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Colon

1. Pass 1
1.1. WordCheck
1.2. Read (in horizonta
1.3. Fix scannos, typos
1.4. words on Right mar
1.6. Translate foreign
4.10. Science/Math: x(multiply) · (mid-dot) ° (degrees) ′ ″ (prime, double prime) Diacritic Sensitive Essential Maths for Proofers

SPACEs - Most compact vertical 

1. Pass 1
1.1. WordCheck
1.2. Read (in horizonta
1.3. Fix scannos, typos
1.4. words on Right mar
1.6. Translate foreign 
4.10. Science/Math: x(multiply) · (mid-dot)  ° (degrees) ′ ″ (prime, double prime) Diacritic Sensitive Essential Maths for Proofers

NOWIKI
1. Pass 1 1.1. WordCheck 1.2. Read (in horizonta 1.3. Fix scannos, typos 1.4. words on Right mar 1.6. Translate foreign 4.10. Science/Math: x(multiply) · (mid-dot) ° (degrees) ′ ″ (prime, double prime) Diacritic Sensitive [[DP_Official_Documentation:Proofreading/Essential_Maths_for_Proofers|Essential Maths for Proofers]]

KBD BOLD
RED if Left-aligned

This if space before
This if space before
This if space before
This if colon before
This if colon before
This if colon before


This if BR and Bold
1. Pass 1
1.1. WordCheck
1.2. Read (in horizontal preview).
1.3. Fix scannos, typos
1.4. words on Right margin - read vertically and compare -- Optional 1.5. words on left
1.6. Translate foreign to 1st language (translate.google.com very good at catching scannos like "Que vous oUt" vs correct "Que vous oNt"
4.10. Science/Math: x(multiply) · (mid-dot) ° (degrees) ′ ″ (prime, double prime) Diacritic Sensitive Essential Maths for Proofers

LoFE Sandbox 1

Here is the complete text of The Library of Formatting Examples. You can search it with your Browser, and when you find what you need, you can use the link above what you found to display the actual example.
The Changelog for the Library is HERE.

Updated: 3/8/2025 8:51:51 PM


01 Italics 101-00A                 Updated  2011/06/17

101-00A.png 
well-informed persons who adhere to correct
speech.

A <i>shaft</i> is a truly vertical mine passage
[*** simple markup: a word mid-sentence.]

[*** ********************  INTRODUCTION  *********************]
[*** We begin with Italics because it is the most common kind ]
[*** of formatting we find in most projects. The reasons why  ]
[*** we format italics as we do also apply to the other       ]
[*** in-line formatting markups that we use.                  ]
[***                                                          ]
[*** Many formatting decisions involve whether to place       ]
[*** punctuation (especially periods) INSIDE or OUTSIDE the   ]
[*** in-line markups, so most of these commented examples     ]
[*** will focus on the proper placement of punctuation.       ]
[***                                                          ]
[*** TIP: You can make these examples larger or smaller by    ]
[***      ZOOMING with your Browser. Also, in most Browsers,  ]
[***      pressing F11 will toggle full-screen mode to let    ]
[***      you see more of the taller examples.                ]
[*** *********************************************************]


01 Italics 101-00B                 Updated  2011/04/22

101-00B.png 
[*** Throughout these examples, we will use the term "complete sentence" to refer to any]
[*** stand-alone, independent clause, even if it doesn't contain both a subject and a predicate.]
[*** This complete sentence is in italics, so its period goes INSIDE the markup tags.]

2. <i>Gross interest must be distinguished from net interest.</i>
The forms of wealth yielding incomes are so mutable, and
are used under such complicated conditions, that both in


Image Size

Image Size Sandbox

Mixed BQ NoWrap Quote Centered List
Round Scan / Proofread Preview
F1, F2
More 098 f1 scan and markup
More 098 f1 format preview

References From https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images/size

  • size varies by format
  • size IGNORED by format frame
  • size reducable - format thumb
  • size reducable - format frameless
  • size varies IF format is NOT specified, or ONLY bordered


Image Size References

From https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images/size

  • size varies by format
  • size IGNORED by format frame
  • size reducable - format thumb
  • size reducable - format frameless
  • size varies IF format is NOT specified, or ONLY bordered


Can I control the size of an image from another website?

