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Help:Contents – Site map Help:Contents/Browsing TSW Editing Train Spotting World To learn how to keep track of your (or other people's) edits, see Keeping track of changes. For lists of stub types, categories, infoboxes etc., see Resources and lists. For image use, see Images and media. To learn the rules of Train Spotting World, see policies and guidelines. Contributing to Train Spotting World a guide on ways to get involved in editing. Introduction to the project. Tutorial Cheatsheet - an editing reference card. Simplified ruleset - essential information to understand when editing articles (for new editors). Glossary - understand Train Spotting World jargon. Editing - how to: Experiment with editing pages in the sandbox. You can also carry out editing experiments "in situ" by editing the page itself and using the Show Preview button. Be careful not to accidentally save the page though! If you do, then Revert your changes. Trains:Using JAWS- (the screen reader JAWS) Edit a page, including markup details. Help:Editing - annotated cheatsheet Bite sized tips for the most common tasks. Create links - (Change the title of a link (piped link)) Use sections in an article Use categories Insert a picture Use redirect pages Create infoboxes Create templates - (Quick guide, List of available templates) Create lists Use footnotes and references Use tables Use mathematical formulae Use special characters. The display of fonts and other character sets in your browser. Use easy timeline syntax Valid HTML codes in wikitext Use "Magic words" and Variables. These allow you to change default behaviour or automate text. For example you can disable a Table of Contents or move its position, or insert constants and timestamps. Saving - how to: Report your change in the edit summary Handle an edit conflict Use minor edits Use the preview button Creating pages - how to: Start a new article Start a new page - for pages that are not articles Name a page Naming conventions in general - (full list of specific naming conventions) Disambiguation, create pages for topics with several different definitions Create subpages Article maintenance - how to: Merge two or more pages, or move (rename) a page - (Requested moves) Delete pages/images/categories Categorize Stub articles - (List of Stub Styles) Use talk pages (discussion pages) Archive a talk page Revert a page to an earlier version Deal with vandalism Protect and unprotect pages (Administrators only) Link together Trains articles in different languages Link words in articles to articles on sister projects Use page names Use namespaces Use headings as anchors to link to Translate articles Archive Current Events Do a purge Edit with a text editor Test edits, and other things Editing shortcuts Style Guidance on style Manual of Style Supplementary manuals Abbreviations Biographies Capital letters Command-line examples Dashes Dates and numbers Headings Legal Links Lists of works Mathematics Music Pronunciation Spelling Text formatting Titles Trademarks Writing about fiction Special article styles Disambiguation pages Arabic transliteration China-related articles Ethiopia-related articles Ireland-related articles Islam-related articles Japan-related articles Korea-related articles Latter Day Saints Medicine-related articles Other guidance How to edit a page Guide to layout Captions Categorization Categorization of people Cite sources Explain jargon Footnotes Writing better articles Lists Music samples Naming conventions Overlinking Picture tutorial Proper names Sections Sister projects Technical terms and definitions Words to avoid List of style guidelines Layout How to structure Trains articles. Naming conventions Disambiguation (pages which resolve ambiguity for articles with similar titles) Captions Image use When to use tables Use proper names Creating an article series Using Summary style on the overview page Manual of Style The Manual of Style is a comprehensive style guide for Trains articles. See a full list of the submanuals on the right, or a concise list below. Main Manual of Style Abbreviations Biographies Dates & numbers Disambiguation Headings Links Mathematics Pronunciation Titles Trademarks Sister projects Life cycle of an article Article development - lists the stages in an article's development and offers ways to help improve articles. Perfect articles - a checklist of components required to make a "perfect" article. Start a new page Write your first article Guide to writing better articles The Trains interface Find your way around the screen. Editing toolbar Using Page History Using User Contributions pages Using Talk pages Using the Recent Changes page Using the Related Changes page Using Diff pages Edit conflicts