equipment you can put the link directly on the word [[equipment]] or you could use a setence like: "to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]"<br />
<br />
==Images==<br />
<br />
==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==<br />
Generally new pages start with a breif over view of the topic click the edit tab at the top right of the page to see the snytax used to create these formatting features. Copy and past any part of this section into a sperate page to act as a framw work for starting a new page<br />
<br />
==subsection 1==<br />
text here about first subsection<br />
<br />
==subsection 2==<br />
text here about second subsection<br />
===subsection 2.1===<br />
text here <br />
====subsection 2.1.1====<br />
text here<br />
===subsection 2.2===<br />
text here<br />
==expample lists and tables==<br />
*example<br />
*bullet <br />
**list<br />
*with<br />
**different<br />
***levels<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
#here<br />
#is <br />
#a <br />
##numbered<br />
#list<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
#here<br />
#is a <br />
#*list<br />
#*with<br />
#a combination<br />
#of<br />
#* formating<br />
#learn more about formatting lists [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists here]<br />
<br />
<br />
example tables:<br />
{|class="wikitable"<br />
|+Title<br />
|row 1 ||row 1||row 1<br />
|-<br />
|row 2 || row 2 || row 2<br />
|-<br />
|row 3 || row 3 || row 3<br />
|}<br />
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{|class = "wikitable"<br />
!colspan="4"|tables can have complex formatting<br />
|-<br />
|col 1<br />
|col 2<br />
|col 3 <br />
|rowspan="2"|this spans 2 rows<br />
|-<br />
|col 1<br />
|col 2<br />
|col 3<br />
|-<br />
|colspan="4"| To learn more about formatting tables click [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables here]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=81MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T20:01:40Z<p>JoshBags: /* Links and Creating New Pages */</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
<br />
==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
wikimedia provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
<br />
==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment| here]]<br />
<br />
==Images==<br />
<br />
==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==<br />
Generally new pages start with a breif over view of the topic click the edit tab at the top right of the page to see the snytax used to create these formatting features. Copy and past any part of this section into a sperate page to act as a framw work for starting a new page<br />
<br />
==subsection 1==<br />
text here about first subsection<br />
<br />
==subsection 2==<br />
text here about second subsection<br />
===subsection 2.1===<br />
text here <br />
====subsection 2.1.1====<br />
text here<br />
===subsection 2.2===<br />
text here<br />
==expample lists and tables==<br />
*example<br />
*bullet <br />
**list<br />
*with<br />
**different<br />
***levels<br />
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<br />
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#here<br />
#is <br />
#a <br />
##numbered<br />
#list<br />
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#here<br />
#is a <br />
#*list<br />
#*with<br />
#a combination<br />
#of<br />
#* formating<br />
#learn more about formatting lists [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists here]<br />
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example tables:<br />
{|class="wikitable"<br />
|+Title<br />
|row 1 ||row 1||row 1<br />
|-<br />
|row 2 || row 2 || row 2<br />
|-<br />
|row 3 || row 3 || row 3<br />
|}<br />
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{|class = "wikitable"<br />
!colspan="4"|tables can have complex formatting<br />
|-<br />
|col 1<br />
|col 2<br />
|col 3 <br />
|rowspan="2"|this spans 2 rows<br />
|-<br />
|col 1<br />
|col 2<br />
|col 3<br />
|-<br />
|colspan="4"| To learn more about formatting tables click [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables here]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=80MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T20:00:34Z<p>JoshBags: /* internal links */</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
wikimedia provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code>. For example, if you would like to see a list of our equipment click [[equipment list| here]]<br />
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==Images==<br />
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==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==<br />
Generally new pages start with a breif over view of the topic click the edit tab at the top right of the page to see the snytax used to create these formatting features. Copy and past any part of this section into a sperate page to act as a framw work for starting a new page<br />
<br />
==subsection 1==<br />
text here about first subsection<br />
<br />
==subsection 2==<br />
text here about second subsection<br />
===subsection 2.1===<br />
text here <br />
====subsection 2.1.1====<br />
text here<br />
===subsection 2.2===<br />
text here<br />
==expample lists and tables==<br />
*example<br />
*bullet <br />
**list<br />
*with<br />
**different<br />
***levels<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
#here<br />
#is <br />
#a <br />
##numbered<br />
#list<br />
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#here<br />
#is a <br />
#*list<br />
#*with<br />
#a combination<br />
#of<br />
#* formating<br />
#learn more about formatting lists [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists here]<br />
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example tables:<br />
{|class="wikitable"<br />
|+Title<br />
|row 1 ||row 1||row 1<br />
|-<br />
|row 2 || row 2 || row 2<br />
|-<br />
|row 3 || row 3 || row 3<br />
|}<br />
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{|class = "wikitable"<br />
!colspan="4"|tables can have complex formatting<br />
|-<br />
|col 1<br />
|col 2<br />
