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* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Redirects Help:Redirects (mediawiki page)]
 
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Redirects Help:Redirects (mediawiki page)]
 
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Categories Help:Categories (mediawiki page)]
 
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Categories Help:Categories (mediawiki page)]
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* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Templates Help:Templates (mediawiki page)]
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* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting Help:Formatting (mediawiki page)]
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** if zones are categories, then a tool can be in a zone, and looking up the zone page would list all the tools in that area.
 
** if zones are categories, then a tool can be in a zone, and looking up the zone page would list all the tools in that area.
 
*ideas for tool categories
 
*ideas for tool categories
** grouped by amount the amount of oversight / training a tool needs I.e. certification, dangerous but self guided, open use. (Sort of a cnc router - table saw - hand saw grouping)
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** purpose / use case:
** grouped by material interface method, mills, saws, lathes, planes, boaring(drills) fixtures (nails, screws) casting, additive manufacturing, welding, abraso…. This can get out of hand pretty fast unless a range/scope can be agreed upon
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***Tools (change materials)
** tools by target material: fabric, wood, plastic, metal… (plenty of tools could belong to more than one of these)
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***measuring/marking (used but don't alter)
** tools by human interface: computer controlled, material fed or guided, hand held, positioned and activated (like a press)
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***materials (consumed by process) maybe link to MSDS and have notices about places they should not be used
 
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** level of training required for tool:  
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***certification (laser, cnc mill)
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***familiarity (table saw, ?3d printer, sewing machine) ?should we have wiki tutorials for these?
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***safety aware (hammer, drill, Dremel tool?)
  
  
* Learn about templates - PS1 example [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/wiki/Formlabs_Form_3_SLA_Printer]
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* Learn about templates - [https://wiki.pumpingstationone.org/wiki/Formlabs_Form_3_SLA_Printer PS1 example]
 
** please limit the use of inline html and css to templates
 
** please limit the use of inline html and css to templates
** pay special attention to noinclude, includeonly, and onlyinclude.  This is how you show what parts of the page should be transcluded vs ignored when the template is called.  
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** pay special attention to '''noinclude''', '''includeonly''', and '''onlyinclude'''.  This is how you show what parts of the page should be transcluded vs ignored when the template is called.  
  
 
==== to do / goals ====
 
==== to do / goals ====
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[[Fiber Laser]]
 
[[Fiber Laser]]
 
[[Rabbit]]
 
[[Rabbit]]
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===infobox testing===
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[[TrialInfobox]]
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it looks like complex infoboxes are built with Scribunto extension using LUA scripting language.
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there may be a way to use a css class and the skin, mediawiki's native programming hooks (like OutputPageBeforeHTML), or a plugin to properly position the info box.
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currently using inline CSS doesn't allow for reflowing of text around the box, so on smaller devices it may cause problems.

Latest revision as of 13:17, 26 July 2025

quick tests and anything else

Quick reference for tonight's work


  • Learn about categories
    • think about the example of the wood lathe and all the hand tools - this should be in woodworking, and the hand tools should be a sub category
    • if zones are categories, then a tool can be in a zone, and looking up the zone page would list all the tools in that area.
  • ideas for tool categories
    • purpose / use case:
      • Tools (change materials)
      • measuring/marking (used but don't alter)
      • materials (consumed by process) maybe link to MSDS and have notices about places they should not be used
    • level of training required for tool:
      • certification (laser, cnc mill)
      • familiarity (table saw, ?3d printer, sewing machine) ?should we have wiki tutorials for these?
      • safety aware (hammer, drill, Dremel tool?)


  • Learn about templates - PS1 example
    • please limit the use of inline html and css to templates
    • pay special attention to noinclude, includeonly, and onlyinclude. This is how you show what parts of the page should be transcluded vs ignored when the template is called.

to do / goals

  • create a “edit primer” focused on essential markup. Link to another page for more complex topics


testing

testing redirect Fiber Laser Rabbit


infobox testing

TrialInfobox

it looks like complex infoboxes are built with Scribunto extension using LUA scripting language.

there may be a way to use a css class and the skin, mediawiki's native programming hooks (like OutputPageBeforeHTML), or a plugin to properly position the info box.

currently using inline CSS doesn't allow for reflowing of text around the box, so on smaller devices it may cause problems.