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Wikipedia community. But this appendix is all about appreciating Wikipedia as a reader. It gives you some background on what Wikipedia is and how to get the most...
Click to read more »English Wikipedia, how do you get to the one you want? For example, when a reader types "mercury" into the search box, what article do they expect to be displayed...
Click to read more »(planet), Mercury (mythology), etc. There must then be a way to direct the reader to the correct specific article when the ambiguous word "Mercury" is referenced...
Click to read more »redirect is a page created so that navigation to a given title takes the reader directly to a different page. A redirect is created using the syntax: #REDIRECT...
Click to read more »model etc.) Most images in Wikipedia articles are scaled down thumbnails. A reader of an article can click on the thumbnail, or on the small double-rectangle...
Click to read more »non-tabular content whenever possible, because they can be manipulated by the reader or overridden by an author if your CSS is embedded in another page via a...
Click to read more »Some readers may not wish to see certain images on Wikipedia for various reasons—such images may be unsuitable for a work environment, they may wish to...
Click to read more »many do not yet do so. This page will teach you what you need to know as a reader to determine the quality level of an article. 0.1% of articles are designated...
Click to read more »sub-categories (categories in that category) (if any). Categories allow readers to navigate through Wikipedia and find related articles. Categories are...
Click to read more »performance, but see the problem description in terms of bandwidth and reader's computing power at Consideration of image download size. For photographs...
Click to read more »screen reader JAWS to read IPA symbols IPA Reader – web-based IPA synthesizer using Amazon Polly User:IagoQnsi/ipareader – user script using IPA Reader Wikipedia...
Click to read more »Adding images Part IV: Building a stronger encyclopedia Chapter 16: Getting readers to the right article: naming, redirects, and disambiguation Chapter 17:...
Click to read more »The Wiki-as-Ebook project provides massive encyclopaedias for E-Book readers created from a large set of Wikipedia articles (commercial; 2013). Colored...
Click to read more »Templates MOS Accessibility Tutorial A collapsible element contains a toggle a reader can use to show or hide the element's content. Elements are made collapsible...
Click to read more »little for Wikipedia to serve that information over and over again to readers, generating great value over time. Unlike the pasture of a physical commons...
Click to read more »range—or a section, chapter, or other division of the source—because then the reader does not have to carefully review the whole cited source to find the relevant...
Click to read more »they are bothersome for some screen reader users because it interferes with the shortcuts of their screen reader. The best solution would be to have customizable...
Click to read more »Wikipedia has two features to make readers' lives easier—sections and tables of contents. Without these, most Wikipedia articles would be a mass of text...
Click to read more »different screen sizes and browsers may affect accessibility for some readers. Attributes and values go after the word gallery and a blank space, and...
Click to read more »in stub articles. The techniques presented here are meant for general readers, not specialists. Perhaps the single greatest improvement to many articles...
Click to read more »Specify the alt text for the image. This is intended for visually impaired readers. See WP:ALT for how this should typically differ from the caption. Class...
Click to read more »study to ensure that information is accurate and verifiable, and that a reader can look further to learn more about the topic. Hence, this same principle...
Click to read more »changing the text in the table cells determines what the table looks like to a reader. But you can do more than just change text. A table consists of the following...
Click to read more »width. Given the range of reader screen sizes, fixing the number of columns would result in wasted space for some readers and overly narrow columns for...
Click to read more »components. FAQ – the most common questions about Wikipedia. Readers' FAQ – concerns and questions readers may have. Advice for parents – information for parents...
Click to read more »pathways to locations within the project that are likely to increase our readers' understanding of the topic at hand. You learned how to add them during...
Click to read more »engine developed especially for Wikipedia. Wikipedia's search box allows readers to apply six different parameters to better refine the search results that...
Click to read more »more people to read, since advanced readers can skip explanations they don't need, and the less advanced readers can follow links as necessary to get...
Click to read more »either by name or hex code, and some text. However, prose text intended for readers should never be manually colored. (MOS:PROSECOLOR) {{color|orange|Hello...
Click to read more »for visually impaired readers. See WP:ALT. Do not use this for another copy of the caption or of the article title, as the reader will already be aware...
Click to read more »coordinate tags to Wikipedia articles. By adding coordinates, a Wikipedia reader can easily view the location on a street map, nautical chart, topographic...