Reference: mediawiki Help:Images Size_and_frame

  • [http://url.for/some/image.png] Image not rendered
  • With a table ? No.
This column is 101px This column is 201px This column is 20px
This column is 101px This column is 201px, but the picture does not shrink 105-06A.png This column is 2000px, but the picture does not grow 105-06A.png This column is 20px


Images from External sources - Resize by enclosing in a table cell? No.
Link Image Code
https://www.pgdp.net/projects/projectID4d5c4875855d0/105-06A.png 105-06A.png | style="width: 50%"| https://www.pgdp.net/projects/projectID4d5c4875855d0/105-06A.png
Images from External sources - Resize by enclosing in a table cell? No.
Link Image Code
https://www.pgdp.net/projects/projectID4d5c4875855d0/105-06A.png 105-06A.png | style="height: 1000px"| https://www.pgdp.net/projects/projectID4d5c4875855d0/105-06A.png

Examples

Size by Format
none frameless thumb
Example.jpg
Example.jpg
Example.jpg
<redacted - too big>
More 098 f1 scan and markup
More 098 f1 scan and markup
Example Example Example
Mixed BQ NoWrap Quote Centered List
Round Scan / Proofread Preview
F1, F2
More 098 f1 scan and markup
More 098 f1 format preview

References

Userboxes

Userboxes

This is just my sandbox.

mediawiki lists C

  1. Coffee
  2. Tea
  3. Coca Cola


Apartment, n.
An execution context grouping one or more threads with one or more COM objects.
Flat, n.
A deflated tire.
Home, n.
The user's login directory.


  1. first list item
    1. nested list item
    2. nest2
  2. hi ho hi ho
    1. a listing
    2. we will go
    3. a typing
    1. again
    2. and again

mediawiki lists A

  1. First numbered item
  2. Second numbered item
    1. L2 First numbered item
    2. L2 Second numbered item
    3. L2 Third numbered item
  3. Third numbered item


  1. First numbered item
  2. Second numbered item
  3. Third numbered item


Start at number 5

  1. Fifth numbered item
  2. Sixth numbered item
  3. Seventh numbered item


Start at number 5

  1. Fifth numbered item
  2. Sixth numbered item
  3. Seventh numbered item


  1. level 1
  2. level 1 second
    1. level 2 a
    2. level 2 b
  3. level 1 Third
  4. level 1 Fourth


li:first-child {counter-reset: item;} /* reset counter */ li {counter-increment: item;} /* increment counter */ li:before {content:counters(item, ".") ". "; font-weight:bold;} /* print counter */


li li:before { 

 counter-increment: item;
 content: counter(item) ". ";

}

mediawiki lists B

  1. outside
  2. first
    1. level2
    2. second


 columns-list not installed here
 {{columns-list|colwidth=10em|
 # a
 # b
 # c
 # d 
 # e
 }}
  1. Item1
    2. Something
  1. Item2
    2. <source lang=javascript> var a = 1; </source>


thing one thing two thing you know thing who


  1. thing one
  2. thing two
  3. thing you know
  4. thing who


  • thing one
  • thing two
  • thing you know
  • thing who


  1. Item1
    Somestuff
  2. Item2

With little shovels

FULLPAGENAME User:BobNearSeattle/SandBox

try safesubst Diffs That Don't Matter#Formatting Round - breaks TOC

When trying to learn and improve our proofing or formatting, it can be frustrating to see DIFF after DIFF on a Page Detail page. (See Checking your diffs for more details.) It can be hard to come to grasp with the fact that some Diffs Just Don't Matter. These DIFFS will not count against you if you are trying to qualify for an upper round. The people who check the Qualifying Projects are fully aware of these type of DIFFS. Usually these DIFFS are simply preferences of the next proofer or formatter in line. Here are some of the common ones:

