TinWiki:How to use headersFrom TinWiki.orgHeaders are used to separate an article into sections in the cases where some structuring of the article text may be helpful for organizing the content. Headers should be properly formatted. The article introduction does not need a header. Note that an index will be created automatically if there are four or more headers. First, second, third header, and so on, should each have the same formatting. That is to say, they should have only two equal signs on either side. However, if you decide there needs to be a sub-header under the first header -- not a second header, but a sub-header -- then three equal signs are used. Example:
[edit] ColorsColors are nice. Here are some info on a couple of them. [edit] RedRed is a very visible color. Humans may be alarmed by this color, since it is the color of blood, which may indicate physical harm. [edit] BlueBlue is a more relaxed and calm color than red. Blue is the color of the sky. [edit] GreenGreen is also a fairly relaxed color. Vegetation, trees and leaves are green. [edit] NumbersNumbers are useful tools for everyday use, and in science. Here's some info on some. [edit] ZeroZero is an extremely useful number that came along relatively late, and its introduction was surrounded with some controversy. [edit] OneOne is the first number, and in the binary system, it is the only digit, except for zero. [edit] TwoTwo is a very interesting number. Two makes possible relationship. For example sexual reproduction, as in humans, takes two sexes -- male and female. Other dualities are cold/hot, and light/dark, and off/on as in the binary number system which computers are based on, where the number zero means off, and the number one means on. |
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