User:Robert W King/Sandbox

Section 4 - Timeline Table Template (documented in HTML comments)

History of Computing Timeline
+	?? BC		Slamis Tablet
	300 BC-500 AD		Roman Hand Abacus
	~1200 AD		Modern Chinese Abacus
	??		Leonardo Da Vinci writes the "Codex Madrid"

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CSS Test

test

@import url(/wiki?title=User:Robert_W_King/monobook.css);

more test

Template:Bowlingscoresheet

Template:Bowlingscoresheet

Template:Bowlingscoresheet

Form test

STEP 1. Create the "metadata template." It's OK, you don't need to know what this means.  :-)

STEP 2. Create "approval" page.

STEP 3. Create "Talk" page.

STEP 4. Start the article itself!

Table

		<font-size=20>I need a seasoned contributor to help me, I have no idea what to do!				<font-size=20>Skip the upload wizard (for seasoned contributors)
Where did you obtain this media?
I am the author and...		:*...wish people to reuse my Work with few or no restrictions    GOOD TO GO!
		:*...want to upload a Work of professional quality or rarity    GOOD TO GO!
Someone else made it...
		From flickr    GOOD TO GO!
		Wikimedia Commons or Wikipedia - it is an original Work by a Wikimedian, uploaded under their real name    GOOD TO GO!
It came from a publication...
		Some other internet source that features re-usable media    HELP DEVELOP THIS SECTION!  Go to CZ:Media Assets Workgroup/Development.
		A U.S. government online or print publication    HELP DEVELOP THIS SECTION!  Go to CZ:Media Assets Workgroup/Development.
		Some book, newspaper, or other print publication, as a scan or screen capture    HELP DEVELOP THIS SECTION!   Go to CZ:Media Assets Workgroup/Development.
I have permission!
		From someone who has given me written permission to use their copyrighted material    GOOD TO GO!
I am not sure...
		Somewhere else, but its copyright has expired, or I think it may have    HELP DEVELOP THIS SECTION!   Go to CZ:Media Assets Workgroup/Development.
Other:
		I am an author and need to make a fair use (fair dealing) claim
		I am an editor and need to make a fair use (fair dealing) claim

See All media policies

Template bonanza

Cite book

{{{title}}}. 

Cite conference

"{{{title}}}". {{{booktitle}}}.

cite court

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cite encyclopedia

. 

cite journal

"{{{title}}}".

cite news

Template error: argument title is required.

cite paper

Error on call to Template:cite paper: Parameter title must be specified

cite press release

Error on call to Template:cite press release: Parameter title must be specified

cite video

. {{{title}}}

cite web

Error on call to Template:cite web: Parameters url and title must be specified.

cite

{{{author}}}. {{{title}}}. [[{{{publisher}}}]], copyright [[{{{date}}}]].

doi

DOI:{{{id}}}

DSMCR

Note: The American Psychiatric Association, which publishes the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, forbids the unauthorized reproduction of their diagnostic criteria. A narrative of the DSM-IV-TR criteria follows.