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This is a sample MediaWiki page created by Bard. It has three sections, marked in MD notation, such that MediaWiki produces a TOC. | This is a sample MediaWiki page created by Bard. It has three sections, marked in MD notation, such that MediaWiki produces a TOC. | ||
== Section 1 == | |||
This is the first section of the page. It is about the basics of MediaWiki. | This is the first section of the page. It is about the basics of MediaWiki. | ||
=== What is MediaWiki? === | |||
MediaWiki is a free and open-source wiki software package. It is used to create and edit collaborative websites. | MediaWiki is a free and open-source wiki software package. It is used to create and edit collaborative websites. | ||
=== How does MediaWiki work? === | |||
MediaWiki uses a wiki markup language to create and edit pages. The wiki markup language is a simple language that allows users to create formatted text, links, and tables. | MediaWiki uses a wiki markup language to create and edit pages. The wiki markup language is a simple language that allows users to create formatted text, links, and tables. | ||
=== What are the benefits of using MediaWiki? === | |||
MediaWiki is a powerful and flexible platform for creating and editing collaborative websites. It is easy to use and it is scalable to large projects. | MediaWiki is a powerful and flexible platform for creating and editing collaborative websites. It is easy to use and it is scalable to large projects. | ||
== Section 2 == | |||
This is the second section of the page. It is about how to create and edit MediaWiki pages. | This is the second section of the page. It is about how to create and edit MediaWiki pages. | ||
=== How to create a MediaWiki page === | |||
To create a MediaWiki page, you will need to log in to your MediaWiki installation. Once you are logged in, you can create a new page by clicking on the "Create Page" link. | To create a MediaWiki page, you will need to log in to your MediaWiki installation. Once you are logged in, you can create a new page by clicking on the "Create Page" link. | ||
=== How to edit a MediaWiki page === | |||
To edit a MediaWiki page, you will need to log in to your MediaWiki installation. Once you are logged in, you can edit a page by clicking on the "Edit" link. | To edit a MediaWiki page, you will need to log in to your MediaWiki installation. Once you are logged in, you can edit a page by clicking on the "Edit" link. | ||
== Section 3 == | |||
This is the third section of the page. It is about how to use MediaWiki extensions. | This is the third section of the page. It is about how to use MediaWiki extensions. | ||
=== What are MediaWiki extensions? === | |||
MediaWiki extensions are add-ons that can be used to extend the functionality of MediaWiki. There are thousands of MediaWiki extensions available, and they can be used to add new features, such as a forum, a poll, or a chat room. | MediaWiki extensions are add-ons that can be used to extend the functionality of MediaWiki. There are thousands of MediaWiki extensions available, and they can be used to add new features, such as a forum, a poll, or a chat room. | ||
=== How to install a MediaWiki extension === | |||
To install a MediaWiki extension, you will need to download the extension from the MediaWiki website. Once you have downloaded the extension, you can install it by uploading it to your MediaWiki installation. | To install a MediaWiki extension, you will need to download the extension from the MediaWiki website. Once you have downloaded the extension, you can install it by uploading it to your MediaWiki installation. | ||
Revision as of 15:03, 19 July 2023
MediaWikiPageByBard
This is a sample MediaWiki page created by Bard. It has three sections, marked in MD notation, such that MediaWiki produces a TOC.
Section 1
This is the first section of the page. It is about the basics of MediaWiki.
What is MediaWiki?
MediaWiki is a free and open-source wiki software package. It is used to create and edit collaborative websites.
How does MediaWiki work?
MediaWiki uses a wiki markup language to create and edit pages. The wiki markup language is a simple language that allows users to create formatted text, links, and tables.
What are the benefits of using MediaWiki?
MediaWiki is a powerful and flexible platform for creating and editing collaborative websites. It is easy to use and it is scalable to large projects.
Section 2
This is the second section of the page. It is about how to create and edit MediaWiki pages.
How to create a MediaWiki page
To create a MediaWiki page, you will need to log in to your MediaWiki installation. Once you are logged in, you can create a new page by clicking on the "Create Page" link.
How to edit a MediaWiki page
To edit a MediaWiki page, you will need to log in to your MediaWiki installation. Once you are logged in, you can edit a page by clicking on the "Edit" link.
Section 3
This is the third section of the page. It is about how to use MediaWiki extensions.
What are MediaWiki extensions?
MediaWiki extensions are add-ons that can be used to extend the functionality of MediaWiki. There are thousands of MediaWiki extensions available, and they can be used to add new features, such as a forum, a poll, or a chat room.
How to install a MediaWiki extension
To install a MediaWiki extension, you will need to download the extension from the MediaWiki website. Once you have downloaded the extension, you can install it by uploading it to your MediaWiki installation.