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====<span style="color:purple">Primer on '''Basic Mediawiki Formatting'''</span>==== | ====<span style="color:purple">Primer on '''Basic Mediawiki Formatting'''</span>==== | ||
* [http://tmbw.net/wiki/Basic_Wiki_Formatting Clear Primer on Basic Wikimedia Formatting] | * [http://tmbw.net/wiki/Basic_Wiki_Formatting Clear Primer on Basic Wikimedia Formatting] | ||
+ | * [http://www.slideshare.net/mobile/rajeshsingamsetty/media-wiki-training-material Mediawiki Quick Guide] | ||
* [http://wiki.c2.com/?TextFormattingRules Wiki Formatting Advice] | * [http://wiki.c2.com/?TextFormattingRules Wiki Formatting Advice] | ||
+ | * [http://meta.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Advanced_editing#Text_formatting_.E2.80.94_controlling_how_it_looks Help: Advanced Editing with examples] | ||
* [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style Wikipedia:Manual of Style.] <span style="color:blue">Poj.Fm generally agrees with the [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style Wikipedia: Manual of Style.] However, [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia Wikipedia] must consider how to format writing conventions '''from an international point of view''', and as a consequence bills themselves as a '''multilingual website'''. While PoJ.Fm welcomes input from around the globe, it still '''follows American English conventions''' regarding '''vocabularies''' and '''spellings of words'''. Hence, Poj.Fm uses the American spelling of the word "judgment," as an example, and removes the letter "e" from the British, Indian, Australian, and Canadian spelling of their word with the very same meaning, "judgement." </span> | * [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style Wikipedia:Manual of Style.] <span style="color:blue">Poj.Fm generally agrees with the [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style Wikipedia: Manual of Style.] However, [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia Wikipedia] must consider how to format writing conventions '''from an international point of view''', and as a consequence bills themselves as a '''multilingual website'''. While PoJ.Fm welcomes input from around the globe, it still '''follows American English conventions''' regarding '''vocabularies''' and '''spellings of words'''. Hence, Poj.Fm uses the American spelling of the word "judgment," as an example, and removes the letter "e" from the British, Indian, Australian, and Canadian spelling of their word with the very same meaning, "judgement." </span> | ||
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===<span style="color:teal">'''Text Formatting'''</span>=== | ===<span style="color:teal">'''Text Formatting'''</span>=== | ||
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+ | ====<u>Underlining</u>==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | <span style="color:blue">Underline by placing text to be underlined between span tags that use a "u" like this: <nowiki><u>underlined</u></nowiki> so you get this: <u>underlined</u>. | ||
+ | |||
+ | <span style="color:blue">Apparently you can also get underlining by using the insert span tags like this: <nowiki><ins>underlined</ins></nowiki> so you get this: <ins>underlined</ins>. | ||
+ | |||
+ | ---- | ||
====<span style="color:purple">Example of '''FONT SIZE''' and '''COLOR CODING''' (with words and hexadecimal coding formatting)</span>==== | ====<span style="color:purple">Example of '''FONT SIZE''' and '''COLOR CODING''' (with words and hexadecimal coding formatting)</span>==== | ||
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* [http://www.echoecho.com/htmlhexcolors.htm Echoecho.com's Tutorial on hexadecimal colors] | * [http://www.echoecho.com/htmlhexcolors.htm Echoecho.com's Tutorial on hexadecimal colors] | ||
+ | |||
+ | ---- | ||
+ | |||
+ | ===<span style="color:fuchsia">'''Pantone's Colors of the Year 2000-2019'''</span>=== | ||
+ | |||
+ | [[file:PantoneColorOfYear2009_2000.jpeg|link=http://www.pantone.com/color-intelligence/color-of-the-year/color-of-the-year-2019]] <br/> | ||
+ | |||
+ | [[file:PantoneColorOfYear2010_2019.jpeg|link=http://www.pantone.com/color-intelligence/color-of-the-year/color-of-the-year-2019]] <br/> | ||
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* <span style="color:yellow">'''Yellow.''' Yellow. </span> | * <span style="color:yellow">'''Yellow.''' Yellow. </span> | ||
− | * <span style="color:# | + | * <span style="color:#F2F944">'''bubbling yellow''' bubbling yellow</span> |
− | + | ||
* <span style="color:#F5E84D">'''Crowning yellow''' Crowning yellow</span> | * <span style="color:#F5E84D">'''Crowning yellow''' Crowning yellow</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FCEB20">'''bubing yellow''' bubing yellow</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FEE900">'''WSOP bubble yellow''' WSOP bubble yellow</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FCE801">'''Shaw yellow''' Shaw yellow</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#EDDE10">'''Crow yellow''' Crow yellow</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FCE247">'''Monterey yellow''' Monterey yellow</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#F4DC00">'''Crowning darker yellow''' Crowning darker yellow</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#F0D812">'''time yellow''' time yellow</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FEE038">'''WSOP power yellow''' WSOP power yellow</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FFDE05">'''WSOP now yellow''' WSOP now yellow</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FFDE37">'''WSOP fix yellow''' WSOP fix yellow</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FCDB80">'''turing yellow''' turing yellow</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FEC709">'''timetogo yellow''' timetogo yellow</span> ** | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FCC827">'''tubing yellow''' tubing yellow</span> | ||
|} | |} | ||
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* <span style="color:orange">'''Orange.''' Orange. </span> | * <span style="color:orange">'''Orange.''' Orange. </span> | ||
− | * <span style="color:# | + | * <span style="color:#FFB966">'''WSOP orange light''' WSOP orange light</span> |
− | * <span style="color:# | + | * <span style="color:#F2B601">'''nev orange''' nev orange</span> |
+ | * <span style="color:#EA9E5C">'''WSOP dark orange''' WSOP dark orange</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#F99318">'''less Crow orange''' less Crow orange</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FA8726">'''Crow orange''' Crow orange</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FC8C4F">'''WSOP new orange''' WSOP new orange</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FE8400">'''WSOP bop orange''' WSOP bop orange</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#F88C4A">'''WSOP power orange''' WSOP power orange</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#EE7F14">'''WSOP orange''' WSOP orange</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FE7200">'''WSOP cringe orange''' WSOP cringe orange</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#F5750D">'''WSOP nex orange''' WSOP nex orange</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#E86208">'''WSOP china orange''' WSOP china orange</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#F36537">'''WSOP nuts orange''' WSOP nuts orange</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#D77034">'''WSOP energy orange''' WSOP energy orange</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#D77434">'''WSOP energy2 orange''' WSOP energy2 orange</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#F43F00">'''WSOP old orange''' WSOP old orange</span> ** | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#DA3A17">'''WSOP turkey orange''' WSOP turkey orange</span> | ||
+ | |||
|} | |} | ||
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* <span style="color:tan">'''Tan.''' Tan. </span> | * <span style="color:tan">'''Tan.''' Tan. </span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#E4BC64">'''WSOP light tan''' WSOP light tan</span> * | ||
* <span style="color:#D3BB9F">tan </span> | * <span style="color:#D3BB9F">tan </span> | ||
* <span style="color:#D2BB99">tan </span> | * <span style="color:#D2BB99">tan </span> | ||
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* <span style="color:#E09540">'''Butterscotch'''. butterscotch. </span> | * <span style="color:#E09540">'''Butterscotch'''. butterscotch. </span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#D58D3B">'''WSOP tan butterscotch''' WSOP tan butterscotch</span> * | ||
* <span style="color:#F4A413">'''Crow butterscotch''' Crow butterscotch </span> * | * <span style="color:#F4A413">'''Crow butterscotch''' Crow butterscotch </span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FFCC16">'''WSOP butterscotch''' WSOP butterscotch</span> ** | ||
|} | |} | ||
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* <span style="color:pink">'''Pink.''' Pink. </span> | * <span style="color:pink">'''Pink.''' Pink. </span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#EDBFCE">'''WSOP coping light pink''' WSOP coping light pink</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#F7CABA">'''robin light pink''' robin light pink</span> | ||
* <span style="color:#FC0FC0">pink. </span> | * <span style="color:#FC0FC0">pink. </span> | ||
* <span style="color:#FB607F">pink. </span> | * <span style="color:#FB607F">pink. </span> | ||
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* <span style="color:magenta">'''Magenta'''. Magenta </span> | * <span style="color:magenta">'''Magenta'''. Magenta </span> | ||
− | * <span style="color:# | + | * <span style="color:#FF0076">'''knot red''' knot red</span> * |
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|} | |} | ||
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* <span style="color:red">'''Red.''' Red. </span> ** | * <span style="color:red">'''Red.''' Red. </span> ** | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FF3B58">'''cranky red''' cranky red</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FC319A">'''timetoleave red pink''' timetoleave red pink</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FF0076">'''knot red''' knot red</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#EF3708">'''WSOP orange red''' WSOP orange red</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#F51660">'''WSOP bo red''' WSOP bo red</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FF0019">'''WSOP fire red''' WSOP fire red</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FF0027">'''WSOP fire2 red''' WSOP fire2 red</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FF2C39">'''WSOP fire3 red''' WSOP fire3 red</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#E2384B">'''WSOP banana red''' WSOP banana red</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#E71D45">'''WSOP gooey red''' WSOP gooey red</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#DA1946">'''MLW red''' MLW red</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#DA1A3D">'''maybe red''' maybe red</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#B12F2B">'''bubing red''' bubing red</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#C22C37">'''brisk red''' brisk red</span> | ||
* <span style="color:#C50B1D">'''Crow red''' Crow red</span> ** | * <span style="color:#C50B1D">'''Crow red''' Crow red</span> ** | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#BA2E2B">'''WSOP fired red''' WSOP fired red</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#BC0012">'''WSOP founders red''' WSOP founders red</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#A12533">'''WSOP br red''' WSOP br red</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#A62430">'''WSOP en red''' WSOP en red</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#A92530">'''WSOP brown red''' WSOP brown red</span> * | ||
|} | |} | ||
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* <span style="color:green">'''Green.''' Green. </span> | * <span style="color:green">'''Green.''' Green. </span> | ||
− | * <span style="color:#009900">''' | + | * <span style="color:#C5E979">'''sola light green''' sola light green</span> |
