Interface administrators, smwadministrator, smwcurator, smweditor
82,369
edits
m
→Step One - Create the table
| Line 7: | Line 7: | ||
===Step One - Create the table=== | ===Step One - Create the table=== | ||
*We are going to assume you know a little Wikitext and HTML in this tutorial. We will begin by creating a simple table. The coding will be displayed in both Wikitext and HTML side by side so can see the difference. | *We are going to assume you know a little Wikitext and HTML in this tutorial. We will begin by creating a simple table. The coding will be displayed in both Wikitext and HTML side by side so can see the difference. | ||
*It is recommended that you create infobox tables in HTML as there fewer problems as you will see. | *It is recommended that you create infobox tables in HTML as there fewer problems as you will see. | ||
*We will be creating a navbox as shown below. | *We will be creating a navbox as shown below. | ||
| Line 61: | Line 60: | ||
</td></tr></table> | </td></tr></table> | ||
* | *Since navboxes usually extend from one side to the other, we have set the width for our navbox to 100%. | ||
*Since the name of the organization and the image will extend over the two columns which contain the information about the organization we will install <font color="red">colspan="2"</font color> in the organization and image coding. | *Since the name of the organization and the image will extend over the two columns which contain the information about the organization we will install <font color="red">colspan="2"</font color> in the organization and image coding. | ||
*When you save your navbox be sure include the word "navbox" in the title so people will know what kind of template it is for example: <font color="red"><nowiki>{{template:infobox sample}}</nowiki></font color>. | *When you save your navbox be sure include the word "navbox" in the title so people will know what kind of template it is for example: <font color="red"><nowiki>{{template:infobox sample}}</nowiki></font color>. | ||