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| * A page's main title heading should be in **H1**, the headings under that **H2**, headings under **H2** should be **H3** etcetera. | * A page's main title heading should be in **H1**, the headings under that **H2**, headings under **H2** should be **H3** etcetera. | ||
| * Don't use horizontal rulers unless necessary (for instance they are not necessary if there is a heading right above or beneath where you want to mark a "new section"). | * Don't use horizontal rulers unless necessary (for instance they are not necessary if there is a heading right above or beneath where you want to mark a "new section"). | ||
| - | * Surround texst strings containing example commands, filenames and computer text with a "code text" markup. For example: ''man rc.inet1.conf''. There is a "TT" button in the button bar above which will insert exactly that markup. | + | * Surround text strings containing example commands, filenames and computer text with a "code text" markup. For example: ''man rc.inet1.conf''. There is a "TT" button in the button bar above which will insert exactly that markup. |
| Here is an example of what a small page could look like, using namespaces for sub pages etc: <code> | Here is an example of what a small page could look like, using namespaces for sub pages etc: <code> | ||
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| ==== In English, Please ==== | ==== In English, Please ==== | ||
| - | English is the primary language of the Slackware Documentation Project. This seems only natural since Slackware Linux has an English-only installer and English-only documentation. The admin team wants to prevent this project from getting stuck in [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confusion_of_tongues|a Babylonian mess]]. | + | English is the primary language of the Slackware Documentation Project. This seems only natural since Slackware Linux has an English-only installer and English-only documentation. The admin team wants to prevent this project from getting stuck in [[wp>Confusion_of_tongues|a Babylonian mess]]. |
| ==== So How Are non-English Contributions Being Handled? ==== | ==== So How Are non-English Contributions Being Handled? ==== | ||
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| - | {{tag>slackdocs tutorial}} | + | {{tag>slackdocs tutorial needs_attention}} |
