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Ricardo Vidal: User:Ricardo Vidal/workshed/tidy moved to OpenWetWare:Tidy: Basic rules to keep things tidy and organized on OWW

Ricardo Vidal — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 06:27:17 GMT

User:Ricardo Vidal/workshed/tidy moved to OpenWetWare:Tidy: Basic rules to keep things tidy and organized on OWW

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Ricardo Vidal: /* Keeping things tidy (hierarchical structured pages) */

Ricardo Vidal — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 06:25:44 GMT

Keeping things tidy (hierarchical structured pages)

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	* Here's an example:		* Here's an example:
-	**Imagine my user name is '''Bio Engineer''' and therefore my user page URI is:<br /><span class="mygreycomments">(Please assume http://openwetware.org/wiki/ as a prefix to all the following URIs)</span>	+	**Imagine my user name is '''Bio Engineer''' and therefore my user page URI is:<br /><span class="mygreycomments">(Please assume <code><nowiki>http://openwetware.org/wiki/</nowiki></code> as a prefix to all the following URIs)</span>
	:<pre>User:Bio_Engineer</pre>This address is my User Page where I'll place all my up-to-date information and also all the links to pages that I create or that I think others might find interesting related to me and my work (in or outside the wiki).		:<pre>User:Bio_Engineer</pre>This address is my User Page where I'll place all my up-to-date information and also all the links to pages that I create or that I think others might find interesting related to me and my work (in or outside the wiki).
	** Pages that I create should remain within my namespace and not elsewhere (unless they belong to another namespace like a lab or a group). So, I want to create a page for this cool new idea I have and therefore I edit my User page by clicking on the edit tab (at the top of the page) and inserting the following:		** Pages that I create should remain within my namespace and not elsewhere (unless they belong to another namespace like a lab or a group). So, I want to create a page for this cool new idea I have and therefore I edit my User page by clicking on the edit tab (at the top of the page) and inserting the following:

Ricardo Vidal: /* Keeping things tidy (hierarchical structured pages) */

Ricardo Vidal — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 19:58:24 GMT

Keeping things tidy (hierarchical structured pages)

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	** Pages that I create should remain within my namespace and not elsewhere (unless they belong to another namespace like a lab or a group). So, I want to create a page for this cool new idea I have and therefore I edit my User page by clicking on the edit tab (at the top of the page) and inserting the following:		** Pages that I create should remain within my namespace and not elsewhere (unless they belong to another namespace like a lab or a group). So, I want to create a page for this cool new idea I have and therefore I edit my User page by clicking on the edit tab (at the top of the page) and inserting the following:
	:<pre>[[/Cool idea\|My cool idea]]</pre>		:<pre>[[/Cool idea\|My cool idea]]</pre>
-	:Note the '''/'''. This will create a link to your new Cool idea page within your current page ~~and it will be~~	+	:Note the '''/'''. This will create a link to your new Cool idea page within your current page. Do your best to keep within the [[Help:Page_naming_conventions\|page naming conventions]].
	:<pre>User:Bio_Engineer/Cool_idea</pre>		:<pre>User:Bio_Engineer/Cool_idea</pre>
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	* In a nutshell, you end up with something similar to this:		* In a nutshell, you end up with something similar to this:
	: <html><pre>		: <html><pre>

Ricardo Vidal: /* Keeping things tidy (hierarchical structured pages) */

Ricardo Vidal — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 19:27:53 GMT

Keeping things tidy (hierarchical structured pages)

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	**Imagine my user name is '''Bio Engineer''' and therefore my user page URI is:<br /><span class="mygreycomments">(Please assume http://openwetware.org/wiki/ as a prefix to all the following URIs)</span>		**Imagine my user name is '''Bio Engineer''' and therefore my user page URI is:<br /><span class="mygreycomments">(Please assume http://openwetware.org/wiki/ as a prefix to all the following URIs)</span>
	:<pre>User:Bio_Engineer</pre>This address is my User Page where I'll place all my up-to-date information and also all the links to pages that I create or that I think others might find interesting related to me and my work (in or outside the wiki).		:<pre>User:Bio_Engineer</pre>This address is my User Page where I'll place all my up-to-date information and also all the links to pages that I create or that I think others might find interesting related to me and my work (in or outside the wiki).
-	** Pages that I create should remain within my namespace and not elsewhere (unless they belong to another namespace like a lab or a group. So, I create ~~this~~ page for this cool new idea I have and I ~~place it within~~ my ~~namespace, like so~~:	+	** Pages that I create should remain within my namespace and not elsewhere (unless they belong to another namespace like a lab or a group). So, I want to create a page for this cool new idea I have and therefore I edit my User page by clicking on the edit tab (at the top of the page) and inserting the following:
		+	:<pre>[[/Cool idea\|My cool idea]]</pre>
		+	:Note the '''/'''. This will create a link to your new Cool idea page within your current page and it will be
	:<pre>User:Bio_Engineer/Cool_idea</pre>		:<pre>User:Bio_Engineer/Cool_idea</pre>

