Help:Form Subpage

Page Attachments
A page may contain any number of attachments. These are files (stored in the "File:" namespace) that can be PDF, binary, or other file type. Any files listed are attached to the page.

Page Decorations
A page (or subpage) may contain these decorations.
 * Table of Contents
 * This box is generated whenever there are more than two headings in a page. Checking the box "Table of Contents" has the effect of forcing a Table of Contents always to be generated; not checking the box means no Table of Contents is generated or displayed. You can control the appearance of the Table of Contents by entering Cascading Stylesheet directives in the appropriate area, referencing the id "toc".


 * Factbox
 * This is a box that is shown at the bottom of a page (or subpage) which contains the 'facts' that have been recorded about the page. There are two ways to record information about the page. First, any information can be annotated within the content of the page. Second, a form for the page can ask for a specific factoid, for instance, the author of the page.


 * Section Edit Links
 * These are links placed next to each heading, so that an editor does not need to edit the entire page when their contribution or correction affects just a given section. This link looks like:.

Subpage Navigation
There are two navigation aids provided for subpages, respectively a Header & Footer. Both of these are generated from an outline associated with the top-level page.

Page Styling
This is an option for advanced users who are not satisfied with the 'look' of a particular page. The first thing to do is find out the id or the class that is on the HTML element to which you wish to attach CSS styling attributes. Second, create & enter the CSS directives for that particular HTML element, using the "id format", or for a whole class of elements, using the "class format". It is possible to be very specific during specification of which HTML element(s) are to be styled.
 * - applies to one specific HTML element
 * - applies to a whole class of HTML elements
 * - applies to all &lt;div&gt; in a certain class
 * - applies to a class of HTML elements within another, specific HTML element.