Xenharmonic Wiki:Article guidelines: Difference between revisions

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== Inline styling ==

Don't try to hard-code the intended visual style in the article namespace by adding lots of <code><nowiki><span style="..."></nowiki></code> code. The readability will decrease if everybody uses their ~~personally~~ style. It's also hard to edit a page if you don't understand how it is constructed. If you find something that looks really bad try to find the responsible CSS clause for it or ask an organizer or administrator to do so. If bugs in the CSS style get fixed, this will make more than one user happy.

Don't try to hard-code the intended visual style in the article namespace by adding lots of <code><nowiki><span style="..."></nowiki></code> code. The readability will decrease if everybody uses their personal style. It's also hard to edit a page if you don't understand how it is constructed. If you find something that looks really bad try to find the responsible CSS clause for it or ask an organizer or administrator to do so. If bugs in the CSS style get fixed, this will make more than one user happy.

Another way to get a special layout into articles or article sections is to use templates. If the requested [[Help:template|template]] isn't available, ask an experienced user to build one for you.

== Heading levels ==

Within articles, use from H2 (<code>== Title ==</code>) for the highest level down to H6 (<code>====== sub sub sub sub heading ======</code>), whereas try to avoid to much sub sections. To go down to H4 will often be enough, most articles will only use H2 levels.

Within articles, use from H2 (<code>== Title ==</code>) for the highest level down to H6 (<code>====== sub sub sub sub heading ======</code>), whereas try to avoid too much sub sections. To go down to H4 will often be enough, most articles will only use H2 levels.

== See also ==

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 == Inline styling ==
-Don't try to hard-code the intended visual style in the article namespace by adding lots of <code><nowiki><span style="..."></nowiki></code> code. The readability will decrease if everybody uses their personally style. It's also hard to edit a page if you don't understand how it is constructed. If you find something that looks really bad try to find the responsible CSS clause for it or ask an organizer or administrator to do so. If bugs in the CSS style get fixed, this will make more than one user happy.
+Don't try to hard-code the intended visual style in the article namespace by adding lots of <code><nowiki><span style="..."></nowiki></code> code. The readability will decrease if everybody uses their personal style. It's also hard to edit a page if you don't understand how it is constructed. If you find something that looks really bad try to find the responsible CSS clause for it or ask an organizer or administrator to do so. If bugs in the CSS style get fixed, this will make more than one user happy.
 Another way to get a special layout into articles or article sections is to use templates. If the requested [[Help:template|template]] isn't available, ask an experienced user to build one for you.
 == Heading levels ==
-Within articles, use from H2 (<code>== Title ==</code>) for the highest level down to H6 (<code>====== sub sub sub sub heading ======</code>), whereas try to avoid to much sub sections. To go down to H4 will often be enough, most articles will only use H2 levels.
+Within articles, use from H2 (<code>== Title ==</code>) for the highest level down to H6 (<code>====== sub sub sub sub heading ======</code>), whereas try to avoid too much sub sections. To go down to H4 will often be enough, most articles will only use H2 levels.
 == See also ==