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Crystal Clear action run.pngExample Development Release status: unknown No image available.png Description documenting a generic tool/artpiece License GPL Author Example_User Based-on Sui Generis Categories Examples,Has Files,Missing Files CAD Models none External Link none This page represents an example development page and showcases many features that can be used in creating new development pages.

This page is a tutorial and resource for creating a new development page This page is a tutorial and resource for creating a new development page. See how things are done, see basic layout strategies, use it as a copy & paste template.

Contents [hide] 1 Actually Creating the Page 1.1 Red Link 1.2 Search for the page 2 Forum Integration 3 Embedding Pictures 3.1 Pictures as side notes 3.2 Pictures in a gallery 3.3 Pictures in a Table 4 Text 5 Forum thread? 6 Text 7 Image Example 8 Related Projects 9 Files and Parts 10 Sub Assemblies and Related 11 Downloads 12 Photos and Drawings 13 More Examples 14 Huge Image Actually Creating the Page

Admittedly, actually creating a new page (the place where you put your contents in), isn't exactly obvious. There are two ways: Red Link Instead of creating the page first, just link to it (from another page) as if it'd already exist. The link will be created and it'll be red. Clicking on the red link will offer you to create the page. This is the way Mediawiki developers had in mind when designing this wiki software. The idea is simple and straightforward for an encyclopedia: while writing contents, just make a link for every interesting term. This way you either get these pages linked, or a red link, encouraging others to create the page. And all pages become automatically interconnected, no loose ends. Collaboration at it's best! Is the RepRap wiki an encyclopedia? Yes, definitely! With emphasis on 3D printers, related technical knowledge, build instructions and user activity, of course. Search for the page