Player Template

INSTRUCTIONS: First, in a new tab, open the main page of this wiki (https://fjrt.miraheze.org/wiki/Main_Page) and type your common player name (the name most people call you in the community) in the search bar (e.g., Stardust). It should prompt you that no such page exists.

To create one, click the red link to open the source editor.

Then on this template page, click "Edit Source" to access the non-visual source editor, and copy all of the text onto your new page.

Now the actual article creation process begins. Image files can be uploaded here: (https://fjrt.miraheze.org/wiki/Special:Upload)

ARTICLE STARTS BELOW (Suggested article beginning.)

[Player] is...

Basic Wiki Things
Hi, hello, Stardust here. You're probably super-familiar with how Wikipedia articles look, but actually working with it all and writing articles takes a bit more know-how.

Basic Stuff How-To
I recommend looking at the Aircraft Template page for an overview on how to do most things. By clicking "Edit Source" at the top right, you can view the source text of the wiki page, which will show all of the little formatting nuances to make pages function properly. A page preview can always be generated before confirming the edit; this can also help you get used to how wiki pages function. I do recommend maybe taking a glance at the Source Text version, but most article creation and editing can be done through the Visual Editor (simply click "Edit" at the top right).

The Visual Editor allows you to create an article, well, visually, instead of source text. While it's much easier to get an article looking right this way, adding certain non-text elements might be a bit tricky if you're not too familiar with the back-end source. However, the visual tools are pretty good for the most part, and 99% of work can probably be done through it.

A Word About Templates
You know all of the super-standardized things you see on wiki pages? Things like the infobox on the right, and the little italic notes at the top (e.g., This article is a BDA Competition Aircraft article.)? These are called "Templates", and can be added to pages using the 'Insert' tab in the Visual Editor.

However, there are an absolute ton of these things, and knowing which template to use requires... knowing which template to use. Generally, most commonly used Templates have already been added to the "template pages" (e.g., Aircraft Template, Player Template), and shouldn't be worried about. However, if you're making a new page that you want a new wiki Template for, it might require a bit more work.

For the most part, the Templates on this wiki are imported from Wikipedia, and are classed under the namespace "Templates"; for example, "Template:Infobox person" is what's used for the player infobox on this page. There might be occasional proprietary Templates on this wiki, primarily the "Template:FJRT Aircraft Specs", which is a Template family modified from "Template:Aircraft specs", tailored for FJRT planes.

Details or something
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Gallery
Because we all like screenshots.

That being said, Template:Gallery is pretty awkward and straight out of 2003. It seems that you can only add images to it through the Source Editor, and not the Visual Editor. Fortunately, all of the other features of the Gallery that are customizable can be done through the template editor after creating the gallery. See the following for an example on how it works.

These can actually be inserted into tables as well.

= Craft =

This table is where you can list out your craft. After all, this wiki is primarily a database about players and their crafts.