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| + | https://culturaitaliana.org/wiki/[organization name] | ||
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| + | and an arbitrary number of subpages within it. Here are some information of a subpage from wikipedia: | ||
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| + | Making a new ''<nowiki>[[link]]</nowiki>'' that begins with a / (slash) is the common way to start a subpage. The page to which this link points is considered "subordinate" to its host page, and is titled and linked as ''<nowiki>[[Parentpage/Subpage]]</nowiki>''. It is possible to create a subpage of a subpage (or a sub-subpage). At the top of each subpage or sub-subpage, you can find a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/backlink backlink] (a.k.a. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/breadcrumb_(navigation) breadcrumb]) to the higher levels of the page. | ||
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| − | + | In short all the pages of your organization will reside in a dedicated area but at the same time they will reside in a shared environment, both to ensure collaborativeness though organizations, and because by this way you can enjoy, de facto, a fully maintained platform, where site's administrators (meant to be IT professionals) will take care of the consistency of the wikicode (which entails some complexity) as well as of extensions, templates, modules, semantic properties, and all other elements which guarantee a profitable and rich experience both from the side of visitors, and the organizations themselves. | |
Revision as of 10:34, 21 June 2020
After the registration, you will be assigned with a specific "domain" corresponding to a page in the form
https://culturaitaliana.org/wiki/[organization name]
and an arbitrary number of subpages within it. Here are some information of a subpage from wikipedia:
Making a new [[link]] that begins with a / (slash) is the common way to start a subpage. The page to which this link points is considered "subordinate" to its host page, and is titled and linked as [[Parentpage/Subpage]]. It is possible to create a subpage of a subpage (or a sub-subpage). At the top of each subpage or sub-subpage, you can find a backlink (a.k.a. breadcrumb) to the higher levels of the page.
In short all the pages of your organization will reside in a dedicated area but at the same time they will reside in a shared environment, both to ensure collaborativeness though organizations, and because by this way you can enjoy, de facto, a fully maintained platform, where site's administrators (meant to be IT professionals) will take care of the consistency of the wikicode (which entails some complexity) as well as of extensions, templates, modules, semantic properties, and all other elements which guarantee a profitable and rich experience both from the side of visitors, and the organizations themselves.