− | * <span style="color:# | + | * <span style="color:#BCBA3B">'''WSOP bop pea green''' WSOP bop pea green</span> |
+ | * <span style="color:#97C495">'''WSOP sinful green''' WSOP sinful green</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#9ABF72">'''WSOP fire light green''' WSOP fire light green</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#74b474">'''Crow green''' Crow green</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#AADB75">'''soland green''' soland green</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#9EB134">'''WSOP gren green''' WSOP gren green</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#76BA67">'''WSOP nast green''' WSOP nast green</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#96E215">'''WSOP lime green''' WSOP lime green</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#7FFB7E">'''WSOP bright green''' WSOP bright green</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#63D35F">'''WSOP now green''' WSOP now green</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#42B501">'''WSOP green''' WSOP green</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#33B300">'''can green''' can green</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#21A035">'''odor green''' odor green</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#009900">'''row green''' row green</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#189372">'''round green''' round green</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#299573">'''turing green''' turing green</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#4C685B">'''WSOP finger green''' WSOP finger green</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#226464">'''Louis green''' Louis green</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#2A4A31">'''WSOP dark green''' WSOP dark green</span> * | ||
|} | |} | ||
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* <span style="color:blue">'''Blue.''' blue. </span> | * <span style="color:blue">'''Blue.''' blue. </span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#94E6EF">'''WSOP light blue''' WSOP light blue</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#6AA4D0">'''Odor blue''' odor blue. </span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#2680BA">'''bonnner blue''' bonner blue</span> | ||
* <span style="color:#77AABB">'''Crow green blue''' Crow green blue</span> | * <span style="color:#77AABB">'''Crow green blue''' Crow green blue</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#52A8AD">'''WSOP grr blue''' WSOP grr blue</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#00A4B4">'''MLW blue''' MLW blue</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#00BDBE">'''cranky blue''' cranky blue </span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#1C4AED">'''turkeyday blue''' turkeyday blue</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#00616D">'''MLW dark green blue''' MLW dark green blue</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#005F74">'''WSOP bo blue''' WSOP bo blue</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#6B9EF0">'''WSOP fire light blue''' WSOP fire light blue</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#5A77D5">'''WSOP simple blue''' WSOP simple blue</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#2360C8">'''WSOP nanny blue''' WSOP nanny blue</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#1C559A">'''Louis blue''' Louis blue</span> | ||
* <span style="color:#074EAC">'''Tractor blue'''. Tractor 🚜 blue </span> | * <span style="color:#074EAC">'''Tractor blue'''. Tractor 🚜 blue </span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#245B6D">'''bubing dull blue''' bubing dull blue</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#2d1d86">'''WSOP power blue''' WSOP power blue</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#130084">'''WSOP dark blue''' WSOP dark blue</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#05315B">'''WSOP lightning blue''' WSOP lightning blue</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#2A015F">'''WSOP grod dark purple blue''' WSOP grod dark purple blue</span> | ||
|} | |} | ||
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* <span style="color:purple">'''Purple.''' Purple. </span> | * <span style="color:purple">'''Purple.''' Purple. </span> | ||
− | * <span style="color:#BD8CC1">'''1920s Purple''' 1920s purple </span> * | + | * <span style="color:#EBB1F0">'''MLW light purple''' MLW light purple</span> |
− | * <span style="color:# | + | * <span style="color:#C3AFFF">'''WSOP light purple''' WSOP light purple</span> |
+ | * <span style="color:#CE9FFF">'''wily lavender light purple''' wily lavender light purple</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#BD8EBB">'''1920s lighter purple''' 1920s lighter purple </span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#BD8CC1">'''1920s Purple''' 1920s purple </span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#E47BED">'''nev pink purple''' nev pink purple</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#AD5BDD">'''cando purple''' cando purple</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#BE3CF1">'''WSOP turbo purple''' WSOP turbo purple</span> ** | ||
* <span style="color:#BE0AAA">'''New brighter purple''' New brighter purple</span> ** | * <span style="color:#BE0AAA">'''New brighter purple''' New brighter purple</span> ** | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#A1018B">'''WSOP pod purple''' WSOP pod purple</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#942285">'''WSOP bubble purple''' WSOP bubble purple</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#8C0188">'''WSOP bopper purple''' WSOP bopper purple</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#980186">'''WSOP fran purple''' WSOP fran purple</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#B038FE">'''WSOP turkey purple''' WSOP turkey purple</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#BE0556">'''necessary purple''' necessary purple</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#BD325F">'''WSOP powered purple''' WSOP powered purple</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#B63983">'''odor purple''' odor purple</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#B63A83">'''odor2 purple''' odor2 purple</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#A40744">'''WSOP bo purple''' WSOP bo purple</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#7550B3">'''WSOP energy purple''' WSOP energy purple</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#41409A">'''wily dark purple''' wily dark purple</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#5000A2">'''WSOP bop purple''' WSOP bop purple</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#272976">'''bub dark purple''' bub dark purple</span> | ||
|} | |} | ||
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* <span style="color:brown">'''Brown.''' Brown. </span> | * <span style="color:brown">'''Brown.''' Brown. </span> | ||
− | * <span style="color:#CD8235">'''Crow lighter brown''' Crow lighter brown </span> | + | * <span style="color:#CD8235">'''Crow lighter brown''' Crow lighter brown </span> * |
+ | * <span style="color:#AA702E">'''luck brown''' luck brown</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#A28E73">'''Lap light brown''' Lap light brown</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#805D41">'''Latest brown''' Latest brown</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#7A6550">'''WSOP gray brown''' WSOP gray brown</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#644330">'''Lender gray brown''' Lender gray brown</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#7D461B">'''WSOP coping brown''' WSOP coping brown</span> * | ||
* <span style="color:#925C5A">'''1920s brown''' 1920s brown </span> * | * <span style="color:#925C5A">'''1920s brown''' 1920s brown </span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#8C3402">'''WSOP bubble brown''' WSOP bubble brown</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#961A24">'''WSOP fire brown''' WSOP fire brown</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#95132E">'''WSOP wonder brown''' WSOP wonder brown</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#8C0005">'''WSOP notting brown''' WSOP notting brown</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#6F2001">'''WSOP brown''' WSOP brown</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#622407">'''WSOP bo brown''' WSOP bo brown</span> | ||
|} | |} | ||
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* <span style="color:black">'''Black.''' Black. </span> | * <span style="color:black">'''Black.''' Black. </span> | ||
* <span style="color:#0E090B">'''1920s black''' 1920s black </span> | * <span style="color:#0E090B">'''1920s black''' 1920s black </span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#453F54">'''WSOP black''' WSOP fire black</span> | ||
|} | |} | ||
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* <span style="color:magenta">'''Miscellaneous.''' Miscellaneous. </span> | * <span style="color:magenta">'''Miscellaneous.''' Miscellaneous. </span> | ||
− | * <span style="color:#FAABB0">'''grapefruit'''. grapefruit </span> | + | * <span style="color:#E47BED">'''nev pink purple''' nev pink purple</span> |
− | * <span style="color:# | + | * <span style="color:#EBDFCE">'''WSOP coping light''' WSOP coping light</span> |
+ | * <span style="color:#C9B7A1">'''WSOP coping delight''' WSOP coping delight</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#EDBFCE">'''WSOP coping light pink''' WSOP coping light pink</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#F7CABA">'''robin light pink''' robin light pink</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#F5D5B6">'''WSOP turkey skin''' WSOP turkey skin</span> | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#FAABB0">'''grapefruit'''. grapefruit </span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#A2A9A8">'''WSOP nubop gray''' WSOP nubop gray</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#95A396">'''Duke gray''' Duke gray</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#93958C">'''Dukes gray''' Dukes gray</span> * | ||
+ | * <span style="color:#88957A">'''Ekud green gray''' Ekud green gray</span> * | ||
|} | |} | ||
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* <span style="color:#EE82EE">'''Violet (Web)'''. violet. </span> ** | * <span style="color:#EE82EE">'''Violet (Web)'''. violet. </span> ** | ||
− | * <span style="color:#F511F8">'''rest''' F511F8 pink </span> | + | * <span style="color:#F511F8">'''rest''' F511F8 pink </span> ** |
* <span style="color:#FF0864">'''rest''' lighter poker pink </span> ** | * <span style="color:#FF0864">'''rest''' lighter poker pink </span> ** | ||
* <span style="color:#E60000">'''Electric red'''. elec. red. </span> ** | * <span style="color:#E60000">'''Electric red'''. elec. red. </span> ** | ||
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* <span style="color:#999999">'''rest''' 999999 gray </span> | * <span style="color:#999999">'''rest''' 999999 gray </span> | ||
* <span style="color:#F5DFF8">'''super''' light pink </span> | * <span style="color:#F5DFF8">'''super''' light pink </span> | ||
− | |||
* <span style="color:#F0DFF8">'''super''' light pink F0DFF8</span> | * <span style="color:#F0DFF8">'''super''' light pink F0DFF8</span> | ||
* <span style="color:#F5DFFF">'''super''' light pink F5DFFF</span> | * <span style="color:#F5DFFF">'''super''' light pink F5DFFF</span> | ||
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* <span style="color:#FFDDFF">'''FFDDFF''' thin pink </span> | * <span style="color:#FFDDFF">'''FFDDFF''' thin pink </span> | ||
* <span style="color:#FFC0CB">'''Wiki''' pink </span> | * <span style="color:#FFC0CB">'''Wiki''' pink </span> | ||
− | * <span style="color:#F511F8">'''rest''' F511F8 pink </span> | + | * <span style="color:#F511F8">'''rest''' F511F8 pink </span> *** |
* <span style="color:#F5AAF8">'''rest''' F5AAF8 pink </span> | * <span style="color:#F5AAF8">'''rest''' F5AAF8 pink </span> | ||
* <span style="color:#FF77FF">'''Karen''' FF77FF pink </span> | * <span style="color:#FF77FF">'''Karen''' FF77FF pink </span> | ||
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* <span style="color:#E50806">'''rest''' poker red </span> | * <span style="color:#E50806">'''rest''' poker red </span> | ||
