#Media wiki tab right code#
#Media wiki tab right license#

each page created with the :Namespace as its root, will produce a breadcrumb back to the organizing page.

For documentation, this means aggregation of pages from which you may want to create a wikibook. For courses, this means easier management for you when you want to look at student created pages. you can associate any related wiki pages to your root page.Using a namespace helps you to organize any subpages that are using the same root url. At present, we have 2 namespaces open to public use: Documentation and Course. Wiki namespaces are reserved for high level and Faculty wide initiatives on request. Advanced Organization Creating a Wiki Using Namespace: One of the advantages of a wiki is that you can restore an earlier version of the page and keep track of who is making revisions to the page.Ĭlick on the history tab at the top of a wiki page to see how this works.ĥ. click on view and edit watchlist at the top of the page under your name.to view your watchlist, click on the link on the top right by your profile.click on the watch tab at the top of the page to add this wiki page and your own page to your watchlist.Once you are watching a page, you'll be notified by email when any edits are made to the page by someone other than you.Īdd the sandbox page or your newly created page (and this one) to your watchlist. Your watchlist can help you to keep track of the pages you are interested in. Need More About Adding Media? Adding Media 4.

#Media wiki tab right code#

If you want to embed a video (from YouTube for example), choose the piece of the video url code that specifies the video file (at the end of the url: -dnL00TdmLY) and put it in this format: Need More About Image Sizing and Display? Help:Adding_Media/Images_and_Pictures Video download the photo to your desktop, upload it to UBC Wiki and put it in a frame with attribution and a link to the source - like this:.

#Media wiki tab right license#

Look for a license that designates conditions of use like Creative Commons Licensed work on Flickr.Or, just include the link, if it is hosted elsewhere on the internet - like Flickr.You can also use the formatting toolbar - image (picture) icon and just add in your file name and positioning as above. Insert the name of the file after image (as below).Give the file a name that is easy to remember. Upload it first - by clicking on Upload file in the toolbox section on the left navigation.Choose an image from a public online repository or your files.