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*For an external link, use simple brackets. The link name is separated from the URL by a space.   
*For an external link, use simple brackets. The link name is separated from the URL by a space.   


*An internal link (called a "wikilink") refers to a page in the same wiki. Use double brackets for a wikilink. If the page linked does not exist, it will be opened in edit mode the first time the link is used. Use a pipe to add parameters (|). The link nameText is give after the first pipe.  
*An internal link (called a "wikilink") refers to a page in the same wiki. Use double brackets for a wikilink. If the page linked does not exist, it will be opened in edit mode the first time the link is used. Use a pipe to add parameters (|). The link name is give after the first pipe.  


More info: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Link
More info: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Link

Revision as of 13:58, 7 July 2008

  • For an external link, use simple brackets. The link name is separated from the URL by a space.
  • An internal link (called a "wikilink") refers to a page in the same wiki. Use double brackets for a wikilink. If the page linked does not exist, it will be opened in edit mode the first time the link is used. Use a pipe to add parameters (|). The link name is give after the first pipe.

More info: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Link