Help:Subpages
Subpages are part of the MediaWiki page structure. They are separated with a forward slash symbol (/) from a 'parent' page, as is common in other websites. Subpages are used on Appropedia to organize information specific to projects or other pages on Appropedia. Some benefits of this are:
Organize pages by project
[edit | edit source]Subpages allow you to organize content under your project so that other people can find it easily. You can display a list of these pages on the main page of your project only by using Template:List subpages.
For example, this is a list of subpages under the page Global Surgical Training Challenge:
- About
- Appropedia workshop
- Appropedia workshop/demo
- Content Creation Checklist
- Content Creation Prerequisites
- Create
- Explore Modules
- Getting started
- Good Practices For Content Creation
- Map
- Project dashboard
- Search Optimization
- Search Optimization/pt
- Simulation options
- Teams
- Workshop 1
- Workshop 2
- es
- ja
- pt
- ru
- ur
- vi
- zh
Reusing common page names under different projects
[edit | edit source]Subpages allow reusing common names for different projects, such as "design," "bill of materials," and "bibliography." For example, the pages Anisa Foundation parabolic solar hot water heater/Design and Zeer pot refrigeration/Design are named identically but exist under different projects.
Personal pages
[edit | edit source]Subpages allow you to create additional pages under your user page. This can help you organize page drafts or to-do lists. A great example of this is the standard "sandbox" page at Special:MyPage/Sandbox, but you can create subpages with different names as well.
Automatic translations
[edit | edit source]Appropedia is testing the creation of automatic translations, which are stored under subpages named by language code (for example, en for English and es for Spanish). You can see a list of these at Category:Automatic translations.
See also
[edit | edit source]- {{list subpages}} template to display all the subpages for a specific page.