|col 3 <br />
|rowspan="2"|this spans 2 rows<br />
|-<br />
|col 1<br />
|col 2<br />
|col 3<br />
|-<br />
|colspan="4"| To learn more about formatting tables click [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables here]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=79MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T19:57:05Z<p>JoshBags: /* internal links */</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
<br />
==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
wikimedia provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
<br />
==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|) <code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code><br />
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==Images==<br />
<br />
==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==<br />
Generally new pages start with a breif over view of the topic click the edit tab at the top right of the page to see the snytax used to create these formatting features. Copy and past any part of this section into a sperate page to act as a framw work for starting a new page<br />
<br />
==subsection 1==<br />
text here about first subsection<br />
<br />
==subsection 2==<br />
text here about second subsection<br />
===subsection 2.1===<br />
text here <br />
====subsection 2.1.1====<br />
text here<br />
===subsection 2.2===<br />
text here<br />
==expample lists and tables==<br />
*example<br />
*bullet <br />
**list<br />
*with<br />
**different<br />
***levels<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
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#here<br />
#is <br />
#a <br />
##numbered<br />
#list<br />
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#here<br />
#is a <br />
#*list<br />
#*with<br />
#a combination<br />
#of<br />
#* formating<br />
#learn more about formatting lists [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists here]<br />
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example tables:<br />
{|class="wikitable"<br />
|+Title<br />
|row 1 ||row 1||row 1<br />
|-<br />
|row 2 || row 2 || row 2<br />
|-<br />
|row 3 || row 3 || row 3<br />
|}<br />
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{|class = "wikitable"<br />
!colspan="4"|tables can have complex formatting<br />
|-<br />
|col 1<br />
|col 2<br />
|col 3 <br />
|rowspan="2"|this spans 2 rows<br />
|-<br />
|col 1<br />
|col 2<br />
|col 3<br />
|-<br />
|colspan="4"| To learn more about formatting tables click [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables here]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=78MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T19:56:03Z<p>JoshBags: /* Images */</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
<br />
==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
<br />
==Formating==<br />
wikimedia provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
<br />
==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|)<code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code><br />
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==Images==<br />
<br />
==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==<br />
Generally new pages start with a breif over view of the topic click the edit tab at the top right of the page to see the snytax used to create these formatting features. Copy and past any part of this section into a sperate page to act as a framw work for starting a new page<br />
<br />
==subsection 1==<br />
text here about first subsection<br />
<br />
==subsection 2==<br />
text here about second subsection<br />
===subsection 2.1===<br />
text here <br />
====subsection 2.1.1====<br />
text here<br />
===subsection 2.2===<br />
text here<br />
==expample lists and tables==<br />
*example<br />
*bullet <br />
**list<br />
*with<br />
**different<br />
***levels<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
#here<br />
#is <br />
#a <br />
##numbered<br />
#list<br />
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<br />
#here<br />
#is a <br />
#*list<br />
#*with<br />
#a combination<br />
#of<br />
#* formating<br />
#learn more about formatting lists [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists here]<br />
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example tables:<br />
{|class="wikitable"<br />
|+Title<br />
|row 1 ||row 1||row 1<br />
|-<br />
|row 2 || row 2 || row 2<br />
|-<br />
|row 3 || row 3 || row 3<br />
|}<br />
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{|class = "wikitable"<br />
!colspan="4"|tables can have complex formatting<br />
|-<br />
|col 1<br />
|col 2<br />
|col 3 <br />
|rowspan="2"|this spans 2 rows<br />
|-<br />
|col 1<br />
|col 2<br />
|col 3<br />
|-<br />
|colspan="4"| To learn more about formatting tables click [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables here]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=77MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T19:55:42Z<p>JoshBags: /* Links and Creating New Pages */ added information about internal links</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
<br />
==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
wikimedia provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
<br />
==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
Pages and links are the core of this site. It is highly recomended that you read wikimedia's user guide on [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Links links ]and [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Starting_a_new_page starting new pages] to get a complete understanding of how these aspects work. Below will be a breif summary of how to use links and start new pages. There two main types of links you should be concerned with when contributing to this site:<br />
*'''internal links''' links to other pages on this site<br />
*'''external links''' links to other websites<br />
===internal links===<br />
