TOI-pedia Styles
This article shows a list of special features that can be used to create structured and uniform pages.
Contents
Maya Documentation
{{Maya_Help|Modeling/Mesh__Create_Polygon_Tool.html|Create Polygon Tool}}
The first part of the url (http://toi.bk.tudelft.nl/maya/help/docs/Maya####/en_US/) isn't specified. This will be added automatically.
Command Reference
{{Maya_Help_Command|polyCube}}
Menu or command sequences
Please notice that the commands/menus are specified in reversed order!
{{menuCommands|Preferences|Options|Tools}}
» » 
{{menuCommands|Preferences|Options|Tools|optionbox=1}}
»
{{linkMenuCommands|Maya|Planar|Surfaces|optionbox=1}}
The link is created to a specific format: Command_(Application). The Application part can be specified, the Command part is the name of the command.
Pipes in template parameters
If you need to use a pipe | in any template parameter, use the the {{!}} template.
Text boxes
<div class="alert">This is an alert box</div>
- Usage
- important information and warnings. Example: easily made mistakes or frequent problems
<div class="tip">This is a tip box</div>
- Usage
- tip or suggestion (less important than an alert).
<div class="example">This is an example box</div>
- Usage
- when providing a suggestion for settings or values that could be used.
<div class="remark">This is a remark box</div>
- Usage
- The information contained could be useful but is not very important. For example when providing background information or theory.
<div class="small">Small text</div>
or inline: Small text. As shown here. <span class="small">Small text</span>
- Usage
- Whenever you want to use small text.
Script boxes
// mel code box<syntaxhighlight lang="mel">// mel code box</syntaxhighlight>
// mel code box// line 2// line 3
<syntaxhighlight lang="mel" line="GESHI_NORMAL_LINE_NUMBERS">// mel code box //line 2 //line 3</syntaxhighlight>
# python code box<syntaxhighlight lang="python"># python code box</syntaxhighlight>
Documentatie provides:
- Supported languages (we added MEL ourselves)
- Parameters (linenumbers etc)
Tables
A simple table:
| head1 | head2 | head3 |
|---|---|---|
| cell1 | cell2 | cell3 |
<table class="simple"> <tr><th>head1</th><th>head2</th><th>head3</th></tr> <tr><td>cell1</td><td>cell2</td><td>cell3</td></tr> </table>
A table without borders:
| head1 | head2 | head3 |
|---|---|---|
| cell1 | cell2 | cell3 |
<table class="bare"> <tr><th>head1</th><th>head2</th><th>head3</th></tr> <tr><td>cell1</td><td>cell2</td><td>cell3</td></tr> </table>
References
You can create [1].
You can create<ref>references are created using the ref tag</ref> references maken.
The references are included at the <references/> tag
See Also
- Create a link or set of links to indicate related articles that could be read for more in-depth or broader information.
{{See also|Maya|Photoshop}}
If you want to use a different text for the link than the name of the article itself:
{{See also|Maya|Photoshop|l1=3D Modeling in Maya|l2=2D Image editing}}
Before-After images
The BeforeAfter template 'stacks' two images and creates a slider that allows you to slide between both images to compare them:
{{BeforeAfter|300|MR_gamma_correction_off.jpg|MR_gamma_correction_on.jpg}}
The first value is the width in pixels, which is required! The second and third are the names of the images that should be used. These images are normal images (uploaded in the TOI-Pedia).
Linking an image to a page
Normally every image is a link to the image page. If you want to use an image to link to an article (page), use the "link=" option:
[[Image:Maya_85.jpg|100px|link=Maya]]
External Video
<videoflash type="vimeo">42090131|640|480</videoflash>
Flash SWF
Flash SWF files can be uploaded normally. To embed them into an article, use the <flash></flash> tags:
You may specify the standard attributes such as "width" and "height", etc within the flash tag just as you would normally do. Note that flash is no longer supported on many devices.
Video
{{Video_tutorial|<jwplayer file="http://video.bk.tudelft.nl/content/video/a2.mp4" image="http://video.bk.tudelft.nl/content/thumb/a2.mp4.jpg" width="420" height="300" title="Video Title" />}}
You can link to a specific timecode by appending #t=?? to the video file url, where ?? is the time in seconds:
{{Video_tutorial|<jwplayer file="http://video.bk.tudelft.nl/content/video/a2.mp4#t=90" image="http://video.bk.tudelft.nl/content/thumb/a2.mp4.jpg" width="420" height="300" title="Video Title" />}}
Video Playlist
{{Video_tutorial|<jwplayer file="http://video.bk.tudelft.nl/playlist/1.xml" playlist="right" width="600" height="300" />}}
Category listing (Tutorials box)
The tutorials box template creates a right-floating container with all articles in a specific category:
{{Tutorials_box|category}}
Table of contents
You can limit the depth of the Table of Contents (TOC) that is displayed:
{{TOCLimit|limit=#}}
- is a number specifying the maximum depth. 2 only shows the main headings zien (==), 3 up to ==, etc.
- ↑ references
