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Article template
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The Article Template is intended for use will general interest pages. If you are creating a very specific page, please visit one of our other templates:
TO USE THIS TEMPLATE, COPY THE TEXT IN THE BOX BELOW AND PASTE IT INTO YOUR PAGE
Please replace this and all other paragraphs in this template with your article text or an introduction if your article contains sections. A table of contents will be generated automatically. Please make sure that ALL INSTRUCTIONS on this template are deleted before saving your page. IMAGES You can add other images to your page by editing the following code. To add a picture, you must first upload the file using the "Upload file" link in the "toolbox" on the left of the screen. Then copy the file name of the image for use with this code. [[image:sampleimage.jpg|thumb|optional caption goes here]] ADDING SECTION TITLES Add section titles to your information using double or triple equal signs. ==Optional Section 1== ===Optional Section 1.1=== ===Optional Section 1.2=== ==Optional Section 2== LINKS TO WEB PAGES Links to external pages should be categorized into product pages and external links. Product pages let the user know that they are going to a page with further product information such as an ATWiki product page or to a company product page. External links may be news articles, press releases, partner websites, or any other website that your reader might find relevant to the topic. ==Vendors== Vendor links should go to Vendor pages within ATWiki. An example of a vendor link is below: *[[Vendor Page Title]] ==Product Links== Product links should go to assistivetech.net or to sites or to a manufacturer's site. They may also go to ATWiki product pages. *Title of an external page - http://myexternalpage.com *[[ATWiki Product Page]] ==External Links== External links should be resources that are relevant to the topic. These are not references. *external page title - http://myexternalpage.com REFERENCES Always include reference to back up any claims that might be controversial, any quotes, or information quoted or paraphrased from a reliable source. ==References== References should be marked up. An example of a web page reference is below. *[http://thisreferencewebsite.com Title of the Referenced Work] Publishers Name. Date Posted or Last updated (if known). Accessed on Date Accessed. CATEGORIZING YOUR PAGE Make sure to put your article into the proper categories. For a list of categories, go to "Articles" in the "navigation" box. Select as many categories as is appropriate. List both main categories and subcategories. Categories are marked up as shown below. [[Category:Articles]] <---Keep this category. [[Category:Another Category]] [[Category:Yet Another Category]]