interal links, also known as wikilinks use double square brackets <code><nowiki>[[like this]]</nowiki></code>. If linking to a page that already exists the link will appear as blue, or purple if you have already visited the page. If creating a link to a new page the link will appear as red. Creating a link is the most common way to start a new page. Clinking on a red link will bring you to a blank editing window to create the new page. When linking to a page you can simply put the name of the page within the double square brackets or if you would like the link to be a string of text that is not necissarily the page title you can use the vertical bar, or pipe character (|)<code> <nowiki>[[name of page|text rendered as link]]</nowiki></code><br />
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==Images==<br />
test<br />
==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==<br />
Generally new pages start with a breif over view of the topic click the edit tab at the top right of the page to see the snytax used to create these formatting features. Copy and past any part of this section into a sperate page to act as a framw work for starting a new page<br />
<br />
==subsection 1==<br />
text here about first subsection<br />
<br />
==subsection 2==<br />
text here about second subsection<br />
===subsection 2.1===<br />
text here <br />
====subsection 2.1.1====<br />
text here<br />
===subsection 2.2===<br />
text here<br />
==expample lists and tables==<br />
*example<br />
*bullet <br />
**list<br />
*with<br />
**different<br />
***levels<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
#here<br />
#is <br />
#a <br />
##numbered<br />
#list<br />
<br />
<br />
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<br />
<br />
#here<br />
#is a <br />
#*list<br />
#*with<br />
#a combination<br />
#of<br />
#* formating<br />
#learn more about formatting lists [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists here]<br />
<br />
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example tables:<br />
{|class="wikitable"<br />
|+Title<br />
|row 1 ||row 1||row 1<br />
|-<br />
|row 2 || row 2 || row 2<br />
|-<br />
|row 3 || row 3 || row 3<br />
|}<br />
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{|class = "wikitable"<br />
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|colspan="4"| To learn more about formatting tables click [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables here]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=76MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T19:34:59Z<p>JoshBags: /* Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page */</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
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==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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==Formating==<br />
wikimedia provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
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==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==<br />
Generally new pages start with a breif over view of the topic click the edit tab at the top right of the page to see the snytax used to create these formatting features. Copy and past any part of this section into a sperate page to act as a framw work for starting a new page<br />
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==subsection 1==<br />
text here about first subsection<br />
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==subsection 2==<br />
text here about second subsection<br />
===subsection 2.1===<br />
text here <br />
====subsection 2.1.1====<br />
text here<br />
===subsection 2.2===<br />
text here<br />
==expample lists and tables==<br />
*example<br />
*bullet <br />
**list<br />
*with<br />
**different<br />
***levels<br />
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#learn more about formatting lists [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists here]<br />
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example tables:<br />
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|row 2 || row 2 || row 2<br />
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|row 3 || row 3 || row 3<br />
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{|class = "wikitable"<br />
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|col 1<br />
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|colspan="4"| To learn more about formatting tables click [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables here]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=75MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T19:32:29Z<p>JoshBags: /* Formating */ added a description of formatting in wiki media</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
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==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
wikimedia provides a lot of tools for formatting text within a page. You can create [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists lists], [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables tables], and '''bold''' & ''italics''. The sytax required to make any formatting adjustments is simple to learn. Learn more about formatting options by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
test<br />
==Images==<br />
test<br />
==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==<br />
Generally new pages start with a breif over view of the topic <br />
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==subsection 1==<br />
text here about first subsection<br />
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==subsection 2==<br />
text here about second subsection<br />
===subsection 2.1===<br />
text here <br />
====subsection 2.1.1====<br />
text here<br />
===subsection 2.2===<br />
text here<br />
==expample lists and tables==<br />
*example<br />
*bullet <br />
**list<br />
*with<br />
**different<br />
***levels<br />
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#here<br />
#is <br />
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#list<br />
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#is a <br />
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#a combination<br />
#of<br />
#* formating<br />
#learn more about formatting lists [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists here]<br />
