Difference between revisions of "Talk:EU-Fic"
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According to the MediaWiki entry on Wikipedia, namespaces are of the format Talk:Something or User:Me. The Page/OtherPage format is to create subpages, which was my intention (to keep EU-Fic entries from conflicting with other entries): | According to the MediaWiki entry on Wikipedia, namespaces are of the format Talk:Something or User:Me. The Page/OtherPage format is to create subpages, which was my intention (to keep EU-Fic entries from conflicting with other entries): | ||
"In addition to namespaces, pages can be structured using subpages. This simple feature provides automatic backlinks from a page of the pattern [[Page title/Subpage title]] to the component before the slash (in this case, "Page title")." | "In addition to namespaces, pages can be structured using subpages. This simple feature provides automatic backlinks from a page of the pattern [[Page title/Subpage title]] to the component before the slash (in this case, "Page title")." --[[User:Crayz9000|Crayz9000]] 09:42, 18 August 2008 (PST) | ||
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I think that naming articles in the "EU-Fic/filename" format will actually create a namespace called "EU-Fic" in the directory structure. Not that it's a bad thing, mind you, but I'm not entirely sure if there will be issues with the management of the namespace. --Ted C 19:22, 13 August 2008 (UTC)
According to the MediaWiki entry on Wikipedia, namespaces are of the format Talk:Something or User:Me. The Page/OtherPage format is to create subpages, which was my intention (to keep EU-Fic entries from conflicting with other entries):
"In addition to namespaces, pages can be structured using subpages. This simple feature provides automatic backlinks from a page of the pattern Page title/Subpage title to the component before the slash (in this case, "Page title")." --Crayz9000 09:42, 18 August 2008 (PST)