* <span style="color:#D23132">'''rest''' candy apple red </span> | * <span style="color:#D23132">'''rest''' candy apple red </span> | ||
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* <span style="color:#F5273C">'''rest''' redster </span> | * <span style="color:#F5273C">'''rest''' redster </span> | ||
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+ | [[file:PurpleBullet20.png]] [[file:LimeGreenBullet16.png]] [[file:AquaBullet16.png]] [[file:BulletYellow16.png]] [[file:PinkBullet16.png]] [[file:OrangeBullett16.png]] | ||
+ | [[file:PurpleBullet20.png]] [[file:LimeGreenBullet16.png]] [[file:AquaBullet16.png]] [[file:BulletYellow16.png]] [[file:PinkBullet16.png]] [[file:OrangeBullett16.png]] | ||
+ | [[file:PurpleBullet20.png]] [[file:LimeGreenBullet16.png]] [[file:AquaBullet16.png]] [[file:BulletYellow16.png]] [[file:PinkBullet16.png]] [[file:OrangeBullett16.png]] [[file:PurpleBullet20.png]] [[file:LimeGreenBullet16.png]] [[file:AquaBullet16.png]] [[file:BulletYellow16.png]] [[file:PinkBullet16.png]] [[file:OrangeBullett16.png]] [[file:PurpleBullet20.png]] [[file:LimeGreenBullet16.png]] [[file:AquaBullet16.png]] [[file:BulletYellow16.png]] [[file:PinkBullet16.png]] [[file:OrangeBullett16.png]] | ||
+ | [[file:PurpleBullet20.png]] [[file:LimeGreenBullet16.png]] [[file:AquaBullet16.png]] [[file:BulletYellow16.png]] [[file:PinkBullet16.png]] [[file:OrangeBullett16.png]] | ||
+ | [[file:PurpleBullet20.png]] [[file:LimeGreenBullet16.png]] [[file:AquaBullet16.png]] [[file:BulletYellow16.png]] [[file:PinkBullet16.png]] [[file:OrangeBullett16.png]] | ||
+ | [[file:PurpleBullet20.png]] [[file:LimeGreenBullet16.png]] [[file:AquaBullet16.png]] [[file:BulletYellow16.png]] [[file:PinkBullet16.png]] [[file:OrangeBullett16.png]] [[file:PurpleBullet20.png]] [[file:LimeGreenBullet16.png]] [[file:AquaBullet16.png]] [[file:BulletYellow16.png]] [[file:PinkBullet16.png]] [[file:OrangeBullett16.png]] | ||
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[[file:RedButtonBullet12.jpeg]] Testing 3<br/> | [[file:RedButtonBullet12.jpeg]] Testing 3<br/> | ||
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<span style="color:teal"><p style = "font-size: 20pt">'''''Emoji Icon word categories for Microsoft Word Icon: Insert''''': Analytics, Animals, Apparel, Arts, Buildings, Business, Celebration, Commerce, Communication, Education, Faces, Food & Drinks, Home, Location, Medical, Nature & Outdoors, Security & Justice, Signs & Symbols, Sports, Technology & Electronics, Tools & Building, Vehicles, Weather & Seasons. </p> </span> | <span style="color:teal"><p style = "font-size: 20pt">'''''Emoji Icon word categories for Microsoft Word Icon: Insert''''': Analytics, Animals, Apparel, Arts, Buildings, Business, Celebration, Commerce, Communication, Education, Faces, Food & Drinks, Home, Location, Medical, Nature & Outdoors, Security & Justice, Signs & Symbols, Sports, Technology & Electronics, Tools & Building, Vehicles, Weather & Seasons. </p> </span> | ||
+ | * [http://emojipedia.org/apple/ Apple emojis at Emojipedia] | ||
* [http://www.iconfinder.com/search/?q= Iconfinder: almost 3 million searchable icons] | * [http://www.iconfinder.com/search/?q= Iconfinder: almost 3 million searchable icons] | ||
* [http://coolsymbol.com CoolSymbol.com] | * [http://coolsymbol.com CoolSymbol.com] | ||
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− | [http://emojipedia.org/people/ Actions & Smileys:] <p style = "font-size: 20pt">applause 👏, bandage 🤕, boo 👻 😒, boom 💥, bow 🙇♀️ 🙇🏻 🎁, cartwheeling (woman) 🤸♀️ (man) 🤸, celebrate (party popper-not name) 🎉 (confetti ball-not name) 🎊, celebration 🍾 🎉 🎊, clap 👏, clapper board 🎬, clapping 👏, clean 🧼 🧽, climbing (woman) 🧗♀️ (man) 🧗♂️, concerned 😟 😦 😧, congratulations 🎊 🎈🎉, dancing (man) 🕺 (woman) 💃, dizzy 😵 🥴 💫, drip 💧, friends 👫 👬 👭, haircut (woman) 💇 (man) 💇♂️, hand 🤚 🖐, happy 😃 😊 😆, hear 👂, Hi 👋, in love 😍 🥰, juggler (woman) 🤹♀️ (man) 🤹♂️, kick🦵, knit 🧶, levitating (man in suit)🕴, light💡, listen👂, lit 🔥, massage (woman) 💆 (man) 💆♂️, meow 🐱, nail polish 💅, nap 😴 💤, OK 👌 👍, ok gesture (woman) 🙆♀️ (man) 🙆♂️, paint 🎨, pay 💰, peace ✌️ ☮️, pow 💥, praying 🙏, punch 🤛 🤜 🥊, quiet 🤫, roar 🐯, rock climbing (woman) 🧗♀️ (man) 🧗♂️, run (woman) 🏃♀️ (man)🏃, scream 😱, selfie 🤳, shower 🚿 🧼, [http://emojipedia.org/woman-shrugging-type-6/ shrug] (woman) 🤷♀️ (man) 🤷♂️, sleep 😴 💤 🛏, smile 😊 😃 😀, smoke 💨, snoring 😴 💤, sparkles ✨, speech bubble 💬 🗯 (left speech bubble-not name) 🗨, stop 🛑 ✋, ski 🎿, stretching (woman) 🙆♀️ (man) 🙆♂️, sweep 🧹, swim 🏊♀️ 🏊♂️, unhappy 🙁 ☹️ 😞, vomit 🤢 🤮, vote 🗳, walking (woman)🚶♀️(man)🚶,wave 👋 🌊, worried 😟 😦 😧, wow 😮 😯 😲, writing ✍️, yoga (woman) 🧘♀️ (man) 🧘♂️. </p> | + | [http://emojipedia.org/people/ Actions & Smileys:] <p style = "font-size: 20pt">applause 👏, bandage 🤕, boo 👻 😒, boom 💥, bow 🙇♀️ 🙇🏻 🎁, cartwheeling (woman) 🤸♀️ (man) 🤸, celebrate (party popper-not name) 🎉 (confetti ball-not name) 🎊, celebration 🍾 🎉 🎊, clap 👏, clapper board 🎬, clapping 👏, clean 🧼 🧽, climbing (woman) 🧗♀️ (man) 🧗♂️, concerned 😟 😦 😧, congratulations 🎊 🎈🎉, dancing (man) 🕺 (woman) 💃, dizzy 😵 🥴 💫, drip 💧, friends 👫 👬 👭, haircut (woman) 💇 (man) 💇♂️, hand 🤚 🖐, happy 😃 😊 😆, hear 👂, Hi 👋, in love 😍 🥰, juggler (woman) 🤹♀️ (man) 🤹♂️, kick🦵, knit 🧶, levitating (man in suit)🕴, light💡, listen👂, lit 🔥, massage (woman) 💆 (man) 💆♂️, meow 🐱, nail polish 💅, nap 😴 💤, OK 👌 👍, ok gesture (woman) 🙆♀️ (man) 🙆♂️, paint 🎨, pay 💰, peace ✌️ ☮️, pow 💥, praying 🙏, punch 🤛 🤜 🥊, quiet 🤫, roar 🐯, rock climbing (woman) 🧗♀️ (man) 🧗♂️, run (woman) 🏃♀️ (man)🏃, scream 😱, selfie 🤳, shower 🚿 🧼, [http://emojipedia.org/woman-shrugging-type-6/ shrug] (woman) 🤷♀️ (man) 🤷♂️, sleep 😴 💤 🛏, smh 🤦♀️ 🤦♂️ 🤦🏻♂️, smile 😊 😃 😀, smoke 💨, snoring 😴 💤, sparkles ✨, speech bubble 💬 🗯 (left speech bubble-not name) 🗨, stop 🛑 ✋, ski 🎿, stretching (woman) 🙆♀️ (man) 🙆♂️, sweep 🧹, swim 🏊♀️ 🏊♂️, unhappy 🙁 ☹️ 😞, vomit 🤢 🤮, vote 🗳, walking (woman)🚶♀️(man)🚶,wave 👋 🌊, worried 😟 😦 😧, wow 😮 😯 😲, writing ✍️, yoga (woman) 🧘♀️ (man) 🧘♂️. </p> |
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− | [http://emojipedia.org/nature/ Animals & Nature] & '''Insects''' (living things): </span><p style = "font-size: 20pt">alligator 🐊, ant 🐜, bacteria 🦠 🧫, badger 🦡, bat 🦇, bear 🐻, bee 🐝, bird 🐦 🦅 🦢, blowfish 🐡, boar 🐗, bug 🐜 🕷 🐛, butterfly 🦋, camel 🐪 🐫, cat 🐈 🐱, chick 🐥 🐣 🐤, chicken 🐔 🍗 🐓, chipmunk 🐿, cobra 🐍, cow 🐄 🐮, crab 🦀, cricket 🦗, crocodile 🐊, cow dog 🐕 🐶, deer 🦌, dolphin 🐬, dove 🕊, dragon 🐉, dragon head 🐲, duck 🦆, eagle 🦅, elephant 🐘, ewe 🐑, fairy 🧚♀️ 🧚♂️, fish 🐠 🐟 🎣, fox 🦊, frog 🐸, gecko 🦎, goat 🐐, giraffe🦒, gorilla 🦍, hamster 🐹, 🙉 Hear-No-Evil Monkey, hedgehog 🦔, hippo/hippopotamus 🦛, horse 🐎 🐴, horse racing 🏇, insect 🐜 🕷 🐞, jaguar 🐆, kangaroo 🦘, kitten 🐱, koala 🐨, ladybug 🐞, leopard 🐆, lion (face) 🦁, lizard 🦎, llama 🦙, lobster 🦞, mallard 🦆, meow 🐱, mice/mouse 🐁 🐭, microbe 🦠, monkey 🐒 🐵, mosquito 🦟, octopus 🐙, owl 🦉, ox/oxen 🐂, panda 🐼, panther 🐆, parrot 🦜, paw/paw prints 🐾, peacock 🦚, penguin 🐧, pig 🐖 🐷 🐽, poodle 🐩, puppy 🐶, rabbit 🐇 🐰, raccoon 🦝, ram 🐏, rat 🐀, rhino/rhinoceros 🦏, roar 🐯, rooster 🐔🐓, sauropod 🦕, scorpion 🦂, 🙈 See-No-Evil Monkey, 🙊 Speak-No-Evil Monkey, [http://emojipedia.org/shark/ shark] 🦈, sheep 🐑, shrimp 🍤 🦐, slug 🐌, snail 🐌, snake 🐍, spider 🕷, spider web 🕸, spiral shell 🐚, squid 🦑, squirrel 🐿, swan 🦢, teddy bear 🧸, tentacle 🐙, tiger 🐅 🐯, t-rex 🦖, turkey 🦃 🇹🇷, turtle 🐢, unicorn 🦄, virus 🦠, water buffalo 🐃, worm 🐛, whale (spouting) 🐳 🐋, wolf 🐺, zebra 🦓. </p> | + | [http://emojipedia.org/nature/ Animals & Nature] & '''Insects''' (living things): </span><p style = "font-size: 20pt">alligator 🐊, ant 🐜, bacteria 🦠 🧫, badger 🦡, bat 🦇, bear 🐻, bee 🐝, bird 🐦 🦅 🦢, blowfish 🐡, [http://emojipedia.org/boar/ boar] 🐗, bug 🐜 🕷 🐛, butterfly 🦋, camel 🐪 🐫, cat 🐈 🐱, chick 🐥 🐣 🐤, chicken 🐔 🍗 🐓, chipmunk 🐿, cobra 🐍, cow 🐄 🐮, crab 🦀, cricket 🦗, crocodile 🐊, cow dog 🐕 🐶, deer 🦌, dolphin 🐬, dove 🕊, dragon 🐉, dragon head 🐲, duck 🦆, eagle 🦅, elephant 🐘, ewe 🐑, fairy 🧚♀️ 🧚♂️, fish 🐠 🐟 🎣, fox 🦊, frog 🐸, gecko 🦎, goat 🐐, giraffe🦒, gorilla 🦍, hamster 🐹, 🙉 Hear-No-Evil Monkey, hedgehog 🦔, hippo/hippopotamus 🦛, horse 🐎 🐴, horse racing 🏇, insect 🐜 🕷 🐞, jaguar 🐆, kangaroo 🦘, kitten 🐱, koala 🐨, ladybug 🐞, leopard 🐆, lion (face) 🦁, lizard 🦎, llama 🦙, lobster 🦞, mallard 🦆, meow 🐱, mice/mouse 🐁 🐭, microbe 🦠, monkey 🐒 🐵, mosquito 🦟, octopus 🐙, [http://emojipedia.org/owl/ owl] 🦉, ox/oxen 🐂, panda 🐼, panther 🐆, parrot 🦜, paw/paw prints 🐾, peacock 🦚, penguin 🐧, pig 🐖 🐷 🐽, poodle 🐩, puppy 🐶, rabbit 🐇 🐰, raccoon 🦝, ram 🐏, rat 🐀, rhino/rhinoceros 🦏, roar 🐯, rooster 🐔🐓, sauropod 🦕, scorpion 🦂, 🙈 See-No-Evil Monkey, 🙊 Speak-No-Evil Monkey, [http://emojipedia.org/shark/ shark] 🦈, sheep 🐑, shrimp 🍤 🦐, slug 🐌, snail 🐌, snake 🐍, spider 🕷, spider web 🕸, spiral shell 🐚, squid 🦑, squirrel 🐿, swan 🦢, teddy bear 🧸, tentacle 🐙, tiger 🐅 🐯, t-rex 🦖, turkey 🦃 🇹🇷, turtle 🐢, unicorn 🦄, virus 🦠, water buffalo 🐃, worm 🐛, whale (spouting) 🐳 🐋, wolf 🐺, zebra 🦓. </p> |
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− | <span style="color:blue">'''Body''': </span><p style = "font-size: 20pt">atoms ⚛️, baby 👶 🍼 , baby angel 👼, bald (man) 👨🦲 (woman) 👩🦲, bandage 🤕, beard 🧔, birthday 🎂 🎁 🍰, bone 🦴 🍖 , brain 🧠, bride 👰, child 👶 🧒, dental 🦷, dna 🧬, drip💧, dumbbell 💪, ears 👂, eyeball 👁, eyes 👀, feet 🦶, foot 🦶, footprint 👣, gene 🧬, grandma 👵, grandpa 👴, groom 🤵, hairstyle 💁♀️, hand 🖐 🤚 ( ☜ ☞ ), heart ❤️ ♥️ 💜, helix 🧬, helmet (with white cross) ⛑, limb🦵, lips 👄, man 👨, mask 😷, molar 🦷, muscles 💪, nose 👃, nursing 🤱, paw 🐾, pill 💊, pregnant 🤰, silhouette 👤, smile 😊 😃 😀, sweat 😓 💦 💧, sunglasses 🕶 😎, syringe 💉, teeth 🦷, thermometer 🌡 🤒, thought 💭, tongue 👅 😛, tooth 🦷, turd 💩, turnt 🥴, twins 👯♀️, vomit 🤢 🤮, woman 👩. </p> | + | <span style="color:blue">'''Body''': </span><p style = "font-size: 20pt">atoms ⚛️, baby 👶 🍼 , baby angel 👼, bald (man) 👨🦲 (woman) 👩🦲, bandage 🤕, beard 🧔, birthday 🎂 🎁 🍰, [http://emojipedia.org/negative-squared-latin-capital-letter-a/ blood type A 🅰️, [http://emojipedia.org/negative-squared-latin-capital-letter-b/ blood type B] 🅱️, [http://emojipedia.org/negative-squared-ab/ blood type AB] 🆎, [http://emojipedia.org/negative-squared-latin-capital-letter-o/ blood type O 🅾️, bone 🦴 🍖 , brain 🧠, bride 👰, child 👶 🧒, dental 🦷, dna 🧬, drip💧, dumbbell 💪, ears 👂, eyeball 👁, eyes 👀, feet 🦶, foot 🦶, footprint 👣, gene 🧬, grandma 👵, grandpa 👴, groom 🤵, hairstyle 💁♀️, hand 🖐 🤚 ( ☜ ☞ ), heart ❤️ ♥️ 💜, helix 🧬, helmet (with white cross) ⛑, limb🦵, lips 👄, man 👨, mask 😷, molar 🦷, muscles 💪, nose 👃, nursing 🤱, paw 🐾, pill 💊, pregnant 🤰, silhouette 👤, smile 😊 😃 😀, sweat 😓 💦 💧, sunglasses 🕶 😎, syringe 💉, teeth 🦷, thermometer 🌡 🤒, thought 💭, tongue 👅 😛, tooth 🦷, turd 💩, turnt 🥴, twins 👯♀️, vomit 🤢 🤮, woman 👩. </p> |
