Frequently asked questions: Difference between revisions
→Unanswered questions: I agree that Sevish is a brilliant composer, however wiki pages are supposed to have a neutral tone, and that statement is very opinionated (even though I do agree with it), so a wiki page is not the right place for it. A very good place for a statement like that is your user page. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:User_pages for more information on how user pages work. User pages do not have to be neutral in tone, so you can write stuff like that there |
Technical question and answer about ref tags: something I got stuck on in the past so thought others may too |
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* '''[[Temperament naming|I discovered a new temperament, how should I name it?]]''' | * '''[[Temperament naming|I discovered a new temperament, how should I name it?]]''' | ||
* '''How can I add an inline citation or note?''' | |||
** Use<nowiki> “<ref>The contents of the note</ref>” </nowiki>at the place you want the little superscript number to appear. | |||
*** Use<nowiki> “< /references>” </nowiki>at the place you want the list of references to appear. (If you do not specify this, it will default to the very bottom of the page.) | |||
** If you want to cite the same reference multiple times, give it a name e.g.<nowiki> “<ref name="Bob et al.">The contents of the note</ref>” </nowiki>the first time you use it. | |||
*** Then every subsequent time you can just use<nowiki> <ref name="Bob et al." /> </nowiki>without all the rest. | |||