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example tables:<br />
{|class="wikitable"<br />
|+Title<br />
|row 1 ||row 1||row 1<br />
|-<br />
|row 2 || row 2 || row 2<br />
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|row 3 || row 3 || row 3<br />
|}<br />
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{|class = "wikitable"<br />
!colspan="4"|tables can have complex formatting<br />
|-<br />
|col 1<br />
|col 2<br />
|col 3 <br />
|rowspan="2"|this spans 2 rows<br />
|-<br />
|col 1<br />
|col 2<br />
|col 3<br />
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|colspan="4"| To learn more about formatting tables click [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables here]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=74MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T19:24:19Z<p>JoshBags: /* Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page */ added examples subheaders, lists and tables</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
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==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
test<br />
==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
test<br />
==Images==<br />
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==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==<br />
Generally new pages start with a breif over view of the topic <br />
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==subsection 1==<br />
text here about first subsection<br />
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==subsection 2==<br />
text here about second subsection<br />
===subsection 2.1===<br />
text here <br />
====subsection 2.1.1====<br />
text here<br />
===subsection 2.2===<br />
text here<br />
==expample lists and tables==<br />
*example<br />
*bullet <br />
**list<br />
*with<br />
**different<br />
***levels<br />
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#here<br />
#is <br />
#a <br />
##numbered<br />
#list<br />
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#here<br />
#is a <br />
#*list<br />
#*with<br />
#a combination<br />
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#* formating<br />
#learn more about formatting lists [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Lists here]<br />
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example tables:<br />
{|class="wikitable"<br />
|+Title<br />
|row 1 ||row 1||row 1<br />
|-<br />
|row 2 || row 2 || row 2<br />
|-<br />
|row 3 || row 3 || row 3<br />
|}<br />
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{|class = "wikitable"<br />
!colspan="4"|tables can have complex formatting<br />
|-<br />
|col 1<br />
|col 2<br />
|col 3 <br />
|rowspan="2"|this spans 2 rows<br />
|-<br />
|col 1<br />
|col 2<br />
|col 3<br />
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|colspan="4"| To learn more about formatting tables click [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Tables here]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=73MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T18:58:54Z<p>JoshBags: </p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
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==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
test<br />
==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
test<br />
==Images==<br />
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==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==<br />
test</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=72MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T18:58:21Z<p>JoshBags: /* Editing */ adjusted formating</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
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==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. <br />
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Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
test<br />
==Images==<br />
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==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==<br />
test</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=71MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T06:35:24Z<p>JoshBags: </p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
test<br />
==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
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==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==<br />
test</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=70MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T06:32:40Z<p>JoshBags: added formattion section</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Formating==<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
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==Images==<br />
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
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==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface.[[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section.[[file:editSection.png|thumb|500px|rigth|click edit next to the header of an section to edit that section]] Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
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==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=67MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T06:23:30Z<p>JoshBags: /* Editing */ added link to media wiki user guide on editing and added image</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
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==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface. [[file:editTab.jpg|thumb|500px|right|click the edit tab at the top of a page to make edits]] Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. If you would only like to edit an individual section of a page you can click "edit" next to the header of the section Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. Learn more about editing pages by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Editing_pages here]<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