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− | [http://emojipedia.org/objects/ House and household items:] <p style = "font-size: 20pt">amphora 🏺, backpack 🎒, bag 💼, ball ⚽️ 🏀 🏈, balloon 🎈, bandage 🤕, basket 🧺, bathing 🧼 🧽, bathtub 🛀 🛁, bed 🛌 🛏, bell (bellhop) 🛎 bell 🔔, bonfire 🔥, book (open) 📖 (books) 📚 (red volume 1) 📕 (green volume 2) 📗 (blue volume 3) 📘 (orange volume 4) 📙, bookmark 🔖, bookmark tabs 📑, bow 🎁, box 📦, briefcase 💼, brick 🧱, broom 🧹, bulb 💡, calendar 📅 (tear-off) 📆 (spiral) 🗓, candle 🕯, card file box 🗃, card index/rolodex 📇, card index dividers 🗂, clean 🧼 🧽, chopsticks 🥢, cigarette 🚬, clipboard 📋, clock (alarm) ⏰ (mantelpiece) 🕰, coffin ⚰️, couch (and lamp) 🛋 , crayon 🖍, cross ☦️ ✝️, dice 🎲, door 🚪, drip 💧, email 📧, envelope ✉️, eraser ✏️, extinguisher 🧯, file cabinet 🗄, fire 🔥, firecracker 🧨, fireworks 💥 🎇 🧨 (🎆), flashlight 🔦, folder 📁 📂, fork 🍴, fountain pen 🖋 (black nib) ✒️, gas ⛽️, gas station ⛽️, glasses 👓, handbag 👜 👝, hourglass (with flowing sand/not done)⏳ ⌛️, house 🏡 🏠, inbox 📨, izakaya lantern 🏮, Japanese dolls 🎎, jar 🏺, journal 📓📔, joystick 🕹, key 🔑 🔐, knife 🔪🍴, knitting 🧶, label 🏷, ledger 📒, lightbulb 💡, link symbol 🔗, lock (locked)🔒 (open lock/unlocked doesn't work) 🔓 (with key) 🔐, lotion (bottle) 🧴, love letter 💌, luggage 🧳, magnifying glass 🔍 🔎, (mahjong tile red dragon-not name) 🀄️, | + | [http://emojipedia.org/objects/ House and household items:] <p style = "font-size: 20pt">amphora 🏺, backpack 🎒, bag 💼, ball ⚽️ 🏀 🏈, balloon 🎈, bandage 🤕, basket 🧺, bathing 🧼 🧽, bathtub 🛀 🛁, bed 🛌 🛏, bell (bellhop) 🛎 bell 🔔, bonfire 🔥, book (open) 📖 (books) 📚 (red volume 1) 📕 (green volume 2) 📗 (blue volume 3) 📘 (orange volume 4) 📙, [http://emojipedia.org/bookmark/ bookmark] 🔖, bookmark tabs 📑, bow 🎁, box 📦, briefcase 💼, brick 🧱, broom 🧹, bulb 💡, calendar 📅 (tear-off) 📆 (spiral) 🗓, candle 🕯, [http://emojipedia.org/card-file-box/ card file box] 🗃, [http://emojipedia.org/card-index/ card index/rolodex] 📇, [http://emojipedia.org/card-index-dividers/ card index dividers] 🗂, [http://emojipedia.org/compression/ clamp] 🗜, clean 🧼 🧽, chopsticks 🥢, cigarette 🚬, clipboard 📋, clock (alarm) ⏰ (mantelpiece) 🕰, coffin ⚰️, couch (and lamp) 🛋 , crayon 🖍, cross ☦️ ✝️, dice 🎲, door 🚪, drip 💧, email 📧, envelope ✉️, eraser ✏️, extinguisher 🧯, file cabinet 🗄, fire 🔥, firecracker 🧨, fireworks 💥 🎇 🧨 (🎆), flashlight 🔦, folder 📁 📂, fork 🍴, fountain pen 🖋 (black nib) ✒️, gas ⛽️, gas station ⛽️, glasses 👓, handbag 👜 👝, hourglass (with flowing sand/not done)⏳ ⌛️, house 🏡 🏠, inbox 📨, izakaya lantern 🏮, Japanese dolls 🎎, jar 🏺, journal 📓📔, joystick 🕹, key 🔑 🔐, knife 🔪🍴, knitting 🧶, label 🏷, ledger 📒, lightbulb 💡, link symbol 🔗, lock (locked)🔒 (open lock/unlocked doesn't work) 🔓 (with key) 🔐, lotion (bottle) 🧴, love letter 💌, luggage 🧳, magnifying glass 🔍 🔎, (mahjong tile red dragon-not name) 🀄️, map 🗺, memo 📝, [http://emojipedia.org/name-badge/ name badge] 📛, newspaper 📰 (rolled-up) 🗞, note 📝, notebook 📒 📓, notebook with decorative cover 📔 , notepad 📝 🗒, old key 🗝, open lock (unlocked doesn't work) 🔓, package 📦, page facing up 📄, page with curl 📃, paintbrush 🖌, paper 🧻 , paperclip 📎, paperclips 🖇, party (popper) 🎉 (balloon) 🎈(confetti ball) 🎊, pen 🖊, pill 💊, pine decoration🎍, potable water🚰, present/gift (wrapped) 🎁 💝, purse 👛 👜, pushpin 📌 (round) 📍, reminder ribbon 🎗, ribbon 🎀, rolodex 📇, safety pin 🧷, scissors ✂️, scroll 📜, scrubber 🧽, shampoo 🧴, shopping (bags) 🛍 (cart) 🛒, shower 🧼 🚿, silverware 🥄 🍴, sled 🛷, soap 🧼, spark ⚡️, sparkler 🧨 🎇, spiral notepad 🗒, sponge 🧽, spoon 🥄, straight ruler 📏, suitcase 🧳, syringe 💉 , tag 🏷, teddy bear 🧸, thread 🧵, thermometer 🌡 thermometer 🤒, timer (stopwatch) ⏱ ⏲, toilet 🚽, trash 🗑, triangular ruler 📐, tub 🛁 🛀, umbrella 🌂 ☔️ ☂, urn (funeral) ⚱️, vase 🏺, wastebasket 🗑, (wind chime-not name) 🎐, wristwatch ⌚️, yarn 🧶. </p> |
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− | [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miscellaneous_Symbols Symbols:] <p style = "font-size: 20pt">asterisk button ✳ ✴ ❇, asterism ⁂, atom symbol ⚛️ ⚛, ballot box 🗳, ballot box with check ☑️, biohazard ☣, black dot ⚫️, blue dot 🔵, (blue swirl) 🌀, cadeuseus cross ✝️ ☦️, (check mark-not name) ✓, check mark/done ✅, curly loop ➰, (dinkus-not name) ***, (exclamation point) (red) ❗️(white)❕(double red) ‼️ (shock & confused 🤷♀️ 🤷♂️ 😐) ⁉️⚠️, fleur-de-lis ⚜️, (flower-not name) ⚘ ⚘, group of stars ✨ ⭐️ 🌟, hammer and sickle ☭ | + | [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miscellaneous_Symbols Symbols:] <p style = "font-size: 20pt">asterisk button ✳ ✴ ❇, asterism ⁂, atom symbol ⚛️ ⚛, ballot box 🗳, ballot box with check ☑️, biohazard ☣, black dot ⚫️, blue dot 🔵, (blue swirl) 🌀, cadeuseus cross ✝️ ☦️, (check mark-not name) ✓, [http://emojipedia.org/search/?q=check+mark checkmark] ✔, [http://emojipedia.org/search/?q=check+mark check mark/done] ✅, curly loop ➰, (dinkus-not name) ***, (exclamation point) (red) ❗️(white)❕(double red) ‼️ (shock & confused 🤷♀️ 🤷♂️ 😐) ⁉️⚠️, fleur-de-lis ⚜️, (flower-not name) ⚘ ⚘, group of stars ✨ ⭐️ 🌟, hammer and sickle ☭, (hollow "white" star-not name) ☆, (hot springs-not name) ♨, infinity ♾, (japanese symbol for beginner-not name) 🔰, link symbol 🔗, no entry ⛔️, one ☝️, pistol 🔫, poison ☠️, (question mark) (red) ❓(white) ❔, radioactive ☢️, recycle ♻️, [http://emojipedia.org/large-red-circle/ red circle/red dot] 🔴, rod/staff of Asclepius ⚕⚕, silhouette of japan 🗾, skull 💀, skull and crossbones 🏴☠️ ☠️, (staff of Hermes--not name) ⚚ ⚚, (spaces-not name) , star ⭐️ 🌟 💫, star of david ✡️, stop 🛑 ✋, sword ⚔️ 🗡, symbol ♾, (therefore-not name) ∴ ∴ · ∴), trident 🔱, yin yang ☯️, white dot ⚪️. </p> <br/> |
http://img.icons8.com/ultraviolet/40/000000/asterisk.png [http://icons8.com/icon/84730/asterisk This light blue Asterisk icon by Icons8.] | http://img.icons8.com/ultraviolet/40/000000/asterisk.png [http://icons8.com/icon/84730/asterisk This light blue Asterisk icon by Icons8.] | ||
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− | <span style="color:blue">'''Tools''': </span><p style = "font-size: 20pt">abacus 🧮, alembic ⚗️, balance scale ⚖️, bandage 🤕, bellhop (bell) 🛎 bomb 💣, bookmark 🔖, brick 🧱, broom 🧹, box 📦, bulb 💡, candle 🕯, clamp 🗜, clapper board 🎬, clipboard 📋, clock ⏰ 🕰, compass 🧭, crane 🏗, crayon 🖍, crossed swords ⚔️, crystal ball 🔮, dagger 🗡, dynamite 🧨, eraser ✏️, explosion 💥, extinguisher 🧯, fax 📠, flashlight 🔦, folder 📁 📂, fork🍴, fountain pen 🖋 ✒️, gas ⛽️, gear ⚙️, hammer 🔨, hammer and pick ⚒, hammer and wrench 🛠, hourglass ⏳⌛, izakaya lantern 🏮, key 🔑 🔐, knife 🔪🍴, light 💡, (link-not name) 🔗, lock 🔒 🔐, magnet 🧲, magnifying glass 🔍 🔎, map 🗺, map of japan 🗾, microscope 🔬, nut and bolt 🔩, padlock 🔐 🔒 🔓, paint 🎨, paintbrush 🖌, paperclip 📎, pen 🖊 (✒), pencil ✏️ 📝, petri dish 🧫, (pick/pickaxe - not name) ⛏ ⛏ or ⛏, pistol (squirt gun-not name) 🔫, pushpin 📌📍, satellite 🛰 (antenna) 📡, scales ⚖️, scissors ✂️ (✁, ✃, ✄), screwdriver ([[file:3DScrewdriver1.png]]), shield 🛡, spoon 🥄, stopwatch ⏱, sunglasses 🕶 😎, sword ⚔️ 🗡, syringe 💉, telescope 🔭, test tube 🧪, thermometer 🌡 🤒, timer ⏱ ⏲, TNT 🧨, toolbox 🧰, tools 🛠 🧰 ⚒ ([[file:ScrewdriverAndWrench1.png]]), toolbox 🧰, umbrella 🌂 ☔️ ☂, waist basket 🧺, wrench 🔧 ([[file:SilverAdjustableWrench1.png]]), wristwatch ⌚️. </p> | + | <span style="color:blue">'''Tools''': </span><p style = "font-size: 20pt">abacus 🧮, alembic ⚗️, balance scale ⚖️, bandage 🤕, bellhop (bell) 🛎 bomb 💣, bookmark 🔖, brick 🧱, broom 🧹, box 📦, bulb 💡, candle 🕯, [http://emojipedia.org/compression/ clamp] 🗜, clapper board 🎬, clipboard 📋, clock ⏰ 🕰, compass 🧭, crane 🏗, crayon 🖍, crossed swords ⚔️, crystal ball 🔮, dagger 🗡, dynamite 🧨, eraser ✏️, explosion 💥, extinguisher 🧯, fax 📠, flashlight 🔦, folder 📁 📂, fork🍴, fountain pen 🖋 ✒️, gas ⛽️, gear ⚙️, hammer 🔨, hammer and pick ⚒, hammer and wrench 🛠, hourglass ⏳⌛, izakaya lantern 🏮, key 🔑 🔐, knife 🔪🍴, light 💡, (link-not name) 🔗, lock 🔒 🔐, magnet 🧲, magnifying glass 🔍 🔎, map 🗺, map of japan 🗾, microscope 🔬, nut and bolt 🔩, padlock 🔐 🔒 🔓, paint 🎨, paintbrush 🖌, paperclip 📎, pen 🖊 (✒), pencil ✏️ 📝, petri dish 🧫, ([http://emojipedia.org/pick/ pick/pickaxe] - not name) ⛏ ⛏ or ⛏, pistol (squirt gun-not name) 🔫, pushpin 📌📍, satellite 🛰 (antenna) 📡, scales ⚖️, scissors ✂️ (✁, ✃, ✄), screwdriver ([[file:3DScrewdriver1.png]]), shield 🛡, spoon 🥄, stopwatch ⏱, sunglasses 🕶 😎, sword ⚔️ 🗡, syringe 💉, telescope 🔭, test tube 🧪, thermometer 🌡 🤒, timer ⏱ ⏲, TNT 🧨, toolbox 🧰, tools 🛠 🧰 ⚒ ([[file:ScrewdriverAndWrench1.png]]), toolbox 🧰, umbrella 🌂 ☔️ ☂, waist basket 🧺, wrench 🔧 ([[file:SilverAdjustableWrench1.png]]), wristwatch ⌚️. </p> |
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− | <span style="color:red">'''Miscellaneous''': </span><p style = "font-size: 20pt">art 🖼, atoms ⚛️, bar chart 📊, bell 🛎 🔔, | + | <span style="color:red">'''Miscellaneous''': </span><p style = "font-size: 20pt">art 🖼, atoms ⚛️, bar chart 📊, bell 🛎 🔔, [http://emojipedia.org/carp-streamer/ carp streamer] 🎏, cigarette 🚬, clapper board 🎬, email 📧, fairy 🧚♂️ 🧚♀️, fire 🔥, firecracker 🧨, folder 📁 📂, fountain ⛲️, friends 👫 👬 👭, ghost 👻, graduate 👩🎓 👨🎓 🎓, hole 🕳, izakaya lantern 🏮, jigsaw 🧩, ledger 📒, liberty 🗽, moai 🗿, painting 🖼, peace ✌️ ☮️, pill 💊, pine decoration🎍<nowiki>[Bamboo sticks out with possibly not pine bows surrounding] </nowiki>, postal horn 📯, puzzle 🧩, shell 🐚, thought 💭 (💬🗯), ticket 🎫, travel 🧭 🧳, twins 👯♀️, vial 🧪, voting 🗳. </p> |
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=====<span style="color:brown">'''Flags''' and '''Country Flags'''</span>===== | =====<span style="color:brown">'''Flags''' and '''Country Flags'''</span>===== | ||
− | [http://emojipedia.org/flags/ Flags:] <p style = "font-size: 20pt">black flag 🏴 (pirate) 🏴☠️, (chequered flag) 🏁, crossed flags 🎌, rainbow flag 🏳️🌈, | + | [http://emojipedia.org/flags/ Flags:] <p style = "font-size: 20pt">black flag 🏴 (pirate) 🏴☠️, (chequered flag) 🏁, crossed flags 🎌, rainbow flag 🏳️🌈, [http://emojipedia.org/triangular-flag-on-post/ red flag/triangular flag on post] 🚩, white flag 🏳. |
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===<span style="color:teal">'''Philosophy''' of '''hyperlink placements'''</span>=== | ===<span style="color:teal">'''Philosophy''' of '''hyperlink placements'''</span>=== | ||
− | <span style="color:blue">At the [http://www.nngroup.com Nielson Norman Group website,] a consulting firm that claims in their logo that they are "Evidence-Based User Experience Research, Training, and Consulting" they argue persuasively to '''''minimize''''' the number of hyperlinks used. PoJ.fm formatting policy does not fully concur with their reasoning here because so long as the hyperlinks might aid | + | <span style="color:blue">At the [http://www.nngroup.com Nielson Norman Group website,] a consulting firm that claims in their logo that they are "Evidence-Based User Experience Research, Training, and Consulting" they argue persuasively to '''''minimize''''' the number of hyperlinks used. PoJ.fm formatting policy does not fully concur with their reasoning here because so long as the hyperlinks might aid readers, then they can be justified. The key idea is to minimize wasting reader's time, but not minimizing their access to helpful information should the reader chose to pursue those hyperlinks. |
<span style="color:blue">Here is how they defend their position:</span> | <span style="color:blue">Here is how they defend their position:</span> | ||
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<span style="color:blue">All images/pictures used at poj.fm need to be legally used. The best way to guarantee this is to use [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/ Creative Commons] licensed images. One can mine such images at numerous websites including at [http://pixabay.com/ Pixabay.com] and [http://www.flickr.com Flickr.com]. </span> | <span style="color:blue">All images/pictures used at poj.fm need to be legally used. The best way to guarantee this is to use [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/ Creative Commons] licensed images. One can mine such images at numerous websites including at [http://pixabay.com/ Pixabay.com] and [http://www.flickr.com Flickr.com]. </span> | ||
+ | |||
+ | ---- | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====<span style="color:purple">'''Best Practises''' for '''Captioning Images'''</span>==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | <span style="color:blue">Ideally, ever image should itself be a hyperlink to information primarily about the image itself, or secondarily, linking to more information about the subject of the image (or both). Additional, a caption should be included (often in parentheses) centered underneath the image labeling what is the image displayed for the reader. The caption should include who gets credit for the image, '''''if known'''''. If the image is Creative Common licensed then it is appropriate to hyperlink the image to its original source, if possible. Sometimes images are found where credit to the creator of that image is unknown and not findable. </span> | ||
+ | |||
+ | ---- | ||
+ | |||
+ | =====<span style="color:brown">'''How''' to '''hyperlink images''' in '''MediaWiki formatting'''</span>===== | ||
+ | |||
+ | <span style="color:blue">To place a hyperlink so that the image is linked to something when clicked upon one places the hyperlink information into the formatting that is calling up and place the image on the webpage. The basic syntax uses double square brackets surrounding the entire command line at both left and right ends, then inside the first <nowiki> [[file: . . . the word "file" followed by a colon like this: <nowiki>[[file:NameOfUploadedFile.jpeg|frame|<div align="center"><p style = "font-size: 8pt">(Caption Text)</p></div>]] </nowiki>. The caption will ONLY be displayed by including "frame" or "thumb" surrounded by bars like this: <nowiki> |thumb| </nowiki> . </span> | ||
+ | |||
+ | ---- | ||
====<span style="color:purple">How to '''Upload and Add Images'''</span>==== | ====<span style="color:purple">How to '''Upload and Add Images'''</span>==== | ||
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# <span style="color:#008000>Click on the Upload File button at lower left bottom of the page.</span> | # <span style="color:#008000>Click on the Upload File button at lower left bottom of the page.</span> | ||
