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Wiki Team/Guide/Categories (view source)
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Articles may be classified according to categories. Proper classification of articles can make searching the wiki much easier.
Articles may be classified according to categories. Proper classification of articles can make searching the wiki much easier.
== For Editors ==
== For Editors ==
To put an article in a category you simply need to add a category link to the article. A category link looks like:
To put an article in a category you simply need to add a category link to the article. A category link looks like:
<code><nowiki>[[Category:Some topic | sort key]]</nowiki></code>
: The optional | ''sort key'' parameter is useful to resort the page link on the category page, for example, to remove leading articles or parent page prefixes.
How you pick the categories is up to you. Be careful to choose reasonable categories that make sense for the subject matter in the wiki. There's no point in having each article in it's own category, or in having all articles in the same category. Use the category mechanism to help divide up the wiki for easier searching.
How you pick the categories is up to you. Be careful to choose reasonable categories that make sense for the subject matter in the wiki. There's no point in having each article in it's own category, or in having all articles in the same category. Use the category mechanism to help divide up the wiki for easier searching.