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* [[template:nugget|nugget]] ([[nugget|description]]) | * [[template:nugget|nugget]] ([[nugget|description]]) | ||
If you want to denote your wikipage as a '''method object''', insert the following wikicode at the beginning of your wikipage: | '''Example:''' If you want to denote your wikipage as a '''method object''', insert the following wikicode at the beginning of your wikipage: | ||
<pre>{{method}}</pre> | <pre>{{method}}</pre> | ||
If you want, you can also assign your wikipage into a specific category (in the example below: "Intarese method") by inserting the name of that category within the template code: | |||
<pre>{{method| | <pre>{{method|Intarese method}}</pre> | ||
(The conventional way to do this would be to add the code <nowiki>[[Category:Intarese method]]</nowiki> at the end of your wikipage.) |
Revision as of 09:39, 8 October 2008
Creating a new OA object
Currently we have the following OA objects:
- assessment (description)
- method (desctiption)
- variable (description)
- class (description)
- encyclopedia (description)
- nugget (description)
Example: If you want to denote your wikipage as a method object, insert the following wikicode at the beginning of your wikipage:
{{method}}
If you want, you can also assign your wikipage into a specific category (in the example below: "Intarese method") by inserting the name of that category within the template code:
{{method|Intarese method}}
(The conventional way to do this would be to add the code [[Category:Intarese method]] at the end of your wikipage.)