Click to read more »automated listing that is the category with name XYZ. Categories help readers to find, and navigate around, a subject area, to see pages sorted by title...
Click to read more »of a colon and, in this case 53, the page number. This format allows the reader to click to the reference section, and then click on other references from...
Click to read more »the end of the sentence that they support. When clicked, they take the reader to a citation in a reference section near the bottom of the article. While...
Click to read more »fr:Jeux olympiques or ja:東京都. The language abbreviation is displayed, so the reader knows that they are links to foreign language articles. To show only the...
Click to read more »A good lead section cultivates the reader's interest in reading more of the article, but not by teasing the reader or hinting at content that follows...
Click to read more »citations include more details about the source and are meant to help readers find the cited source. This system prevents the often-lengthy full citations...
Click to read more »notes should be used sparingly, for accessibility reasons. Though visual readers can jump to the note and back to the prose, text-to-speech systems will...
Click to read more »purpose concerns only linguists. The first purpose concerns any interested reader, but only to a limited degree, as transcribing words into IPA does not need...
Click to read more »to using and editing Wikipedia, see the help desk and the Teahouse. The Readers' FAQ and our about page contain the most commonly sought information about...
Click to read more »affects the underlying HTML code and may have disruptive effects for some readers; see WP:LISTGAP for details. In order to be a list, each line must begin...
Click to read more »article should start with a simple summary of the topic, then lead the reader into more detail, breaking up the text into manageable sections with logical...
Click to read more »templates, such as {{unprintworthy-inline}}, also include the noprint class. Readers with accounts can modify their Special:MyPage/skin.css to customize their...
Click to read more »above the transcluded content, and/or given a special layout, to inform the reader that this section of the page is in a different location, since transcluding...
Click to read more »sandbox}} added to the top of the editing window. The template notifies readers that the page is a sandbox, not an article, and it prevents the page from...
Click to read more »It is natural that many readers use Wikipedia for the purpose of self-study in mathematics and its applications. Some readers will be simultaneously studying...
Click to read more »only boring, but it also tells the casual reader all that they need to know. A good hook should make the reader want to find out more information. When...
Click to read more »the end of the sentence that they support. When clicked, they take the reader to a citation in a reference section near the bottom of the article. While...
Click to read more »for each symbol on the coat of arms. Category links are a big help for readers looking for articles related to a topic. Those links are there because...
Click to read more »readers to access the contents of the infobox. In particular, if infobox templates hide long columns of data inside collapsing tables, then readers using...
Click to read more »reader users still need a table caption to quickly browse from table to table. In this case use the popular {{sro}} template: Template:Screen reader-only...
Click to read more »about suppressing book templates valued the user experience of Wikipedia readers over the business prospects of PediaPress. The namespace and its transclusions...
Click to read more »reference lists on properly formatted pages, an AGRL can be confusing to both readers and editors. But it is easily corrected by adding the proper reference...
Click to read more »"gift shop" WikiProject Wikislice – aims to help produce useful offline readers, wikibooks, and specialized pocket references Wikis Go Printable – Wikimedia...
Click to read more »article should start with a simple summary of the topic, then lead the reader into more detail, breaking up the text into manageable sections with logical...
Click to read more »editing, you'll see your reference next to the text; but after saving, readers will only see a reference number there; your reference should appear below...
Click to read more »a link to the other article, readers who are interested in the side topic have the option of digging into it, but readers who are not interested won't...
Click to read more »last. Only articles are searched by default because most users are only readers. Given only at the beginning of the query, a namespace name followed by...
Click to read more »but it must be proven to be the case in order to gain the trust of our readers. If an article has a "This article includes a list of general references...
Click to read more »image and change its settings. A good caption explains the image so that readers understand what they're looking at. Captions can contain wikilinks and...
Click to read more »with Unicode. Burmese text encoded with Zawgyi will appear garbled to a reader using a Unicode font and vice versa. For details on the implications of...
Click to read more »changing the text in the table cells determines what the table looks like to a reader. But you can do more than just change text. A table consists of the following...
Click to read more »hand, seek adherence to standard IPA usage as much as possible so that readers who are already familiar with the standard IPA do not have to look up or...
Click to read more »cells, and specify that the cells are a header for a column, which screen readers use the scope attribute: ! scope="col" style="color: red;" | Column header...
