Help:Editing

Sections

To make a new section in a wiki that will be automatically added to the contents menu at the top of the article, use this syntax:

==Top Level Section==
===Second Level Subsection===
====Third Level Subsection==== 

etc...

These will appear as large headers, and will show themselves on the menu like this:

1 Top Level Section
    1.1 Second Level Section
    1.2 Second Level Section
          1.2.1 Third Level Section
    1.3 Second Level Sectionv
2 Top Level Section

Adding Icons

To add icons to pages, use the <aodb></aodb> tag.

Example, to show the icon for a lock pick, you would do: <aodb>156639</aodb>
Which shows up as:

To make the icon smaller, you may pass along mediawiki image formatting via the "opts" attribute: <aodb opts="24px">156639</aodb>
Example:

To show the item's name next to the icon: <aodb sidetitle="true">156639</aodb>
Example: Personal Lock Pick (The name of the item references to the wiki page for it.)
Optionally, setting the sidetitle value to "xyphos", will link the item's name to AOItems's item site, instead of a link to a wiki page. Such as this:
<aodb sidetitle="aoi">156639</aodb> Personal Lock Pick
To show the item's name with link to AOItems but no icon: <aodb icon="false">156639</aodb>
Example: Personal Lock Pick

Other attributes are:

• To Prevent the icon from being a link, add: link="false"
• To link to a specific QL: ql="24"
• To use a different db site: site="auno"
• To use Medawiki image markup, pass them through the opts="" attribute. seperating the options with |, such as: opts="24px|right"
• To have no icon at all: icon="false"

Options for sidetitle include:

• aoitems (or aoi)
• auno
• xyhpos
• aodbus
• db (this will point to the default the wiki uses, currently aoitems)

See Syntax for other scripts to display Icons and links.