In Ohio MARCS IP: Westcom Westshore Radio IDs - The RadioReference Wiki is there a way to make the Police and Fire sections separately editable (clickable edit on the top right of the section) rather than one edit for the whole thing?
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Nope, not the number, but the lack of in the original document.
The number of = changes subheadings.
Usually the Main Topic would be One =
with a subtopic of the first Main could have Two =
Just like using the ' (apostrophe)
more than once can change a word
ie: Three ' on each end of a word tends to BOLD the word
The number of = changes subheadings.
Usually the Main Topic would be One =
with a subtopic of the first Main could have Two =
Just like using the ' (apostrophe)
more than once can change a word
ie: Three ' on each end of a word tends to BOLD the word
Hmmm. So it's the number of "='s" ?
I didn't originate the page, and the ones I did had more than two sections so it automagically divided them
I made some edits to keep the page more in keeping with our "style".
Two to four equal signs (=) before and after a line of text make that line a section heading and what follows that line of text a section. The number of equal signs on either side of a header have to match. The format of the header is determined by the default formats we have defined for our Wiki, so please don't alter them with additional formatting commands as that would deviate from our style.
Two equal signs is a section. Three equal signs is a subsection. Four equal signs is a sub-subsection.
If your article has four or more sections, you automatically get a Table of Contents.
Wiki mark-up does not follow HTML mark-up rules, though there are a few common symbols.
Some general info about the RR Wiki can be found here: RR Wiki User's Guide - The RadioReference Wiki
More info about editing RR Wiki articles can be found here:
Quick guide to editing pages - The RadioReference Wiki
Two to four equal signs (=) before and after a line of text make that line a section heading and what follows that line of text a section. The number of equal signs on either side of a header have to match. The format of the header is determined by the default formats we have defined for our Wiki, so please don't alter them with additional formatting commands as that would deviate from our style.
Two equal signs is a section. Three equal signs is a subsection. Four equal signs is a sub-subsection.
If your article has four or more sections, you automatically get a Table of Contents.
Wiki mark-up does not follow HTML mark-up rules, though there are a few common symbols.
Some general info about the RR Wiki can be found here: RR Wiki User's Guide - The RadioReference Wiki
More info about editing RR Wiki articles can be found here:
Quick guide to editing pages - The RadioReference Wiki
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