Click to read more »information that is controversial or likely to be challenged. Images help readers to understand an article, not merely decorate it. Add or replace images...
Click to read more »maintain, and they're distracting. In the nonprofit organization example, readers who are really interested in who's on the advisory board can find out by...
Click to read more »editor to localize it in another wiki. While it is possible to tell the reader to blindly copy all the templates under the same page name to their home...
Click to read more »the Wayback Machine – for help on getting the screen reader JAWS to read IPA symbols IPA Reader – web-based IPA synthesizer using Amazon Polly Phoneme...
Click to read more »includes a checkbox to "Make table sortable". If you check this box, then a reader can sort the table by any column, by clicking on the header cell for that...
Click to read more »[ɔ] is sometimes written as ⟨ou⟩ in POJ as the dot is barely visible for readers. In horizontal writing, it might be written in 90 degrees rotated. [i̯]...
Click to read more »punctuation. Wikipedia permits editors to use any citation system that allows the reader to understand where the information came from, and strongly encourages the...
Click to read more »editors to make better use of the image, and it will be more informative for readers. For photographs: Where was the photograph taken? When was the photograph...
Click to read more »automatically adds a parenthetical PDF annotation so that those readers using screen-reader technology can know the type of the linked file. This is imperfect...
Click to read more »same as what other readers see: Both screen sizes and resolutions (dots per inch) vary widely. Wikipedia is intended for readers everywhere in the world...
Click to read more »been made sortable. A sortable table is a type of table used to allow readers to sort its data by clicking on the header cells of columns. It is identifiable...
Click to read more »a laptop.", and the caption "The Wikipede edits Myriapoda." A Wikipedia reader can click on the thumbnail, or on the small double-rectangle icon below...
Click to read more »blocks or bans. For readers, obvious vandalism casts doubt on the accuracy of Wikipedia articles. If the vandalism is subtle, readers can be deliberately...
Click to read more »Page names Portals Searching Student help Researching with Wikipedia Citing Wikipedia Readers' glossary Readers' index Reader's guide to Wikipedia v t e...
Click to read more »Page names Portals Searching Student help Researching with Wikipedia Citing Wikipedia Readers' glossary Readers' index Reader's guide to Wikipedia v t e...
Click to read more »the non-IPA shortcuts of apostrophe ⟨'⟩ and colon ⟨:⟩; depending on the reader's font preferences, the latter can be ambiguous. For a list of those languages...
Click to read more »on these tabs let you customize how you experience Wikipedia, as both a reader and an editor. Chapter 20 discusses this customization in detail ("Customizing...
Click to read more »mathematical expression or programming context, or placeholder text that the reader is meant to mentally replace with some other literal value. Templates: {{var}}...
Click to read more »Page names Portals Searching Student help Researching with Wikipedia Citing Wikipedia Readers' glossary Readers' index Reader's guide to Wikipedia v t e...
Click to read more »indented lines of text, since this can create problems for users of screen reader software (see Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Accessibility § Indentation). If...
Click to read more »Page names Portals Searching Student help Researching with Wikipedia Citing Wikipedia Readers' glossary Readers' index Reader's guide to Wikipedia v t e...
Click to read more »Page names Portals Searching Student help Researching with Wikipedia Citing Wikipedia Readers' glossary Readers' index Reader's guide to Wikipedia v t e...
Click to read more »cluttering the page with links to terms whose meaning can be understood by most readers, such as plain English words. Use your perusal of established articles...
Click to read more »Wikipedia. If you just want help on how to read Wikipedia, see Wikipedia:FAQ/Readers. For information on searching and browsing the encyclopedia, see Help:Navigation...
Click to read more »Page names Portals Searching Student help Researching with Wikipedia Citing Wikipedia Readers' glossary Readers' index Reader's guide to Wikipedia v t e...
Click to read more »abbreviations, see this edit summary legend. Expand on important information. Readers who see only the summary might not get the entire picture. Prevent misunderstanding:...
Click to read more »with the braces, and also make the name a link to the template for the reader's convenience, there is the {{tl}} template (the "template link" template)...
Click to read more »interests, and goals. Even in the most technically demanding subjects, these readers include not only subject experts but also students and curious laypeople...
