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[[User Talk:Pisceesumsprecan]]I'm very interested in what seems to be a double comma in Dalcurian. Although I can guess, what exactly dictates its usage? | |||
Hi! The Table of Contents is automatically generated, so there's nothing we can do about with that in particular, though you can create a box to replace it; the <nowiki><tt>__NOTOC__</tt></nowiki> directive placed anywhere in a page suppresses the automatic Table of Contents, and you can make a box with whatever information or links you like in it. You can put links anywhere in a page, not just at the bottom; if you don't want to go to the trouble to build your own TOC you could use something like Wikipedia's format for subarticles: | Hi! The Table of Contents is automatically generated, so there's nothing we can do about with that in particular, though you can create a box to replace it; the <nowiki><tt>__NOTOC__</tt></nowiki> directive placed anywhere in a page suppresses the automatic Table of Contents, and you can make a box with whatever information or links you like in it. You can put links anywhere in a page, not just at the bottom; if you don't want to go to the trouble to build your own TOC you could use something like Wikipedia's format for subarticles: | ||
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User Talk:PisceesumsprecanI'm very interested in what seems to be a double comma in Dalcurian. Although I can guess, what exactly dictates its usage?
Hi! The Table of Contents is automatically generated, so there's nothing we can do about with that in particular, though you can create a box to replace it; the <tt>__NOTOC__</tt> directive placed anywhere in a page suppresses the automatic Table of Contents, and you can make a box with whatever information or links you like in it. You can put links anywhere in a page, not just at the bottom; if you don't want to go to the trouble to build your own TOC you could use something like Wikipedia's format for subarticles:
Adjectives
Main article: Dal'qörian adjectives
—with summary information in the top page and more detailed information in the linked subpage, or even something like:
Adjectives
—though this is perhaps less intuitive. —Muke Tever | ✎ 16:01, 17 December 2006 (PST)