Proofing Rounds

  • A blank line added or removed at the top of the page before:
    • Title page
    • Chapter heading
    • Section heading
    • Illustration caption
    • Book division page (such as the Table of Contents or Half-Title page
  • Extra spaces between words. Some proofers find it easier to proof a page that doesn't have extraneous spaces in the text.
  • Blank lines added between items on a list.
  • Blank lines removed from items in a list.
  • Slight adjustment of columns in a table. For some proofers, it is easier to proof text that looks more like the picture than what the OCR Software came up with when it tried to interpret the page. Some proofers aren't daunted by items scattered all over the page.
  • Proofer's Notes for something you'd be unlikely to know such as:
  Tomstown was founded in 1953[**I live in Tomstown and it was 1954.]
  • Removing formatting (unless you were the one that added it, of course)

Formatting Round

  • Putting the signature in a separate markup from the poem.
  • Putting the blank line needed to separate a stanza on a new page from a continued poem on the page before the opening /*.
  • Putting the blank line needed to separate a stanza on a new page from a continued poem on the page after the opening /*.
  • Putting a blank line before Illustration markup.
  • Putting one or two or four blank lines before THE END.
  • Putting THE END in no wrap markup.

See also

Images again

New PDF From Images.png
test1alt
test1

Sand

Images - even more experiments

105-05A.png
105-05A.png
105-05A.png
105-05A.png
105-05A.png
105-05A.png is
a table

From: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Images#Link_to_an_image If it is enabled on your wiki (see Manual:$wgAllowExternalImages), you can also embed external images. To do that, simply insert the image's URL: http://url.for/some/image.png

Embedded images can be resized by the CSS transform property. They also may be formatted by surrounding MediaWiki markup or HTML/CSS code.

If this wiki option is not enabled, the image will not be embedded but rendered as a textual link to the external site, just like above, unless the site's Manual:$wgAllowExternalImagesFrom has a value.

It is also possible to use InstantCommons or other shared file repositories to load files from other wikis, which are treated as if they were local images.

Plain 105-05A.png

Subscript 105-05A.png

Superscript 105-05A.png

Italic 105-05A.png

Image Gallery Experiments

File:Https://www.pgdp.net/wiki/Https://www.pgdp.net/d/code images/page header/en US/F1.jpg

GALLERY START

GALLERY END

Image Experiments Working and Partial

FILE [file:105-05A.png]

Image [Image:105-05A.png]

Media [1]

Media [[2]]

2 bracket [[3]]

PLAIN 105-05A.png

fail no render: Span syntax 0 with border 2 : [4]]

fail no render: Span syntax 0 with border 1 : https://www.pgdp.net/d/code_images/page_header/en_US/P1.jpg|border|50px]

Works: Span syntax 0: P1.jpg


Todo: Try https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52291175/span-should-have-width-and-height-of-child-img

Span with IMG : <img src="F1.jpg"></img>

Note: The span element is an inline element in HTML. You can not specify a width and height for an inline element.


fail: Span with IMG Width: F1.jpg

fail: Span with IMG Width: P1.jpg

fail no render: 2 square bracket image with fullurl syntax: [[5]]

fail no render: 2 square bracket image syntax: [[6]]


Works: Span syntax 1: P1.jpg

Works: Span syntax 2: P2.jpg

Partial no link: fullurl with link syntax: P1.jpg

Works: bare url syntax: P1.jpg

Image Experiments Old and Fail

fail of image render: square bracket syntax: [7]

fail of image render: fullurl with curly bracket and square bracket syntax: [8]


fail of image render: fullurl with link syntax 2: [9]

fail of image render: fullurl with link syntax 3: P1.jpg

Image Tag

fail: Image tag: [Image:F1.jpg]

fail: Image tag: [Image:F1.jpg]

Old stuff

Works: Plain link: F1.jpg


fail: http with file systax: https://www.pgdp.net/d/code_images/page_header/en_US/F1.jpg%7Cthumb

fail: double brackets: [[10]]


fail: nowiki https://www.pgdp.net/projects/projectID4d5c4875855d0/119-00A.png

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