Editing Help

Wiki Guide for LED2LEAP

Here is some helpful information on how to work on the ledwiki site. When you click on [edit], on the page you want to work on, the instruction is visible in the upper part of the page:

It shows you how to create formatting, links, headings, lists, files, references, discussions... Have a look through it, to get a feeling for it. You can just copy & paste the information/code you want to use and then add your content. The order you put your text, links, files etc. in, is how they appear on the wiki page.

Upload a File

It’s very important that you only upload files, which are your personal work. They have to follow the terms of service and licensing policies on Ledwiki.

At the bottom of the menu on the left side of the ledwiki site, under the heading Tools you can choose the option Upload file. When uploading a file, use a unique but easy to remember name for your file. You will have to place the file name in the wiki page's code when placing your image. If you copy the name of the file before uploading it to the wiki, you can then just paste it in the code when you need to.
Go to the page you want to edit. Click this button, to insert the picture which you have already uploaded.
To view or search previously uploaded files, go to the list of uploaded files which can be found at the top of the Upload file page. Uploads are also logged in to the upload log, and deletions are in the deletion log. In this box you can also choose the options Aligns, to define the position and “Format”, to get four options of design. Example: If your picture is ordered on the right and you want to have it on the left, just type "left" or "right" alignment in your code.
This is an example of what the code of your picture could look like:

You can change the size of your file, by increasing the number in the pixel reference in the code. For example: 500px is bigger than 200px. Just change the numbers to test and see which size format works best.

Most images in the template are embedded in image galleries. You only need to add the new file name and the caption in the gallery.