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* Gather the basic information you have already about the tool: (1) make, model; (2) training requirements; (3) manuals; (4) safety information; (5) pictures; (6) videos; etc…
* Gather the basic information you have already about the tool: (1) make, model; (2) training requirements; (3) manuals; (4) safety information; (5) pictures; (6) videos; etc…


Tip: For some tools, you will be able to grab images, links to manuals, and specs from the manufacturer’s website.
''Tip:'' For some tools, you will be able to grab images, links to manuals, and specs from the manufacturer’s website.
 
=== Step 2: Create a Page for the Tool on the Wiki ===
 
* Create a page for a new "Category" with the name of the tool:  
** Copy and paste this line into the address bar of your web browser, replacing “Belt Sander” with the name of your tool:
*** <nowiki>https://wiki.artisansasylum.com/index.php?title=Belt</nowiki> Sander
*** Click on the '''''Create''''' tab to create the page.
**** ''Note:'' you need to be logged in to create a new page.
 
''Example:''
[[File:Create example.png|center|1047x1047px|Example of how to Create a Wiki page]]
 
* You should now see an editing toolbar that lets you add elements to the page.
 
''Example:''

Latest revision as of 22:03, 15 February 2024

Learning outcomes:

  • Create a new tool page on the wiki.
  • Learn how to use the ToolBox template to document basic information about the tool.
  • Learn how to add an image to your tool page.
  • Learn how to add additional text based information about your tool, using common wiki elements including the following:
    • Lists
    • Section Headings
  • Learn where to find additional resources/help.

Step 1: The Basics

  • If you are brand new to adding content to the wiki, review the A2 Wiki Basic Users' Guide . This guide provides basic instructions on getting a password, logging-in, editing mode, etc..

Tip: For some tools, you will be able to grab images, links to manuals, and specs from the manufacturer’s website.

Step 2: Create a Page for the Tool on the Wiki

  • Create a page for a new "Category" with the name of the tool:  
    • Copy and paste this line into the address bar of your web browser, replacing “Belt Sander” with the name of your tool:
      • https://wiki.artisansasylum.com/index.php?title=Belt Sander
      • Click on the Create tab to create the page.
        • Note: you need to be logged in to create a new page.

Example:

Example of how to Create a Wiki page
  • You should now see an editing toolbar that lets you add elements to the page.

Example: