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--- wiki:templates [2014/06/24 13:01] – riccardob
+++ wiki:templates [2017/03/23 13:56] (current) – apolderman
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-** Templates **
-    * How can I add my project in the wiki?
-Feeding the wiki with new articles is very simple. In a few minutes you can give your project more visibility and establish links to facilitate access to results. The following will explain step-by-step how to insert a project in the Best practice section. Afterwards you can simply copy and paste the different strings of coding and updating the fields with your own project's information as explained below. When copying please remember to include the coding so that the information will be visualised in the wiki following the same structure of the already existing projects.
+**Templates **
-**Step 1: Quick information on the project**
+In the links below you can find templates and an explanation on how to fill them with information in case you want to add a project or a spatial planning document to the wiki.
-First of all you have to insert the project's name as title of the page as reported below. Please remember to keep the two asterisks before and after the project's name and update only the required fields.
+[[:wiki:1._how_to_add_my_project_in_the_wiki|Template to be copied:]]
-{{:wiki:project_name.jpg?0|}}\\
+[[:wiki:2._how_to_add_a_relevant_planning_document|Document]]
-Sometimes the name of the project is followed by an additional sentence as subtitle or slogan, for example "WIKIAlps - A wiki for capitalising on spatial development projects" or "Econnect - Improving ecologial connectivity in the Alps". You can add this subtitle ad indicated below inserting // before and after the subtitle you want to add.
-{{:wiki:project_subtitle.jpg?0|}}\\
-    * How can I add a relevant planning document?
-//<to be filled in>//