====== Interaction with website ====== Brainstorming: * Input into website forms * Interacting with consent: link Privacy:Consent * How many subpages (refer Tobias Urban) * /* This is a comment not visible on the page. It outlines the syntax (for more, go to https://measuretheweb.org/wiki/syntax), especially that related to bibliography. Remove it once you created the page. If you use any citations (documented at bottom), keep the References section. ===== Header Level 2 ===== ==== Header Level 3 ==== === Links === External links are recognized automatically: www.google.com, but if you want a link text: [[http://www.google.com|This Link points to google]]. Internal links are created by using square brackets. You can either just give a [[pagename]] or use an additional [[pagename|link text]]. === Lists === Lists and their levels are decided by indentation (2 spaces = 1 level) - this is 1. item - 2. item - nested a. item * bullet-point item === Code === For a short inline monospace, use ''double quote''. For proper code (but in a separate paragraph), use '''': string = "World" print(f'Hello {string}') For large code, use '''', it will make code downloadable. For instance: === Figures === To use floats, you have to use the '''' tag. For instance, the following will create figure on the right side 50% large: {{PATH_TO_FILE|ALT_TEXT}}
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*/ ====== References ====== /* To insert citations, follow these steps: - Verify the BibTeX entry exists in https://measuretheweb.org/literature/bibliography. If not, add it there. - Use {[CitationKey]} where needed in the text; it will render as a numbered reference. - Keep this section unchanged to display the bibliography. If any step fails, a purple warning will appear on the preview page. */ /* This enables discussion under this article. */ ~~DISCUSSION~~