Click to read more »Page names Portals Searching Student help Researching with Wikipedia Citing Wikipedia Readers' glossary Readers' index Reader's guide to Wikipedia v t e...
Click to read more »E=mc^{2}} Variable names and many symbols appear very different to the reader when raw HTML is used compared to the other rendering methods. This may...
Click to read more »sparingly, whitespace can enhance readability and visual balance, helping readers to better navigate and absorb the content on the page. On pages with multiple...
Click to read more »as Peacemaker and links to the article about the fictional characters. Readers should not be directed to disambiguation pages unless there is no other...
Click to read more »access Help:Viewing media Wikipedia:Spoken articles Wikipedia:FAQ/Readers Wikipedia:Reader's guide to Wikipedia Wikipedia:Researching with Wikipedia Wikipedia:Citing...
Click to read more »cases the fact that you've contributed to an article is invisible to most readers, so it's also not going to do much for making you more famous. But recently...
Click to read more »sources all support the same text. Bundling has several advantages: It helps readers and other editors see at a glance which source supports which point, maintaining...
Click to read more »renaming loading one small page is faster than loading one large page—but are readers more likely to want to use just one section or to browse many of the sections...
Click to read more »has more than enough readers - what it needs is more new editors. A good introduction to Wikipedia editing can help encourage readers to become great editors...
Click to read more »is not available to the reader, perhaps because they have turned off images in their web browser or are using a screen reader due to a visual impairment...
Click to read more »that these shortcuts do not link to the versions of Wikipedia (or to other reader-focused, information-delivering projects such as Wiktionary) in languages...
Click to read more »format (haven't tried PDF) of late will display a link (unclickable in e-reader) to [edit source | edit] beside each section title. This is needed when...
Click to read more »accessibility and does not generate alternative text for visually impaired readers. Such a problem can be fixed by redoing the timeline as text, as an image...
Click to read more »and one I found in the Books: space. The file generates, and then the PDF reader returns an error message saying the file is damaged and could not be repaired...
Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
Click to read more »method does not apply the semantics of a list, and for those using screen readers it will not sound like a list. For these cases, {{plainlist}} and {{unbulleted...
Click to read more »images. This is typically when an image's presence significantly increases readers' understanding of a topic, no free alternative is available, and its use...
Click to read more »the end of the sentence that they support. When clicked, they take the reader to a citation in a reference section near the bottom of the article. While...
Click to read more »in the source code and does not affect the display of the article to a reader. The primary effects are for editors, as described below. The LDR method...
Click to read more »as this effectively hides important licensing information that allows readers to see who created and uploaded the file, its source and under what license...
Click to read more »thumbnail has a width of 220 pixels (px). This width is used by typical readers, who have not logged in or who have not changed their preferences. The...
Click to read more »(sometimes called a pipe) hides the full name of the link from the reader. The reader sees, "Continuing a previous discussion...", where "previous discussion"...
Click to read more »archive pages), a separate {{Archives}} box may be used to to provide readers with links to search and navigate the archives. Both of the above examples...
Click to read more »words in the source's mouth, but simply noting this is enough to let the reader think about it; one of them might even find some evidence we're lacking...
Click to read more »Citation Style 2 error messages are visible to all readers and maintenance messages are hidden from all readers. To display maintenance messages in the rendered...
Click to read more »(except in very rare circumstances) only that it's hidden from the view of readers and editors. So deleting personal subpages actually involves slightly more...
Click to read more »(e.g. wording, layout, formatting, diagrams). Referencing – Make sure readers are able to trace information in the encyclopedia back to reliable sources...
Click to read more »recommend how to apply them and how to provide general consistency for readers. Content – Articles should be neutral and contain only information and...
Click to read more »An archive is: 1) an accumulation of historical records, or 2) the physical place that holds those records. Archives collect and manage original records...
Click to read more »and then popped up the message "Adobe Reader: The document could not be printed. (OK)" followed by "Adobe Reader: There were no pages selected to print...
Click to read more »runs the gamut: negative concern (a vandal), just passing by (a casual reader), relatively disinterested (not the same as uninterested), personally involved...
Click to read more »follows: {| cellpadding=5 |AA || BB || CC |- |DD || EE || FF |} However, readers often prefer a vertical listing of data, down each column. A border can...