# <span style="color:#008000>You will now be on the page you just uploaded. You can't always see your image yet on this page. LEAVE THIS PAGE and go back to the page where you want to place the image. If you already have the file format code previously typed on this page and it is surrounded by double square brackets like this: <nowiki>[[file:Filename.jpeg]]</nowiki> then the image will be displayed there already. Otherwise, edit in the format code for displaying images using the technique just described. Do not forget to include the word "file:" before the image's file name.</span> | # <span style="color:#008000>You will now be on the page you just uploaded. You can't always see your image yet on this page. LEAVE THIS PAGE and go back to the page where you want to place the image. If you already have the file format code previously typed on this page and it is surrounded by double square brackets like this: <nowiki>[[file:Filename.jpeg]]</nowiki> then the image will be displayed there already. Otherwise, edit in the format code for displaying images using the technique just described. Do not forget to include the word "file:" before the image's file name.</span> | ||
+ | |||
+ | ---- | ||
+ | |||
+ | ====<span style="color:purple">How to '''Place Images'''</span>==== | ||
+ | |||
+ | A simplified syntax for displaying an image is: <br/> | ||
+ | |||
+ | :: <nowiki>[[File:ImageName|Type|Border|Location|Alignment|Size|link=Link|Caption]] </nowiki> | ||
+ | |||
+ | Only Name is required. Most images should use "[[File:Name|thumb|alt=Alt|Caption]]" and should not specify a size. The other details are optional and can be placed in any order. | ||
+ | |||
+ | <span style="color:red">'''NOTE:''' Including the Alt text is important for at least two reasons. It can help visually impaired readers have a better sense of the contents of an image. It is also important for search engines (and correspondingly for SEO, search engine optimization) for transfering the meaning of an image and its overall relevance to its website as a whole. See the article by [http://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/author/braden-becker Braden Becker,] [http://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/image-alt-text "Image Alt Text: What It Is, How to Write It, and Why It Matters to SEO"] explaining the Do's and Don't of Alt text with clear examples. </span> | ||
+ | |||
+ | Type: "thumb" (or "thumbnail"; either can be followed by "=filename"), "frame" (or "framed"), or "frameless". Displays the image with specific formatting (see below). <br/> | ||
+ | |||
+ | Border: "border". Put a small border around the image. <br/> | ||
+ | |||
+ | Location: "right", "left", "center" or "none". Determine the horizontal placement of the image on the page. This defaults to "right" for thumbnails and framed images. <br/> | ||
+ | |||
+ | Alignment: "baseline", "middle", "sub", "super", "text-top", "text-bottom", "top", or "bottom". Vertically align the image with respect to adjacent text. This defaults to "middle". <br/> | ||
+ | |||
+ | Link: Link the image to a different resource, or to nothing. <br/> | ||
+ | |||
+ | Alt: Specify the alt text for the image. This is intended for visually impaired readers. See WP:ALT for how this should typically differ from the caption. | ||
+ | |||
+ | ---- | ||
+ | |||
+ | <blockquote><span style="color:green">“The syntax for displaying a single image: <br/> | ||
+ | |||
+ | :: [[File:filename.extension|options|caption]] where options can be zero or more of the following, separated by pipes (|): <br/> | ||
+ | |||
+ | :: ALWAYS USE ALL LOWER CASE for best results for all of the options listed below (e.g. use thumb, not Thumb). Some options work when started with an upper-case letter, but most are ignored. <br/> | ||
+ | |||
+ | : Format option: one of border and/or frameless, frame, thumb (or thumbnail). If multiple of these options are present, only the first one will be used; | ||
+ | Controls how the rendered image is formatted and embedded in the rest of the page. <br/> | ||
+ | |||
+ | Resizing options: <br/> | ||
+ | |||
+ | ::: one of {width}px — Resizes the image to fit within the given maximum width in pixels, without restricting its height. (A space character between the width value and "px" is permitted.) | ||
+ | ::: x{height}px — Resizes the image to fit within the given maximum height in pixels, without restricting its width | ||
+ | ::: {width}x{height}px — Resizes the image to fit within the given width and height in pixels | ||
+ | ::: upright — Resizes an image to fit within reasonable dimensions, according to user preferences (suitable for images whose height is larger than width). | ||
+ | |||
+ | Setting |upright=1.0| will display the image at the user's default image width. |upright=2.0| will display the image at double the user's default width. | ||
+ | The image will always retain its aspect ratio. | ||
+ | Images in non-scalable media types can be reduced in size, but not increased; e.g., bitmap images cannot be scaled up. | ||
+ | |||
+ | Horizontal alignment option: one of left, right, center, none. If multiple of these options are present, only the first one will be used | ||
+ | Controls the horizontal alignment (and inline/block or floating styles) of the image within a text (no default value). | ||
+ | |||
+ | Vertical alignment option: one of baseline, sub, super, top, text-top, middle, bottom, text-bottom | ||
+ | |||
+ | Controls the vertical alignment of a non-floating inline image with the text before or after the image, and in the same block (the default vertical alignment is middle). </span> | ||
+ | </blockquote> | ||
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* [http://meta.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Table Wikimedia Help:Table] | * [http://meta.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Table Wikimedia Help:Table] | ||
* <span style="color:blue">See '''experimental tables''' and '''their formatting''' at </span> [http://philosophyofjazz.net/wiki/Talk:Ep00._The_history_of_jazz Experiments with Formatting Tables] <span style="color:blue">in the Discussion area titled "Experiments with Formatting Tables." You can see the Wikimedia formatting commands themselves making the tables when in edit mode.</span> | * <span style="color:blue">See '''experimental tables''' and '''their formatting''' at </span> [http://philosophyofjazz.net/wiki/Talk:Ep00._The_history_of_jazz Experiments with Formatting Tables] <span style="color:blue">in the Discussion area titled "Experiments with Formatting Tables." You can see the Wikimedia formatting commands themselves making the tables when in edit mode.</span> | ||
+ | |||
+ | ---- | ||
+ | |||
+ | <span style="color:blue">Notice especially when in editing mode the formatting codes for how to color the background of a table heading. All jazz sub-genres are hyperlinks.</span> | ||
+ | |||
+ | {| class="wikitable" | ||
+ | ! scope="col" style="width: 100px;" | Jazz Sub-Genres | ||
+ | ! scope="col" style="width: 100px;" | Jazz Sub-Genres | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | ! style="background:#fedead; style=text-align: center;" |A-F || style="background:#AAEE66; style=text-align: center;" |G-Z | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afro-Cuban_jazz Afro-Cuban Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avant-garde_jazz Avant-Garde Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ballad Ballad] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bebop Bebop] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swing_music Big Band Swing] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blues Blues] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boogie-woogie Boogie Woogie] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bossa_nova Bossa Nova] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chamber_jazz Chamber Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixieland#Chicago_style Chicago Style] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cool_jazz Cool Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixieland Dixieland] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jazz Early Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_free_jazz European Free Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_jazz Free Jazz] | ||
+ | | | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gypsy_jazz Gypsy Swing] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_bop Hard-bop] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_jazz Hot Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kansas_City_jazz Kansas City Swing] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_jazz Latin Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mainstream_jazz Mainstream Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixieland New Orleans/Traditional Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ragtime Ragtime] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ostinato#Riff Riff Style Swing] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straight-ahead_jazz Straight-ahead Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stride_(music) Stride] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swing_music Swing] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-bop Post-bop] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soul_jazz Soul Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vocalese Vocalese] | ||
+ | |} | ||
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[http://www.rapidtables.com/web/color/gray-color.html Rapid Table of Hexadecimal codes for several gray colors] | [http://www.rapidtables.com/web/color/gray-color.html Rapid Table of Hexadecimal codes for several gray colors] | ||
+ | |||
+ | ---- | ||
+ | |||
+ | <table><tr><td></td><td></td><td></td><td></td><td></td><td></td><td></td> | ||
+ | <td>[[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afro-Cuban_jazz Afro-Cuban Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avant-garde_jazz Avant-Garde Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ballad Ballad] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bebop Bebop] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swing_music Big Band Swing] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blues Blues] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boogie-woogie Boogie Woogie] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bossa_nova Bossa Nova] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chamber_jazz Chamber Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixieland#Chicago_style Chicago Style] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cool_jazz Cool Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixieland Dixieland] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jazz Early Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_free_jazz European Free Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_jazz Free Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | </td><td> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gypsy_jazz Gypsy Swing] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_bop Hard-bop] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hot_jazz Hot Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kansas_City_jazz Kansas City Swing] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_jazz Latin Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mainstream_jazz Mainstream Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixieland New Orleans/Traditional Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ragtime Ragtime] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ostinato#Riff Riff Style Swing] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straight-ahead_jazz Straight-ahead Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stride_(music) Stride] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swing_music Swing] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Post-bop Post-bop] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soul_jazz Soul Jazz] <br/> | ||
+ | [[file:ShinyBlueBullet16.png]] [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vocalese Vocalese] <br/> | ||
+ | </td> | ||
+ | </tr> | ||
+ | </table> | ||