Ricardo Vidal: User:Ricardo Vidal/workshed/tutorials moved to User:Ricardo Vidal/workshed/tidy

Ricardo Vidal — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 17:08:07 GMT

User:Ricardo Vidal/workshed/tutorials moved to User:Ricardo Vidal/workshed/tidy

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Ricardo Vidal: /* Keeping things tidy */

Ricardo Vidal — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 21:14:51 GMT

Keeping things tidy

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-	==Keeping things tidy==	+	==Keeping things tidy (hierarchical structured pages)==
	* Aside from the necessary [[Etiquette\|etiquette]], users should try keep their pages as tidy as possible. Not only the content within the pages, but also the ''location'' of said pages.		* Aside from the necessary [[Etiquette\|etiquette]], users should try keep their pages as tidy as possible. Not only the content within the pages, but also the ''location'' of said pages.

Ricardo Vidal at 21:12, 12 March 2008

Ricardo Vidal — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 21:12:43 GMT

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-	==Keeping things tidy ~~(work in progress)~~==	+	==Keeping things tidy==
	* Aside from the necessary [[Etiquette\|etiquette]], users should try keep their pages as tidy as possible. Not only the content within the pages, but also the ''location'' of said pages.		* Aside from the necessary [[Etiquette\|etiquette]], users should try keep their pages as tidy as possible. Not only the content within the pages, but also the ''location'' of said pages.

Ricardo Vidal: /* Why use such a hierarchical scheme? */

Ricardo Vidal — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 19:30:34 GMT

Why use such a hierarchical scheme?

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	==Why use such a hierarchical scheme?==		==Why use such a hierarchical scheme?==
	* There are a few good reasons to use such a scheme.		* There are a few good reasons to use such a scheme.
-	*# Your URL becomes easier to remember and is directly related to you and/or your lab<br />[[Image:url_structure_1.jpg]]	+	*# Your URL becomes '''easier to remember''' and is directly related to you and/or your lab<br />[[Image:url_structure_1.jpg]]
-	*# You will be able to search for information contained within your hierarchical ladder of pages<br />[[Image:url_structure_2.jpg]]	+	*# You will be able to '''search''' for information contained '''within your''' hierarchical ladder of '''pages'''<br />[[Image:url_structure_2.jpg]]
-	*# A proper breadcrumb navigation is automatically created which allows better navigation within your namespace.<br />[[Image:url_structure_3.jpg]]	+	*# A proper '''breadcrumb navigation''' is automatically created which allows better navigation within your namespace.<br />[[Image:url_structure_3.jpg]]

Ricardo Vidal: /* Why use such a hierarchical scheme? */

Ricardo Vidal — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 19:24:29 GMT

Why use such a hierarchical scheme?

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	* There are a few good reasons to use such a scheme.		* There are a few good reasons to use such a scheme.
	*# Your URL becomes easier to remember and is directly related to you and/or your lab<br />[[Image:url_structure_1.jpg]]		*# Your URL becomes easier to remember and is directly related to you and/or your lab<br />[[Image:url_structure_1.jpg]]
-	*# You will be able to search for information contained within your hierarchical ladder of pages<br />~~Pic of search with pages~~	+	*# You will be able to search for information contained within your hierarchical ladder of pages<br />[[Image:url_structure_2.jpg]]
-	*# A proper breadcrumb navigation is automatically created which allows better navigation within your namespace.<br />~~Pic of breadcrumb~~	+	*# A proper breadcrumb navigation is automatically created which allows better navigation within your namespace.<br />[[Image:url_structure_3.jpg]]

Ricardo Vidal: /* Why use such a hierarchical scheme? */

Ricardo Vidal — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 18:33:19 GMT

Why use such a hierarchical scheme?

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	==Why use such a hierarchical scheme?==		==Why use such a hierarchical scheme?==
	* There are a few good reasons to use such a scheme.		* There are a few good reasons to use such a scheme.
-	*# Your URL becomes easier to remember and is directly related to you and/or your lab<br />~~Pic url bar~~	+	*# Your URL becomes easier to remember and is directly related to you and/or your lab<br />[[Image:url_structure_1.jpg]]
	*# You will be able to search for information contained within your hierarchical ladder of pages<br />Pic of search with pages		*# You will be able to search for information contained within your hierarchical ladder of pages<br />Pic of search with pages
	*# A proper breadcrumb navigation is automatically created which allows better navigation within your namespace.<br />Pic of breadcrumb		*# A proper breadcrumb navigation is automatically created which allows better navigation within your namespace.<br />Pic of breadcrumb