Click to read more »Kaufmann (talk) 11:39, 1 July 2009 (UTC) Which PDF reader are you using? I am using Foxit-Reader and did not encounter any errors. --He!ko (talk) 18:49...
Click to read more »The PDF files are unreadable on an e-reader. This service is only useful for printing the articles now. The EPUB format worked just fine previously, and...
Click to read more »layouts PraSankar has been developed by navataramgam team to encourage their readers to post comments in Telugu. Another alternative is User:Keymanweb/Keymanweb...
Click to read more »Cargoculting Cherrypicking Chesterton's fence Children's lit, adult new readers, & large-print books Citation overkill Citation underkill Common-style...
Click to read more »Comment, Task ... remember to sign your post with ~~~~ consider warning readers of the problem by placing |bug=... in the {{saved book}} template of relevant...
Click to read more »Page names Portals Searching Student help Researching with Wikipedia Citing Wikipedia Readers' glossary Readers' index Reader's guide to Wikipedia v t e...
Click to read more »Cargoculting Cherrypicking Chesterton's fence Children's lit, adult new readers, & large-print books Citation overkill Citation underkill Common-style...
Click to read more »Avoid phrases like note that and remember that (which assume "you" for the reader); and avoid such expressions as of course, in fact, and obviously. Avoid...
Click to read more »document. Also it would be good if when some one clicks on bookmarks in adobe reader (or side bar - table of contents in the pdf viewer "Preview") it came up...
Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
Click to read more »Guidelines Manual of Style Assistance Help directory Menu FAQs Interactive help Reader's index Tips Styletips Tools The community Portal Discussions Noticeboards...
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Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
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Click to read more »ensure that articles are relevant and interesting to a wide audience of readers. Where original writing is welcome I know everything there is to know about...
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Click to read more »should be clearly recognizable as clickable to readers. Avoid using colored links as it may hinder the reader's ability to distinguish links from regular text...
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Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
Click to read more »Cargoculting Cherrypicking Chesterton's fence Children's lit, adult new readers, & large-print books Citation overkill Citation underkill Common-style...
Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
Click to read more »writes Wikipedia? Organization Censorship In brief General disclaimer Readers' FAQ Student help Navigation Searching Viewing media Help Mobile access...
Click to read more »default on the page. {{#related:...}} Links to similar topics, to engage readers. (Beta feature.) {{#section:}}, {{#section-h:}}, {{#section-x:}} Aliases...
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Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
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Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
Click to read more »"access-date=" (instead of "date="). The message is not shown on the saved page, so readers will not see it, but it should still be fixed. Later editors may not notice...
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Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
Click to read more »Cargoculting Cherrypicking Chesterton's fence Children's lit, adult new readers, & large-print books Citation overkill Citation underkill Common-style...
Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
Click to read more »describe each new images with a caption and with alternative text so that readers can understand them Sets of images can be inserted as a "Gallery" if individual...
Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
Click to read more »that can be found and read by the public. Give and take. As a Wikipedia reader, you are benefiting from a vast collection of articles written by the Wikipedia...
Click to read more »WikiProject Open Access WikiProject Signalling Open Access Open Access Reader WikiProject Open WikiSource WikiProject Open Access WikiData WikiProject...
Click to read more »balloon with a "!") allows you to insert comments that are not visible to readers; these comments can be seen only when in edit mode and are then indicated...
Click to read more »Link to Wikitext Result to reader any page, in any namespace in Wikipedia: [[Special:Permalink/402359171|a version of Wikipedia:Help desk page]] a version...
Click to read more »images. This is typically when an image's presence significantly increases readers' understanding of a topic, no free alternative is available, and its use...
Click to read more »and page number. You need to include sufficient information to enable readers to find your source, and verify your facts. Wikipedia has four approved...
Click to read more »several ways to get a reader to the page they are interested in quicker, and easier. Add your article to a category. Editors or readers following category...
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Click to read more »references no link [[:MediaWiki:Cite references no link]] Cite references link many accessibility label accessibility label for screen readers Jump up to:...
Click to read more »the page. To make something completely inaccessible to other editors and readers, you have to ask an administrator or oversighter to help. (See Wikipedia:Revision...
Click to read more »Page names Portals Searching Student help Researching with Wikipedia Citing Wikipedia Readers' glossary Readers' index Reader's guide to Wikipedia v t e...
Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
Click to read more »trouble of checking the blog every day. You read such notifications in a feed reader—also called a feed aggregator or just an aggregator—a specialized application...
Click to read more »pdf on wikipedia,i get only tidles.There's nothing wrong with my Adobe reader.I'm getting this problem with all pages. Contribs Muslim Editor Talk 11:14...
Click to read more »processing to store "script error" into the formatted page, for thousands of readers to view. The overall effort appears unstable, or unreliable, as if Lua...
Click to read more »image and change its settings. A good caption explains the image so that readers understand what they're looking at. Captions can contain wikilinks and...
Click to read more »blackout to protest the Stop Online Piracy Act, impacting 162 million readers. Lee, Dave (19 January 2012). "Sopa and Pipa protests not over, says Wikipedia"...
Click to read more »of its writing style to present a uniform appearance, and improve the reader's experience. Since Wikipedia generally allows anyone to edit, the guidelines...
Click to read more »the page worth keeping, try to identify a related page that's useful to readers, and create a redirect (the section about Redirects). Redirects work particularly...
Click to read more »expertise in the topic to add their knowledge, making it more useful for all readers. There are some other reasons why you may feel motivated to get the page...
Click to read more »problems you may encounter when browsing or editing. Readers — addresses concerns and questions readers may have. Schools — questions that teachers...
Click to read more »blackout to protest the Stop Online Piracy Act, impacting 162 million readers. Lee, Dave (19 January 2012). "Sopa and Pipa protests not over, says Wikipedia"...
Click to read more »problems you may encounter when browsing or editing. Readers — addresses concerns and questions readers may have. Schools — questions that teachers...
Click to read more »view that this should somehow be hidden and basically be invisible to readers and new users. Indeed, I see one proposed approach to the UI in bugzilla...
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Click to read more »Adding images Part IV: Building a stronger encyclopedia Chapter 16: Getting readers to the right article: naming, redirects, and disambiguation Chapter 17:...
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Click to read more »Adding images Part IV: Building a stronger encyclopedia Chapter 16: Getting readers to the right article: naming, redirects, and disambiguation Chapter 17:...
Click to read more »pages, is prohibited.) Its presence in an article significantly increases readers' understanding of the topic, and omitting it would be detrimental to that...
Click to read more »Adding images Part IV: Building a stronger encyclopedia Chapter 16: Getting readers to the right article: naming, redirects, and disambiguation Chapter 17:...
Click to read more »Adding images Part IV: Building a stronger encyclopedia Chapter 16: Getting readers to the right article: naming, redirects, and disambiguation Chapter 17:...
Click to read more »Tokyo worked fine for me. Must the required font be installed in Adobe Reader? Can we count on it a book's printing correctly when it's correct in the...
Click to read more »Adding images Part IV: Building a stronger encyclopedia Chapter 16: Getting readers to the right article: naming, redirects, and disambiguation Chapter 17:...
Click to read more »images. This is typically when an image's presence significantly increases readers' understanding of a topic, no free alternative is available, and its use...
Click to read more »blackout to protest the Stop Online Piracy Act, impacting 162 million readers. Lee, Dave (19 January 2012). "Sopa and Pipa protests not over, says Wikipedia"...
Click to read more »This page details how to setup the ability to search Wikipedia from within your Web browser's search box. These browsers support the OpenSearch standard...
Click to read more »make it better ? improve with more images to better understand to the readers Other comments ? iam not getting about the guines book Was this page helpful ...
Click to read more »article should start with a simple summary of the topic, then lead the reader into more detail, breaking up the text into manageable sections with logical...
Click to read more »browser. I have read the file in both the OSX Preview sortware and in Adobe reader with the same results. Help! Help! Montanabw(talk) 21:18, 1 July 2010 (UTC)...
Click to read more »below, or browse the Help menu or the Help directory. Help Wikipedia The Readers' FAQ and our about page contain the most commonly sought information about...
Click to read more »OpenDocument text format since PDF documents are not very compatible with e-readers. Markpomerantz (talk) 16:26, 15 December 2014 (UTC) see also #Download...
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Click to read more »Other comments ? Other comments ? Countess Vaughn is still important to readers.As the parkers repeats are playing again on BET it is relevant. Was this...