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==Images==<br />
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==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=64MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T06:06:48Z<p>JoshBags: /* Editing and Formatting */ added information about editing and changed header</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
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==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing==<br />
Clicking the edit tab in the top right of any page will bring up the editing interface. Any edits can be typed directly into the editing box. Text can also be typed up on an external word processor and copy pasted into the editing window. Clicking preview page will allow you to see how the page will look with the new edits. Clicking see changes will display differences between the current version of the page and the edited version. Adding a short summary to an edit like “fixed typo” or “added information on optical microscopy” helps other users track changes more effectively. Once the page is edited and a short summary is written, click “save page” to save the edits. Learn more about editing pages by clicking here<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
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==Images==<br />
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==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=63MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T05:45:06Z<p>JoshBags: /* Navigation */ added link to navigation page from media wiki user guide</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
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==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page. Learn more about navigation by clicking [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Navigation here]<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing and Formatting==<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
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==Images==<br />
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==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=62MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T05:39:54Z<p>JoshBags: fixed image</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
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==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page.<br />
[[file: Click logo.jpg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing and Formatting==<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
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==Images==<br />
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==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=61MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T05:38:46Z<p>JoshBags: /* Navigation */ added picture of logo</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
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==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page.<br />
[[file: Clicklogo.jpeg|frame|center|Clicking the logo in the top left will take you back to the main page]]<br />
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==Editing and Formatting==<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
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==Images==<br />
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==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=59MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T05:28:45Z<p>JoshBags: /* Navigation */ fixed link to Main Page</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[Main Page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page.<br />
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==Editing and Formatting==<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
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==Images==<br />
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==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=58MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T05:27:54Z<p>JoshBags: /* Navigation */ added a summary of the navigation section from user guide</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
<br />
==Navigation==<br />
If you are familiar with navigating wikipedia, navigating this site will feel familiar. This site is made up of a network of interlinked pages. Any given page can link to many other pages or have many other pages that link to it. The MILL logo in the top left of the site will be visible on all pages. Clicking the logo will bring you back to the [[main page]]. Longer pages will have a contents box near the top of the page to help navigate within a given page. A sidebar will appear on the left side of every page. The sidebar contains useful links like “what links here”. Clicking “what links here” from the sidebar of any page will bring up a special page that shows all the other pages that link to the current page.<br />
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==Editing and Formatting==<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
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==Images==<br />
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==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=57MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T04:53:04Z<p>JoshBags: </p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
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==Navigation==<br />
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==Editing and Formatting==<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
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==Images==<br />
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==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=56MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T04:52:31Z<p>JoshBags: Added section headers</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.<br />
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==Navigation==<br />
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==Editing and Formatting==<br />
