I have added the section "bank tutorials" and "bank compression" but they are not formatted as they should be. and all the spaces between words have been removed..
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Due to the customized nature of the API pages, they use a different kind of mark-up than what we are used to. What's more, there are special formatting scripts being run on those pages. Normal mark-up will naturally end up a little screwy.
What I thought was interesting was that if you select your links and copy paste them somewhere without that formatting, the spaces will be copied as well.
It's a script that's causing it to do what it is doing. Unfortunately we can't disable the script without disabling all of the pretty formatting and tree structures and stuff, so all we cal really do is roll with it.
If you surround your links with <li> tags, it should help with the spaces. I have no idea what you should do for the header.
Is there any possibility that someone could create a flowchart with microsoft visio documenting how critical (most commonly used) data elements interact with each other?
The flowchart should of course be as simple as possible and could be something along the lines of.
Unit -> (Can have) Behavior -> (Gives) Effect
I could probably draw it out on visio if someone could provide a good and simple paint image, but I don't know data that well. The arrows would of course represent how the elements interact with each other (Words in the brackets). In general, what I noticed is that behaviors are basically the equivalent of passives in WC3. Whereas effects create damage and all.
Once we post this on the wiki I'm sure it could help people learn data much more easily as diagrams can be easier to understand than words.
Well, its basically just a flowchart. If done correctly, it makes it very very easy to see how everything connects together. To begin with, the relationships between different data types wasn't too clear to most of us who opened up the data editor for the first time.
Armor Upgrades set the Life Armor Icon, which is in the Actor for whatever reason. I don't know if that qualifies enough for them to be linked in the chart, but I assumed other people would fix it later in that case.
To address these formatting problems, you can follow these steps:
Use Appropriate Markup: Ensure that you are using the correct markup syntax for the wiki you are working with. Different wikis may have slightly different markup rules. Common markup languages include Markdown, WikiMarkup, and HTML.
Escape Special Characters: If you want to include spaces or special characters in your content, consider using HTML character entities or escaping the characters using appropriate syntax. For example, you can use for a non-breaking space in HTML.
Check for Markup Errors: Review your markup carefully to ensure that there are no syntax errors or unclosed tags. Markup errors can lead to unexpected formatting issues. YourTexasBenefits App
Preview Content: Most wikis provide a preview option that allows you to see how your content will appear before you save it. Use the preview feature to identify and correct any formatting issues.
Consult Wiki Documentation: Refer to the documentation or help resources provided by the wiki platform you are using. They may have specific guidelines or tips for formatting content correctly.
If you have specific examples of the content you are trying to add and the formatting issue
Some questions regarding the wiki.
Theres a java script that collapses the wiki into a tree view folder.... when I try to add content such as links after the UL/IL portion of the tree.
The following entries are not formatted corrected.. How do you escape the formatting problem im having look here
http://wiki.sc2mapster.com/galaxy/triggers/category-bank/
I have added the section "bank tutorials" and "bank compression" but they are not formatted as they should be. and all the spaces between words have been removed..
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Due to the customized nature of the API pages, they use a different kind of mark-up than what we are used to. What's more, there are special formatting scripts being run on those pages. Normal mark-up will naturally end up a little screwy.
What I thought was interesting was that if you select your links and copy paste them somewhere without that formatting, the spaces will be copied as well.
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It's a script that's causing it to do what it is doing. Unfortunately we can't disable the script without disabling all of the pretty formatting and tree structures and stuff, so all we cal really do is roll with it.
If you surround your links with <li> tags, it should help with the spaces. I have no idea what you should do for the header.
Is there any possibility that someone could create a flowchart with microsoft visio documenting how critical (most commonly used) data elements interact with each other?
The flowchart should of course be as simple as possible and could be something along the lines of.
Unit -> (Can have) Behavior -> (Gives) Effect
I could probably draw it out on visio if someone could provide a good and simple paint image, but I don't know data that well. The arrows would of course represent how the elements interact with each other (Words in the brackets). In general, what I noticed is that behaviors are basically the equivalent of passives in WC3. Whereas effects create damage and all.
Once we post this on the wiki I'm sure it could help people learn data much more easily as diagrams can be easier to understand than words.
Heiral is working on a tree map. but not like visio.
I don't know the format of visio or any other uml graph tools. There are a lot of them.
If there is a simple format, we can generate it.
the best way would be some crazy flash tools :D like musicovery.com html5 is not ready
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it is not a map like that one, Avogatro.
It's more for managing the wiki then something to help Users.
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Well, its basically just a flowchart. If done correctly, it makes it very very easy to see how everything connects together. To begin with, the relationships between different data types wasn't too clear to most of us who opened up the data editor for the first time.
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maybe just use google docs to create a first setup?
I've already started with setting up something basic: Google Docs Link
Everyone can edit it.
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Tidied it up a little. It made me curious.. Could anyone give me an example of how do armour upgrades interact with actors?
Either ways, great job :) It helped me understand data a teeny bit better.
Armor Upgrades set the Life Armor Icon, which is in the Actor for whatever reason. I don't know if that qualifies enough for them to be linked in the chart, but I assumed other people would fix it later in that case.
To address these formatting problems, you can follow these steps:
Use Appropriate Markup: Ensure that you are using the correct markup syntax for the wiki you are working with. Different wikis may have slightly different markup rules. Common markup languages include Markdown, WikiMarkup, and HTML.
Escape Special Characters: If you want to include spaces or special characters in your content, consider using HTML character entities or escaping the characters using appropriate syntax. For example, you can use for a non-breaking space in HTML.
Check for Markup Errors: Review your markup carefully to ensure that there are no syntax errors or unclosed tags. Markup errors can lead to unexpected formatting issues. YourTexasBenefits App
Preview Content: Most wikis provide a preview option that allows you to see how your content will appear before you save it. Use the preview feature to identify and correct any formatting issues.
Consult Wiki Documentation: Refer to the documentation or help resources provided by the wiki platform you are using. They may have specific guidelines or tips for formatting content correctly.
If you have specific examples of the content you are trying to add and the formatting issue
In reply to rageninpo:
Hello,
Review HTML Structure:
<ul>and<li>tags are correctly opened and closed.Escape Special Characters:
<,>, and&for<,>, and&.Check JavaScript:
I hope this will help you,
Thank you