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| 1 | ====== Greenstone Manuals ======
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| 3 | ===== Editing The Manuals =====
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| 5 | * You need to be registered and login
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| 6 | * You can only edit English versions of manuals - due to limitation of translation process software
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| 7 | * Feel free to 'discuss' any non-English change requests
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| 8 | * In general use the [[wiki:syntax|Dokuwiki syntax]]
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| 9 | * There are a number of rules that must be followed when editing
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| 10 | * All text strings that require translation should be preceded by a unique identifier, of the form:<code><!-- id:uniqueidentifier -->Text string</code>If not provided the export system will do its best to generate one, and will also ensure that any identifier given is indeed unique (by adding a numeric suffix as necessary)
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| 11 | * If you want HTML comment markers to appear verbatim in the displayed text you have to use a special notation to prevent them being confused with actual HTML comments (that are hidden in the text), like so:<code>%!-- The comment uses percents instead of angle brackets --%</code>
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| 12 | * Special notation for figure captions:<code><imgcaption figure_x|The caption></code>The caption may also include subcaptions, which are assumed to start with (a), (b), (c) etc:<code><imgcaption figure_y|Another caption (a) with subcaption></code>Finally, you can include unique identifiers for caption strings using the same notation as for HTML comments:<code><imgcaption figure_z|%!-- id:cap8 --%Last caption %!-- id:cap8sub1 --%(z) and its subcaption></code>
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| 13 | * Table captions have a special notation similar to figures:<code><tblcaption table_x|The caption></code>
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| 14 | * To reference a figure you link to its caption using the notation:<code><imgref figure_x></code>The reference to a table caption is once again similar:<code><tblref table_x></code>Please note that references to figures and tables only work within the same page |
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