Click to read more »the end of the sentence that they support. When clicked, they take the reader to a citation in a reference section near the bottom of the article. While...
Click to read more »org) if there are no indicators that this is also broken with other PDF readers. Nothing that we could fix on MediaWiki servers. --Malyacko (talk) 12:12...
Click to read more »articles containing Chinese characters, and these don't display on the Sony readers (PRS-T1 and -T2); I found a hack online (last post on the page), that consists...
Click to read more »March 2009 (UTC) Using this approach though the text only shows if the reader clicks through. I wanted something that students couldn't avoid. I have...
Click to read more »has been arranged to thwart or discourage subsequent modification by readers is not Transparent. An image format is not Transparent if used for any...
Click to read more »indeed growing), but this phrasing is highly misleading as it leads the reader to think that there is substantive disagreement about the shape of the Earth...
Click to read more »titles will have to be listed on the Book page without being italicized, or readers of the published book will have to ignore the erroneous apostrophes in...
Click to read more »template. In addition, coordinates in decimals are generated for microformat readers, but don't display on browsers. In the pdf version, this currently adds...
Click to read more »PDFs that are hundreds of pages (I know mine are) easier to navigate in Reader. Responding to the above posting That would be a great idea to have implemented...
Click to read more »Specify the alt text for the image. This is intended for visually impaired readers. See WP:ALT for how this typically should differ from the caption. [[File:Example...
Click to read more »article contributors from the PDF? Should this be the default since most readers/users won't care about the writers? Also, is there a reason Wikipedia and...
Click to read more »Adding images Part IV: Building a stronger encyclopedia Chapter 16: Getting readers to the right article: naming, redirects, and disambiguation Chapter 17:...
Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
Click to read more »of MediaWiki, especially as pertains to the user interface as seen by readers, but also including the way it itself appears as a simple message, and...
Click to read more »Special:AllPages is a special page which shows an alphabetical index of all pages in a given namespace. Articles (also called mainspace) is the default...
Click to read more »pages before splitting them. Very useful because the page numbers on PDF readers may be different from those on the PDF. You can also rotate PDF pages there...
Click to read more »How do I ... use Wikipedia to find information? report a mistake or problem with an article? ask a question? officially contact the Wikipedia organization...
Click to read more »relevant wikitext below. More info here. A blind editor who uses a screen reader says this method is OK. <div style=display:inline-grid> --Table-- </div>...
Click to read more »Adding images Part IV: Building a stronger encyclopedia Chapter 16: Getting readers to the right article: naming, redirects, and disambiguation Chapter 17:...
Click to read more »article to its original style. I don't think that we should encourage readers to modify articles to a preferred version, even if it is only temporary...
Click to read more »Car Project and you'll immediately find a chain link to BMW. Even if the reader chooses not to follow the second link in the chain, the two specific links...
Click to read more »sure that: The first sentence defines the article topic, and tells the reader who or what the subject is in plain English. There are citations to reliable...
Click to read more »appears to be a static size. This also seems like the best option for screen readers provided it is done server side and client side script can be axed. Ryan...
Click to read more »Page names Portals Searching Student help Researching with Wikipedia Citing Wikipedia Readers' glossary Readers' index Reader's guide to Wikipedia v t e...
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Click to read more »Disclaimer (parental advice) Making requests Who writes Wikipedia? Help for readers (?) FAQ Copyright Glossary Mobile access Navigation Other languages Saved...
Click to read more »Note: It is usually better, and much easier, to do only a rates column. Readers have confusion if they think the rate does not make sense with the count...
Click to read more »has been arranged to thwart or discourage subsequent modification by readers is not Transparent. An image format is not Transparent if used for any...
Click to read more »Adding images Part IV: Building a stronger encyclopedia Chapter 16: Getting readers to the right article: naming, redirects, and disambiguation Chapter 17:...
Click to read more »classes are "wikitable" and "wikitable sortable"; the latter allows the reader to sort the table by clicking on the header cell of any column. |+ caption...
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Click to read more »Guidelines Manual of Style Assistance Help directory Menu FAQs Interactive help Reader's index Tips Styletips Tools The community Portal Discussions Noticeboards...
Click to read more »Guidelines Manual of Style Assistance Help directory Menu FAQs Interactive help Reader's index Tips Styletips Tools The community Portal Discussions Noticeboards...
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