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==Links and Creating New Pages==<br />
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==Example Syntax That can be Copied to Start a New Page==</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=55MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T00:24:02Z<p>JoshBags: added link to mediawiki user guide</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] which is a comprehansive resource for learning how to navigate, edit and contribute any site powered by MediaWiki, this site included. This page will provide a quick summary of the most important features.</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=MILL_Wiki_Contributor_Guide&diff=54MILL Wiki Contributor Guide2020-07-08T00:18:56Z<p>JoshBags: started the page</p>
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<div>This Wiki site is powered by MediaWiki, the same software that powers wikipedia and thousands of other websites. MediaWiki provides there own full guide to navigating</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=53Main Page2020-07-07T23:57:47Z<p>JoshBags: removed "purpose" subsection and created a link to user guide</p>
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<div>The Materials Innovation & Learning Laboratory (The MILL) is an open access undergraduate student-run make-and-measure space sponsored by the School of Materials Science & Engineering at Georgia Tech. We are based in the Love Manufacturing Building (Rm 176). The MILL provides a relaxed and safe discovery space to gain hands-on experience in techniques common to the materials science and engineering discipline, including the [[processing]] of materials, the [[characterization]] of their chemistry and structure, and the [[measurement]] of their properties. All Georgia Tech students, faculty, and staff have open access to learn about any of our [[equipment]] during our open hours under the supervision of one of our MILL Staff Engineers (MSE), managed through our Equipment Teams. The MILL serves as Georgia Tech’s Hub for Experiential Education in Materials Science and Engineering, providing students with hands-on scientific training in inquiry-based discovery science and engineering design for class projects, laboratory courses, independent or group research, entrepreneurial pursuits, and team-based capstone design.<br />
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== Equipment Teams ==<br />
* [[Characterization]]<br />
* [[Measurement]]<br />
* [[Processing]]<br />
* [[Computing]]<br />
* [[equipment|List of all equipment]]<br />
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== About the MILL wiki ==<br />
The MILL wiki is a site to collect and organize information about the MILL. Like wikipedia, anyone can contribute to the site. If you would like to learn more about how to contribute the the site check out the [[MILL wiki user guide]]<br />
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== More About Mediawiki ==<br />
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide]<br />
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]<br />
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]<br />
* [https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]<br />
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]<br />
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=Scanning_Electron_Microscopy&diff=52Scanning Electron Microscopy2020-07-07T21:17:28Z<p>JoshBags: added picture of SEM</p>
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<div>The Phenom ProX Scanning Electron Microscope can take detailed images of samples. The maximum magnification is 40,000X to 100,000X and the device is capable of resolving features to <500 nm. Samples must be less than 2.5 cm in diameter and less than 3 cm tall. Additionally, energy-dispersive x-ray spectroscopy (EDX) can be performed on samples for elemental detection through point, line, and area scans.<br />
[[File:testSEM.png|frame|center|Phenom ProX Scanning Electron Microscope]]</div>JoshBagshttps://millwiki.mse.gatech.edu/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=50Main Page2020-07-01T18:21:33Z<p>JoshBags: added a link to all equipment</p>
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<div>The Materials Innovation & Learning Laboratory (The MILL) is an open access undergraduate student-run make-and-measure space sponsored by the School of Materials Science & Engineering at Georgia Tech. We are based in the Love Manufacturing Building (Rm 176). The MILL provides a relaxed and safe discovery space to gain hands-on experience in techniques common to the materials science and engineering discipline, including the [[processing]] of materials, the [[characterization]] of their chemistry and structure, and the [[measurement]] of their properties. All Georgia Tech students, faculty, and staff have open access to learn about any of our [[equipment]] during our open hours under the supervision of one of our MILL Staff Engineers (MSE), managed through our Equipment Teams.<br />
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== Equipment Teams ==<br />
* [[Characterization]]<br />
* [[Measurement]]<br />
* [[Processing]]<br />
* [[Computing]]<br />
* [[equipment|List of all equipment]]<br />
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== The MILL's Purpose Statement ==<br />
Serve as Georgia Tech’s Hub for Experiential Education in Materials Science and Engineering, providing students with hands-on scientific training in inquiry-based discovery science and engineering design for class projects, laboratory courses, independent or group research, entrepreneurial pursuits, and team-based capstone design.<br />
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== More About Mediawiki ==<br />
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide]<br />
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]<br />
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]<br />
* [https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]<br />
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]<br />
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki]</div>JoshBags