Howto Create Content

Creating From A Template:

The layout of information for each page is already setup for you. All you have to do is list the information in a way that the template will understand.

Listing your information is quite easy. The content in the template is split up into a series of fields, and looks at your page to fill those fields.

Each field should start on a new line. At the end of each field, should be appended a divider (four equal signs "====") on a new line. It's that simple. Just make sure you understand what order your information needs to go in, or you may end up with content in the wrong spots.

Example:

Content Field 1
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Content Field 2
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If there are only two fields in the template then this text will not be displayed anywhere.
====
This divider is unnecessary if there are only two fields.
(Avoid putting text on the same line as a divider. They are called dividers for a reason.)

If your page doesn't look the way you want it to, you can always edit it again, because this is a wiki after all.

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Creating A Game:

If you type the name of your game in the appropriate sidebar item, a page will be created in the game section automatically. The filename and the page title of your game should be similar, if not the same.

Once you have your page created, there are six fields of information to edit on the page:

1. Times: The days and hours your game will run
2. Locale: Where your game will meet
3. System: What the name of the game is (D&D, Whitewolf, Munchkin, etc)
4. Players: The min - max number of people you want to play with you
5. Rules: Any extra rules applied to the game out of the box (Good spot for Levels, Points, Expansions, etc)
6. Background: Put any extra information for you game here, especially arching plots

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Creating An Event:

If you type the name of your event in the appropriate sidebar item, a page will be created in the event section automatically. The filename and the page title of your event should be similar, if not the same.

Once you have your page created, there are six fields of information to edit on the page:

1. Link: Link back to a facebook event if you have one
2. Start: What date and time your event starts
3. End: What date and time your event ends
4. Locale: Where your event will be held
5. Notes: Any important information you need to convey (ex. "BYOB", or "wear a costume", or "car drivers wanted", etc.)
6. Description: Put as many other details here as you can in order to describe why this event is scheduled and what attendees can expect.

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