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To start with, let's make a link. | |||
Here is a simple link to a page on this wiki: [[P2P]] | |||
<pre> When you type it into a page you type it like this: [[P2P]]</pre> | |||
You'll immediately notice the double brackets. These are "mediawiki markup". This double bracket link is used for an internal link; it points to a page on the wiki called "P2P". | |||
There are two types of links in a wiki, internal and external. | |||
<pre>Internal links use double brackets to surround a page name [[Page Name]]</pre> | |||
<pre>External links use single brackets to surround a page name [http://PageName.com]</pre> | |||
You can also write an external link without any brackets as http://pagename.com | |||
You might want to write an external link with brackets, though, because then you can make them say something like [http://google.com Google] instead of simple the url as http://google.com. | |||
[[Category:P2P Foundation Wiki]] | [[Category:P2P Foundation Wiki]] | ||
Revision as of 22:26, 21 June 2010
To start with, let's make a link.
Here is a simple link to a page on this wiki: P2P
When you type it into a page you type it like this: [[P2P]]
You'll immediately notice the double brackets. These are "mediawiki markup". This double bracket link is used for an internal link; it points to a page on the wiki called "P2P".
There are two types of links in a wiki, internal and external.
Internal links use double brackets to surround a page name [[Page Name]]
External links use single brackets to surround a page name [http://PageName.com]
You can also write an external link without any brackets as http://pagename.com
You might want to write an external link with brackets, though, because then you can make them say something like Google instead of simple the url as http://google.com.