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== Links == | == Links == | ||
By using double brackets (i.e | Links between the articles are one of the most important of WikiShia, that make it a "wiki". Whenever you see a word or phrase in an article that a reader might need more information about, you can simply link that word or phrase to any other page in WikiShia. By using double brackets (i.e <nowiki>[[*]]</nowiki> ) around a word or phrase it would be linked to a page in [[WikiShia]] with a same title. | ||
for example, <code><nowiki>[[Imam 'Ali (a)]] is the first [[Imam]] of Shia.</nowiki></code> renders: [[Imam 'Ali (a)]] is the first [[Imam]] of Shia. | |||
<nowiki>[[ | |||
===Red Links=== | ===Red Links=== | ||
Red links are used when we know for sure that a page about the term will be created soon in WikiShia. This could help WikiShia not to stop expanding, but red links should not be used so much. Make red links only when you are sure that: | When linking a word or phrase, if the target page doesn't exist, this would make a red link. Red links are used when we know for sure that a page about the term will be created soon in WikiShia. This could help WikiShia not to stop expanding, but red links should not be used so much. Make red links only when you are sure that: | ||
* the link will turn to a blue link soon | * the link will turn to a blue link soon | ||
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* you cannot replace the red link with a blue link to a section in another article | * you cannot replace the red link with a blue link to a section in another article | ||
* ... | * ... | ||
===Linking a word or phrase to a page with a different title=== | |||
There might be times when we need to link a word or phrase to a page with a different title. This could be done with pipelines within the code of the link. The first part within the brackets would be the link target, and the part after the pipeline would be the linked word or phrase in the text. | |||
For example, <code><nowiki>[[Lady Fatima (a)|Prophet's daughter]]</nowiki></code> would link the phrase '''''Prophet's daughter''''' to the page [[Lady Fatima (a)]]. | |||
== Pictures == | == Pictures == | ||