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<span style="color:black">Problem 1:</span> | <span style="color:black">Problem 1:</span> | ||
− | <span style="color:blue"><blockquote><span style="color:#006A4E">'''Wiki-Improv1:''' </span><span style="color:green">“''Musical improvisation'' (also known as ''musical extemporization'') is the creative activity of ''immediate ("in the moment") musical composition'', which combines performance with communication of emotions and instrumental technique as well as spontaneous response to other musicians. </span><span style="color: | + | <span style="color:blue"><blockquote><span style="color:#006A4E">'''Wiki-Improv1:''' </span><span style="color:green">“''Musical improvisation'' (also known as ''musical extemporization'') is the creative activity of ''immediate ("in the moment") musical composition'', which combines performance with communication of emotions and instrumental technique as well as spontaneous response to other musicians. </span><span style="color:blue">(italics not in original)</span> |
</blockquote> | </blockquote> | ||
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:; <span style="color:blue">'''Muzak''' is music purposefully designed not to be noticed '''''as music'''''. Instead it is intentionally designed so as not to be noticed as music. Rather it is the sonic events that are functionally equivalent to cows milk production increasing when played soothing music. If we presume that the cows milk production could be equally well improved using soothing non-music, then Muzak is similarly designed to improve workers performance without the workers having to have any cognitive attention to these sonic events '''''as music'''''. </span> | :; <span style="color:blue">'''Muzak''' is music purposefully designed not to be noticed '''''as music'''''. Instead it is intentionally designed so as not to be noticed as music. Rather it is the sonic events that are functionally equivalent to cows milk production increasing when played soothing music. If we presume that the cows milk production could be equally well improved using soothing non-music, then Muzak is similarly designed to improve workers performance without the workers having to have any cognitive attention to these sonic events '''''as music'''''. </span> | ||
+ | ---- | ||
+ | |||
+ | <span style="color:black">Problem 8: Problems with blockquote and photo heading. Fix this so the visible formatting tags are invisible.</span> | ||
+ | |||
+ | <blockquote><span style="color:green">“Max Roach is part of this serious hierarchy of musical giants. '''All great instrumentalists have a superior quality of sound''', and his is one of the marvels of contemporary music.”</span><ref>[http://www.nytimes.com/1988/07/31/arts/music-what-jazz-is-and-isn-t.html Music: "What jazz is—and isn't,"] <span style="color:blue">Wynton Marsalis, ''New York Times'', 17th paragraph, July 31, 1988.</span></ref> [[file:WhatJazzIs1.jpeg|thumb|link=http://wyntonmarsalis.org/news/entry/music-what-jazz-is-and-isnt|<div align="center"><span style="color:black"><p style="font-size: 8pt">"What Jazz Is—and Isn’t", ''NYTimes'', July 31, 1988</span></p></div>]] <span style="color:blue">(bold not in original)</span> | ||
+ | </blockquote> | ||
+ | |||
+ | ---- | ||
+ | |||
+ | <span style="color:black">Problem 9: Problems with blockquote and hyperlink not closing off. Fix this so the hyperlink URL for "International Jazz Competition" at [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thelonious_Monk_Institute_of_Jazz International Jazz Competition is not visible.</span> | ||
+ | |||
+ | <blockquote style="background-color: white; text: black; border: solid thick navy">[[file:GreenButtonBullet9.png]] <span style="color:black">in his honor, the [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thelonious_Monk_Institute_of_Jazz Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz [[file:TheloniousMonkInstitueOfJazzLogo1.png|150px]] was established (1986) by the Monk family and Maria Fisher with a mission to offer public school-based jazz education programs for young people around the globe, helping students develop imaginative thinking, creativity, curiosity, a positive self-image, and a respect for their own and others' cultural heritage. Beginning in 1987 the institute hosts an annual [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thelonious_Monk_Institute_of_Jazz International Jazz Competition] and through its partnership with [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNESCO UNESCO] [[file:UnescoLogo1.png]] since 1987 has promoted [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Jazz_Day International Jazz Day] [[file:InternationalJazzDayLogo1.png|150px]] celebrated around the world 🌎 🌍 🌏 on April 30th to <span style="color:green">“highlight jazz and its diplomatic role of uniting people in all corners of the globe”</span><ref>[http://jazzday.com/about/ International Jazz Day website: "About",] <span style="color:blue">first sentence.</span></ref></span> | ||
+ | </blockquote> <br/> | ||
+ | |||
+ | ---- | ||
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<span style="color:black">'''Answer to Problem 1 with correct formatting:'''</span> | <span style="color:black">'''Answer to Problem 1 with correct formatting:'''</span> | ||
− | <blockquote><span style="color:#006A4E">'''Wiki-Improv1:''' </span><span style="color:green">“''Musical improvisation'' (also known as ''musical extemporization'') is the creative activity of ''immediate ("in the moment") musical composition'', which combines performance with communication of emotions and instrumental technique as well as spontaneous response to other musicians.”</span> <span style="color: | + | <blockquote><span style="color:#006A4E">'''Wiki-Improv1:''' </span><span style="color:green">“''Musical improvisation'' (also known as ''musical extemporization'') is the creative activity of ''immediate ("in the moment") musical composition'', which combines performance with communication of emotions and instrumental technique as well as spontaneous response to other musicians.”</span> <span style="color:blue">(italics not in original)</span> |
</blockquote> | </blockquote> | ||
− | <span style="color:red">The <nowiki><span style="color:blue"></nowiki> in the line starting just under the words "Problem 1" was deleted. </span> | + | <span style="color:red">The <nowiki><span style="color:blue"></nowiki> in the line starting just under the words "Problem 1" and to the left of the <nowiki><blockquote></nowiki> tag was deleted. </span> |
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<span style="color:red">To see the above formatting, enter into editing mode. </span> | <span style="color:red">To see the above formatting, enter into editing mode. </span> | ||
+ | ---- | ||
+ | |||
+ | <span style="color:black">'''Answer to Problem 8 with correct formatting:'''</span> | ||
+ | |||
+ | <blockquote><span style="color:green">“Max Roach is part of this serious hierarchy of musical giants. '''All great instrumentalists have a superior quality of sound''', and his is one of the marvels of contemporary music.”</span><ref>[http://www.nytimes.com/1988/07/31/arts/music-what-jazz-is-and-isn-t.html Music: "What jazz is—and isn't,"] <span style="color:blue">Wynton Marsalis, ''New York Times'', 17th paragraph, July 31, 1988.</span></ref> [[file:WhatJazzIs1.jpeg|thumb|link=http://wyntonmarsalis.org/news/entry/music-what-jazz-is-and-isnt|<p style="font-size: 8pt"><span style="color:black">"What Jazz Is—and Isn’t", ''NYTimes'', July 31, 1988</span></p>]] <span style="color:blue">(bold not in original)</span> | ||
+ | </blockquote> | ||
+ | |||
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+ | <span style="color:black">'''Answer to Problem 9 with correct formatting:''' a missing right square bracket had to be added at the end of this line: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thelonious_Monk_Institute_of_Jazz Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz] [[file:RedLeftPointingArrow.png]] | ||
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+ | <blockquote style="background-color: white; text: black; border: solid thick navy">[[file:GreenButtonBullet9.png]] <span style="color:black">in his honor, the [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thelonious_Monk_Institute_of_Jazz Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz] [[file:TheloniousMonkInstitueOfJazzLogo1.png|150px]] was established (1986) by the Monk family and Maria Fisher with a mission to offer public school-based jazz education programs for young people around the globe, helping students develop imaginative thinking, creativity, curiosity, a positive self-image, and a respect for their own and others' cultural heritage. Beginning in 1987 the institute hosts an annual [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thelonious_Monk_Institute_of_Jazz International Jazz Competition] and through its partnership with [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNESCO UNESCO] [[file:UnescoLogo1.png]] since 1987 has promoted [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Jazz_Day International Jazz Day] [[file:InternationalJazzDayLogo1.png|150px]] celebrated around the world 🌎 🌍 🌏 on April 30th to <span style="color:green">“highlight jazz and its diplomatic role of uniting people in all corners of the globe”</span><ref>[http://jazzday.com/about/ International Jazz Day website: "About",] <span style="color:blue">first sentence.</span></ref></span> | ||
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− | : <span style="color:red">At the far right end of the subtitle there are three extra single apostrophes to the right of the question mark,<nowiki>?'''</nowiki>, that made the entire page be displayed in bold font. To resolve the problem, and get the entire page out of bold, just delete the last three single apostrophes located to the right of the question mark. </span> | + | : <span style="color:red">At the far right end of the subtitle there are three extra single apostrophes (<nowiki>'''</nowiki>) to the right of the question mark,<nowiki>?'''</nowiki>, that made the entire page be displayed in bold font. To resolve the problem, and get the entire page out of bold, just delete the last three single apostrophes located to the right of the question mark. </span> |
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Latest revision as of 17:41, 30 November 2019
Contents
- 1 Administrator's Only Login
- 2 START HERE To Learn Basic and Advanced MediaWiki Formatting
- 2.1 Read Below for Basics
- 2.2 Text Formatting
- 2.3 Color Formatting Codes with Exemplars
- 2.4 Pantone's Colors of the Year 2000-2019
- 2.4.1 Latest Hot Colors for 2019
- 2.4.2 Latest Hot Colors for 2017-2018
- 2.4.3 Top Choices of Color 2018
- 2.4.3.1 Yellow 2017-2018
- 2.4.3.2 Orange 2017-2018
- 2.4.3.3 Tan 2017-2018 & Butterscotch 2017-2018
- 2.4.3.4 Pink 2017-2018 & Magenta 2017-2018
- 2.4.3.5 Red 2017-2018
- 2.4.3.6 Green 2017-2018
- 2.4.3.7 Blue 2017-2018
- 2.4.3.8 Purple 2017-2018
- 2.4.3.9 Brown 2017-2018
- 2.4.3.10 Gray 2017-2018 & Black 2017-2018
- 2.4.3.11 Miscellaneous Colors 2017-2018
- 2.4.4 Colors from 2015-2016
- 2.5 Special Characters
- 2.6 Divider patterns
- 2.7 Spacing Formatting
- 2.8 Poj.Fm Color Conventions for Headings
- 2.9 Philosophy of hyperlink placements
- 2.10 How to Make External HyperLinks To Poj.Fm
- 2.11 How to Make Internal Links To Poj.Fm
- 2.12 How To Jump To Top of Current Page
- 2.13 How To Make Bullet Lists
- 2.14 How To Make Footnotes
- 2.15 NOTES
- 2.16 How To Make Two Columns
- 2.17 Images
- 2.18 How To Manipulate the Table of Contents
- 2.19 How To Use Transclusion Templates
- 2.20 How To Make A Table
- 2.21 Table with Sections and Compartments
- 2.22 How to make a table in WordPress
- 2.23 How To Make A Box
- 2.24 Diagnostic Formatting Tool
- 2.25 List of Formatting Errors and Omissions and Their Display Consequences
- 2.26 Test Your Formatting Knowledge in the Formatting Challenge: Find Formatting Errors Below -- Correctly Formatted in the Following Subsection
- 3 For Examples of Wikimedia Formatting
- 4 Administrator's Only Login
- 5 NOTES
Administrator's Only Login[edit]
START HERE To Learn Basic and Advanced MediaWiki Formatting[edit]
Read Below for Basics[edit]
All of the information listed below can be helpful, but much of it is too intimidating for novices. Here is the simple version for how to start a new page topic at poj.fm.
