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	* To replace an image, delete the old image (click on it and type backspace) and proceed to insert the new image.		* To replace an image, delete the old image (click on it and type backspace) and proceed to insert the new image.
	* Upload the image file. ~~One~~ the left-hand menu, click `upload-file', select the file, and upload it.		* Upload the image file. On the left-hand menu, click `upload-file', select the file, and upload it.
	* If you want text to be at the left or right of the image, create a new empty line just ABOVE the text, and insert the image at the beginning of that line.		* If you want text to be at the left or right of the image, create a new empty line just ABOVE the text, and insert the image at the beginning of that line.
	* Click `Insert', `Images and Media', `Search', enter the beginning of the file name and click on the file, then click `Use This File' and `Insert'.		* Click `Insert', `Images and Media', `Search', enter the beginning of the file name and click on the file, then click `Use This File' and `Insert'.

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	* There are two editors. `Edit' (or for new pages `Create') gets you the Visual Editor which is similar to MS Word (with less features). `Edit Source' (or for new pages `Create Source') gets you the original wiki source text editor: the source is written in wiki markup language, a simple text language that describes wiki pages. Normally you use the Visual Editor, but for a few things you must use the source text editor to add a line to the source in an appropriate place. ~~These~~ source edits (there are 2) are spelled out in detail below ~~for editing work areas~~.		* There are two editors. `Edit' (or for new pages `Create') gets you the Visual Editor which is similar to MS Word (with less features). `Edit Source' (or for new pages `Create Source') gets you the original wiki source text editor: the source is written in wiki markup language, a simple text language that describes wiki pages. Normally you use the Visual Editor, but for a few things you must use the source text editor to add a line to the source in an appropriate place. The source edits needed to create/edit work areas (there are 2) are spelled out in detail below.
	* The browser view of a page and the print view (available via control-P) are rather different due to very different font sizes.		* The browser view of a page and the print view (available via control-P) are rather different due to very different font sizes.

Walton at 07:22, 3 October 2023

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	'''~~Note~~: The browser view of a page and the print view (available via control-P) are rather different due to very different font sizes.~~'''~~
			==== Notes ====

			* There are two editors. `Edit' (or for new pages `Create') gets you the Visual Editor which is similar to MS Word (with less features). `Edit Source' (or for new pages `Create Source') gets you the original wiki source text editor: the source is written in wiki markup language, a simple text language that describes wiki pages. Normally you use the Visual Editor, but for a few things you must use the source text editor to add a line to the source in an appropriate place. These source edits (there are 2) are spelled out in detail below for editing work areas.
			* The browser view of a page and the print view (available via control-P) are rather different due to very different font sizes.

	== How to Create a Work Area ==		== How to Create a Work Area ==

Walton: /* How to Create/Edit a Work Area */

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How to Create/Edit a Work Area

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	== How to Create a Work Area ==		== How to Create a Work Area ==

Walton at 23:49, 2 October 2023

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			'''Note: The browser view of a page and the print view (available via control-P) are different due to very different font sizes.'''
	~~====~~ Note: The browser view of a page and the print view (available via control-P) are different due to very different font sizes. ~~====~~

	== How to Create a Work Area ==		== How to Create a Work Area ==

Walton at 23:48, 2 October 2023

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			==== Note: The browser view of a page and the print view (available via control-P) are different due to very different font sizes. ====

	== How to Create a Work Area ==		== How to Create a Work Area ==

	* Go to the Conservation Area Page, for the Conservation Area that contains the work area.		* Go to the Conservation Area Page, for the Conservation Area that contains the work area.
	* Create an empty bulleted line. If there are already bulleted lines, go to the beginning of the line you want to insert a bulleted line before and type enter, or to add a bulleted line to the end, go to the end of the last bulleted line and type enter.		* Create an empty bulleted line. If there are already bulleted lines, go to the beginning of the line you want to insert a bulleted line before and type enter, or to add a bulleted line to the end, go to the end of the last bulleted line and type enter.

Walton at 23:32, 2 October 2023

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	* Select `Create Source'.		* Select `Create Source'.
	* On the first line of the new work area, type `<nowiki>{{subst:Template:Work Area}}</nowiki>'.		* On the first line of the new work area, type `<nowiki>{{subst:Template:Work Area}}</nowiki>'.
	* Save the page. Now the page is a copy of the Work Area template, which is Nashoba Area A. The page now has the correct format but the wrong text. You can edit the new page replacing the area name etc. to describe the new work area.		* Save the page. Now the page is a copy of the Work Area template, which is Nashoba Area A. The page now has the correct format but the wrong text. You can edit the new page replacing the area name etc. to describe the new work area. You can change the map image as described below.

	== Inserting/Replacing and Image ==		== Inserting/Replacing and Image ==

Walton at 23:30, 2 October 2023

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	* Click `Save Page'.		* Click `Save Page'.
	* Click the name of the new work area. You will get a message saying the page does not exist, and the `Create' option will be selected.		* Click the name of the new work area. You will get a message saying the page does not exist, and the `Create' option will be selected.
			* Select `Create Source'.
	* On the first line of the new work area, type `<nowiki>{{subst:Template:Work Area}}</nowiki>'.		* On the first line of the new work area, type `<nowiki>{{subst:Template:Work Area}}</nowiki>'.
	* Save the page. Now the page is a copy of the Work Area template, which is Nashoba Area A. You can edit the new page replacing the area name etc. to describe the new work area.		* Save the page. Now the page is a copy of the Work Area template, which is Nashoba Area A. The page now has the correct format but the wrong text. You can edit the new page replacing the area name etc. to describe the new work area.

	== Inserting/Replacing and Image ==		== Inserting/Replacing and Image ==

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Putting Text Below a Left or Right Margin Image

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	* You must click `Edit Source' and just above the first line of the text that is to go below the image insert the line `<nowiki><br clear=all></nowiki>' and click `Save'. `<nowiki><br ...></nowiki> is HTML for `break', and `clear=all' means clear <u>both</u> margins.		* You must click `Edit Source' and just above the first line of the text that is to go below the image insert the line `<nowiki><br clear=all></nowiki>' and click `Save'. `<nowiki><br ...></nowiki>' is HTML for `break', and `clear=all' means clear <u>both</u> margins.

Walton: /* Inserting/Replacing and Image */

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Inserting/Replacing and Image

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	== Inserting/Replacing and Image ==		== Inserting/Replacing and Image ==

	* To replace an image, delete the old image and proceed to insert the new image.		* To replace an image, delete the old image (click on it and type backspace) and proceed to insert the new image.
	* Upload the image file. One the left-hand menu, click `upload-file', select the file, and upload it.		* Upload the image file. One the left-hand menu, click `upload-file', select the file, and upload it.
	* If you want text to be at the left or right of the image, create a new empty line just ABOVE the text, and insert the image at the beginning of that line.		* If you want text to be at the left or right of the image, create a new empty line just ABOVE the text, and insert the image at the beginning of that line.