- First, you must be approved as an editor and have received an email approving you as an editor where you then clicked on the confirmation link found only in that email.
- Second, decide under which Main Heading of the Navigation bar/menu that your new page should be located selecting between Philosopy, Jazz Topics, Critical Materials, Wiki, or Events.
- Each of these Main Heading's have sub-heading pages and these are where you will write formatting code that establishes your new page's location.
- By way of example suppose your new topic page is titled Ontmusic31. What is new music? and you locate it on the Main Heading of Philosophy with the sub-topic being Ontology.
- Click onto the Ontology page where there are more sub-headings.
- Now enter the editing mode for the Ontology page by logging into poj.fm by clicking on the Personal button in the Menu bar at the top of each page.
- To edit the Ontology page and add the title heading for the new page, click on the menu bar at the top left of the page on Edit where afterwards the Ontology page reopens showing all text and formatting commands.
- Having decided to start your new page here, go to the bottom of that group of sub-headings which in this case is 2.2 Music under the Ontology heading and add the 'appropriate' code/number with the title for the new page. The formatting code looks like this: * [[Ontmusic31. What is new music?]] the double square brackets around the title are the formatting commands for titling and linking a page that can itself have content. Be sure now to save the Ontology page by scrolling to the very bottom of the browser window and click on Save File.
- After clicking the Save File button, then when you are now in display mode (where you can now no longer see any formatting codes) click on the heading/topic link of the new page title. This will then open a new editing box window that states the following: “You have followed a link to a page that does not exist yet. To create the page, start typing in the box below (see the help page for more info). If you are here by mistake, click your browser's back button.” Since you want to start a new page you need to click inside of the editing window that just now opened with these instructions located above the editing window. After clicking inside of the editing window a keyboard should then open so that you can add typed content.
- NOTE: If you are not already logged in as an editor you will receive this message after clicking on the new topic heading title:“There is currently no text in this page. You can search for this page title in other pages, or search the related logs, but you do not have permission to create this page.”
- Typically, to format a standard page one types the following formatting commands at the top of the page:
- <div style="padding-left:25px;padding-right:30px;"> This div command makes left and right margin indents for the entire page. It requires a separate closing ending tag of </div> inserted at the very bottom of the page.
- ===[[{{TALKPAGENAME}}|'''Discussion''']]=== When the word "Discussion" is clicked on this opens up a new editing window within which discussion can take place about the page's contents without inserting anything yet onto the official page.
- ---- Four dashes in a row at the very start of a line displays as a single line when page is in non-editing/display mode and it traverses the entire page. It is used to distinguish and separate sections from each other.
- ===<span style="color:fuchsia">'''Title'''</span>=== These are used for main title headings. The three straight apostrophes (''') on either side of any text displays as bold text.
- <span style="color:blue">First sentence goes here.</span>
- ---- Line is used to separate and distinguish sections.
- ==='''NOTES'''=== Placed after all text at the very bottom of the page and it is where all footnote references will go because of the next references command tag:
- <references/> This tag anchors the location for all footnote references for the page. Footnotes are made using these command tags: Use <ref> and </ref> at start and end of an anchor zone for any footnote. Format and write all text between these "ref" markers to produce the contents of the footnote. See How To Make Footnotes. The footnote then gets displayed wherever you have put the references tag, i.e., <references/>
- </div> This is the required closing div tag for the opening div command that makes margin indents.
- Having now established the main formatting codes to setup a new page topic, proceed to add the argumentative content that explains and argumentatively justifies all significant remarks for the remainder of the content for this new page.
- KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS: The keyboard shortcuts are extremely useful when formatting Wikimedia text. To add keyboard shortcuts first click on Settings, then General, then Keyboard, finally Text Replacement. To add a new text replacement short cut type the replacement text on the first line to the right of the word "phrase", then underneath that put your abbreviated text that the computer then replaces for you if you hit the spacebar. For example, to start a block quotation format using these formatting commands: <blockquote><span style="color:green">“ so that series of formatting commands needs to be typed into the first "phrase" box. Underneath that to the right of where it says "shortcut" you could type your abbreviated text "bq" (for "block quotation"), or whatever mnemonic letters you can easily recall. These shortcuts are also really helpful when putting text into various colors. Hence, your abbreviated text could be "scb" ("span color blue") and this would get replaced by <span style="color:blue">. Similarly for the required ending tag to stop the color font command. Use shortcut "nsp" ("no span") which gets replaced at the end of a paragraph or individual sentence with this Mediawiki format ending tag </span>. To get these shortcuts so that the text gets replaced sometimes requires one to type a space before the shortcut text.
Primer on Basic Mediawiki Formatting[edit]
- Clear Primer on Basic Wikimedia Formatting
- Mediawiki Quick Guide
- Wiki Formatting Advice
- Help: Advanced Editing with examples
- Wikipedia:Manual of Style. Poj.Fm generally agrees with the Wikipedia: Manual of Style. However, Wikipedia must consider how to format writing conventions from an international point of view, and as a consequence bills themselves as a multilingual website. While PoJ.Fm welcomes input from around the globe, it still follows American English conventions regarding vocabularies and spellings of words. Hence, Poj.Fm uses the American spelling of the word "judgment," as an example, and removes the letter "e" from the British, Indian, Australian, and Canadian spelling of their word with the very same meaning, "judgement."
Wikimedia Formatting Cheat Sheet[edit]
How To Edit A Page[edit]
How To Start A New Page[edit]
MediaWiki Help Contents[edit]
NOTE: See below for fundamental formatting demonstrated and explained. Click on the Edit button (located in the top menu bar) to switch from display mode into an editing window to see the mediawiki formatting codes and realize how these formatting commands/tags affects the displayed page when in non-editing mode. When you discover the appropriate formatting, select it by highlighting text by clicking and dragging the copy highlighted cursors that after highlighting automatically displays possible editing activities such as cut, copy, or paste. Choose COPY, to put the formatting tags into memory, then move to where you want to have the same formatting, then at the location where you want new formatting commands to be PASTED. By clicking PASTE the previously entered formatting code that was put into memory before when you used the COPY command now gets placed in its new location wherever you have the blinking cursor.
Text Formatting[edit]
Underlining[edit]
Underline by placing text to be underlined between span tags that use a "u" like this: <u>underlined</u> so you get this: underlined.
Apparently you can also get underlining by using the insert span tags like this: <ins>underlined</ins> so you get this: underlined.
Example of FONT SIZE and COLOR CODING (with words and hexadecimal coding formatting)[edit]
NOTE: Any words below colored in bold light blue are displayed in bold light blue when in display (non-editing) mode.
NOTE: Any words below colored in bold purple-blue are bold purple-blue when in display (non-editing) mode.
NOTE: Any words below colored in bold darker blue are bold darker blue when in display (non-editing) mode.
Color Formatting Codes with Exemplars[edit]
- Wikipedia: Explanation of different web color systems with exemplars
- Wikipedia: Color Exemplars with Hexadecimal Code
- Wiki Color Formatting Help with hexadecimal codes and great colors
- Wikipedia: List of Colors (compact)
- Wikipedia: X11 Color Names with exemplars
- Wikipedia: Pantone's color system
- Xona.com's Color List Extensive list of color exemplars by Matthew Doucette (Wednesday, March 15, 2006).
- RGB codes converted to hexadecimal code. Make your own colors.
Explanation of Hexadecimal numbering for colors[edit]
Hex means six and decimal relates to ten so this system has 16 numbers. Since arabic numerals use ten numbers (0-9) the hex system uses 16 numbers: 0-9, A, B, C, D, E, and F.
Zero, "0", is the smallest representation of a color. It's almost the total absence of color. F is 15 times the intensity of the color of 0. Combinations of these digits create different shades of a particular color. Double Zero, "00," is equal to zero hue. FF is equal to a pure color.
The hexadecimal code always starts with a pound sign (also called a hashtag) followed by six hexadecimal numbers in three pairs of two digit numbers. The first pair of numbers represents red, the second pair green, and the third pair blue light. The hex code, then, represents the amounts available of red, green, and blue light. The computer creates the three intensities according to the hexadecimal code by combining these three types of light emissions and producing a single color. As an example, here are the opposite ends of the color scale: FFFFFF is equal to white because all three colors are all set to FF, which produces the highest levels of red, green, and blue. When light and not paint is being utilized, as in a computer monitor, the combination of all three primary colors creates white. Black is caused by the absence of the three colors, hence, 000000. If you wish to create yellow the code is FFFF00 because red and green are at maximum values of FF, but because of the 00 you get no blue. The red cancels out the blue and all that is left is the yellow.
Consider now variable hexadecimal codes. If crimson is a desired color one can use the hex code of DC143C where the red setting, DC, is quite intense, almost no green because of the 14 and almost half intensity of blue due to the 3C. Violet colors are combinations of high red and blue with green at a lower intensity. If one reduces the green to none with 00 then this produces purple using 800080. One can get purple by eliminating the green with color code 800080 leaving only red and blue. Orange does not have blue, but only a lot of red and not as much green as red using FFA500.
Pantone's Colors of the Year 2000-2019[edit]
Latest Hot Colors for 2019[edit]
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Brown
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September 2018[edit]
Showing how different colors are mixed to obtain the desired result:
- FF + 8C + 67 = FF8C67
Top Choices from September 2018[edit]
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Drop Caps[edit]
Daily Drop Cap 1st alphabet "J" by Jessica Hische
Section § symbol, Em—Dash, “Quotation Marks”, Superscripts1 and Subscripts2[edit]
- Section symbol: §
Possible bullets[edit]
Circle Bullets●, ◙, ◉ , ⊛, ◍, ❂, ⬤, ⚫, 🔅, 🔆, ⚪️, ⚫️, 🔴, 🔵, 🔺, 🔻, ♦️, 🔸 🔶, 🔹🔷, ▪️◾️◼️ ⬛️, 🔳 🔲, ☞, ★ ☆ ✦ ✧ ✩ ✪ ✫ ✬ ✭ ✮ ✯ ✰ ⁂ ⁎ ⁑ ✢ ✣ ✤ ✥ ✱ ✲ ✵ ✶ ✷ ✸ ✹ ✺ ✻ ✼ ✽ ✾ ✿ ❀ ❁ ❂ ❃ ❈ ❉.
- Bullet point if asterisk starts the line
- See the WikiMedia: Category: Bullets ultimate list of bullets with exemplars
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7 pt BlueSnowflakeBullet7.gif
8pt RedButtonBullet8.jpeg Testing 1
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8 pt Testing 3
5x13 BlueSquareBullet5x13.png Testing 1
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5x13 pt .png Testing 3
9 pt GreenButtonBullet9.png
9 pt YellowButtonBullet9.png
9 pt BlueButtonBullet9.png
10 pt RedButtonBullet10.png Testing 1
10 pt .png Testing 2
10 pt .png Testing 3
10 pt TictacBlueCu10.gif Testing 1
10 pt .gif Testing 2
10 pt .gif Testing 3
12 pt RedButton12.jpeg Testing 1
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15 pt RedButtonBullet.png
15 pt ShinyRedButtonBullet.png
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LimeGreenBullet16.png Testing 2
AquaBullet16.png Testing 3
BulletYellow16.png
PinkBullet16.png
OrangeBullett16.png - Notice the extra T in Bullett
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WordPress Formatted bullets to 16 or 18 pts[edit]
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1129" src="" alt="Soap bubble sphere bullet" width="16" height="16" /> Soap bubble bullet
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1140" src="" alt="Cosmic pink lightbulb sphere bullet" width="16" height="16" /> Cosmic pink lightbulb sphere bullet
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1130" src="" alt="Soft Hot pink sphere bullet" width="16" height="16" /> Hot pink sphere
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1014" src="" alt="Shiny round gray glass button bullet" width="24" height="24" /> Shiny round gray glass button bullet
<img class="alignnone wp-image-992 size-full" src="" alt="Shiny Round Gray Bullet" width="16" height="16" /> Shiny Round Gray Bullet
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1137" src="" alt="Multicolored geometric sphere bullet" width="16" height="16" /> Multicolored geometric sphere bullet
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1138" src="" alt="Earth continents in 3d gold cutout bullet" width="17" height="17" /> Earth continents in 3d gold cutout
<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-998" src="" alt="Tiny yellow round bullet" width="18" height="18" /> Tiny yellow round bullet
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1139" src="" alt="Watery blue translucent sphere bullet" width="16" height="16" /> Watery blue translucent sphere bullet
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1131" src="" alt="Spherical light blue bullet" width="16" height="16" /> Spherical light blue bullet
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1134" src="" alt="Consistent sky blue bulging button bullet" width="15" height="15" /> Consistent sky blue bulging button bullet
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1146" src="" alt="Blue Globe with blue flight lines bullet" width="16" height="16" /> Blue Globe with blue flight lines
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1136" src="" alt="Swirling blue energy sphere bullet" width="16" height="16" /> Swirling blue energy sphere bullet
<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-1000" src="" alt="Shiny aqua bulllet 16 pt" width="16" height="16" /> Shiny aqua bulllet
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1142" src="" alt="Shiny reflective dark blue sphere bullet" width="16" height="16" /> Shiny reflective dark blue sphere bullet
<img class="alignnone wp-image-1003 size-full" src="" alt="Shiny Dark Blue Button Bullet" width="18" height="18" /> Shiny Dark Blue Button Bullet
<img class="alignnone wp-image-1003 size-full" src="" alt="Shiny Dark Blue Button Bullet" width="18" height="18" /> Shiny Dark Blue Button Bullet
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1132" src="" alt="Rich purple gridded sphere bullet" width="16" height="16" /> Rich purple sphere bullet
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1017" src="" alt="Shiny round purple button bullet" width="16" height="16" /> Shiny round purple button bullet
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1141" src="" alt="Floating shiny red sphere with shadow underneath" width="12" height="16" /> Floating shiny red sphere with shadow underneath
<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-1015" src="" alt="Bright red shiny button bullet" width="16" height="16" /> Bright red shiny button bullet
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1133" src="" alt="Shiny red ball reflecting sphere bullet" width="17" height="17" /> Shiny red ball reflecting sphere bullet
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1147" src="" alt="Matte red sphere bullet" width="16" height="16" /> Matte red sphere bullet
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1143" src="" alt="3D black sphere bullet" width="16" height="16" /> 3D black sphere bullet
<img class="alignnone size-thumbnail wp-image-1145" src="" alt="Shiny black sphere bullet" width="16" height="16" /> Shiny black sphere bullet
Table of symbols[edit]
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* Bullet point | bullet |
• or • | bullet |
· | interpunct |
‣ or ‣ (triangle) | triangular bullet |
◦ ◦ | white bullet |
● | larger (black) bullet |
○ | larger white bullet |
☞ | Index; fist |
* | asterisk |
⋆ | star operator |
※ | komerjirushi |
⁂ | asterism; three stars in a triangle |
◊ | lozenge |
❧ | fleuron; hedera |
❦ or ❦ | floral heart (Dingbats) |
❧ or ❧ | rotated floral heart bullet (Dingbats) |
☙ or ☙ | reversed rotated floral heart bullet |
→ | logical implication |
⇒ | material implication symbol |
➸ | black right feathered arrow |
➧ | black short stubby right arrow |
➺ | black right soft arrow |
➛ | black delicate right arrow |
➨ | black thick right arrow |
➤ | black right arrow |
+ | plus sign |
∞ | Wikipedia: infinity symbol |
✧ | white smaller concave-sided diamond |
⟡ | white concave-sided diamond |
✦ | black concave-sided diamond |
⟣ | white concave-sided diamond with rightward tick; modal operator for will never be |
⟢ | white concave-sided diamond with leftwards tick; modal operator for was never |
✵ | black 8 sided star |
✺ | black 16 sided star |
༒ | complex cross |
⟥ | white square with rightward stick; modal operator for will always be |
⥽ | right fish tail; sometimes used for "relation", also used for denoting |
◇ | white diamond; modal operator for it is possible that |
Fancy Illustrated Fonts[edit]
➊ 🅹🅿🅸🅲 2019
➋ 🅙🅟🅘🅒 ➋⓿➊➒
➌ ⒿⓅⒾⒸ 2019
➍ JPIC 2019
➎ 𝐉𝐏𝐈𝐂 𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟗
➏ JPIC 2019
➐ 🄹🄿🄸🄲 2019
➑ 𝕁ℙ𝕀ℂ 𝟚𝟘𝟙𝟡
➒ ᒎᑭᎥᑕ 2019
➊ .•♫•♬• ⒿⓅⒾⒸ ②⓪①⑨ •♬•♫•.
➋ ★彡 ⒿⓅⒾⒸ ②⓪①⑨ 彡★
➌ ▁ ▂ ▄ ▅ ▆ ▇ █ ⒿⓅⒾⒸ ②⓪①⑨ █ ▇ ▆ ▅ ▄ ▂ ▁
▀▄▀▄▀▄ ⒿⓅⒾⒸ ②⓪①⑨ ▄▀▄▀▄▀
◦•●◉✿ ⒿⓅⒾⒸ ②⓪①⑨ ✿◉●•◦
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Emoji Icon words[edit]
- 🧐😖🤬 TO ADD AN EMOJI: Tap in text area while in editing mode and keyboard window opens. In lower left corner tapping on the smiley face brings up the emoji keyboard, assuming it has already been activated. Click on emoji desired and it is automatically inserted into text field where cursor was last located. To change emoji categories for complete category of relevant icons click on grayed out icons on bottom. If emoji keyboard is not activated, then go to Settings > Keyboard (top of page) > Add new keyboard > Emoji. To exit the Emoji keyboard and go back to letters click on the ABC button (lower left on keyboard).
- Find the emoji keyboard in any app that uses the standard keyboard, like Mail or Messages. To add an emoji: Tap the text field, then tap Smiley face icon or globe icon. Use the gray icons at the bottom of the keyboard to switch emoji themes, or swipe left or right to view more. Tap Clock icon to see emoji that you've recently used. To change the skin tone of a particular emoji, tap and hold it. Click on an emoji to add it to your text field.
Emoji Icon word categories for Microsoft Word Icon: Insert: Analytics, Animals, Apparel, Arts, Buildings, Business, Celebration, Commerce, Communication, Education, Faces, Food & Drinks, Home, Location, Medical, Nature & Outdoors, Security & Justice, Signs & Symbols, Sports, Technology & Electronics, Tools & Building, Vehicles, Weather & Seasons.
Actions & Smileys:
applause 👏, bandage 🤕, boo 👻 😒, boom 💥, bow 🙇♀️ 🙇🏻 🎁, cartwheeling (woman) 🤸♀️ (man) 🤸, celebrate (party popper-not name) 🎉 (confetti ball-not name) 🎊, celebration 🍾 🎉 🎊, clap 👏, clapper board 🎬, clapping 👏, clean 🧼 🧽, climbing (woman) 🧗♀️ (man) 🧗♂️, concerned 😟 😦 😧, congratulations 🎊 🎈🎉, dancing (man) 🕺 (woman) 💃, dizzy 😵 🥴 💫, drip 💧, friends 👫 👬 👭, haircut (woman) 💇 (man) 💇♂️, hand 🤚 🖐, happy 😃 😊 😆, hear 👂, Hi 👋, in love 😍 🥰, juggler (woman) 🤹♀️ (man) 🤹♂️, kick🦵, knit 🧶, levitating (man in suit)🕴, light💡, listen👂, lit 🔥, massage (woman) 💆 (man) 💆♂️, meow 🐱, nail polish 💅, nap 😴 💤, OK 👌 👍, ok gesture (woman) 🙆♀️ (man) 🙆♂️, paint 🎨, pay 💰, peace ✌️ ☮️, pow 💥, praying 🙏, punch 🤛 🤜 🥊, quiet 🤫, roar 🐯, rock climbing (woman) 🧗♀️ (man) 🧗♂️, run (woman) 🏃♀️ (man)🏃, scream 😱, selfie 🤳, shower 🚿 🧼, shrug (woman) 🤷♀️ (man) 🤷♂️, sleep 😴 💤 🛏, smh 🤦♀️ 🤦♂️ 🤦🏻♂️, smile 😊 😃 😀, smoke 💨, snoring 😴 💤, sparkles ✨, speech bubble 💬 🗯 (left speech bubble-not name) 🗨, stop 🛑 ✋, ski 🎿, stretching (woman) 🙆♀️ (man) 🙆♂️, sweep 🧹, swim 🏊♀️ 🏊♂️, unhappy 🙁 ☹️ 😞, vomit 🤢 🤮, vote 🗳, walking (woman)🚶♀️(man)🚶,wave 👋 🌊, worried 😟 😦 😧, wow 😮 😯 😲, writing ✍️, yoga (woman) 🧘♀️ (man) 🧘♂️.
🚽Animals & Nature & Insects (living things):
alligator 🐊, ant 🐜, bacteria 🦠 🧫, badger 🦡, bat 🦇, bear 🐻, bee 🐝, bird 🐦 🦅 🦢, blowfish 🐡, boar 🐗, bug 🐜 🕷 🐛, butterfly 🦋, camel 🐪 🐫, cat 🐈 🐱, chick 🐥 🐣 🐤, chicken 🐔 🍗 🐓, chipmunk 🐿, cobra 🐍, cow 🐄 🐮, crab 🦀, cricket 🦗, crocodile 🐊, cow dog 🐕 🐶, deer 🦌, dolphin 🐬, dove 🕊, dragon 🐉, dragon head 🐲, duck 🦆, eagle 🦅, elephant 🐘, ewe 🐑, fairy 🧚♀️ 🧚♂️, fish 🐠 🐟 🎣, fox 🦊, frog 🐸, gecko 🦎, goat 🐐, giraffe🦒, gorilla 🦍, hamster 🐹, 🙉 Hear-No-Evil Monkey, hedgehog 🦔, hippo/hippopotamus 🦛, horse 🐎 🐴, horse racing 🏇, insect 🐜 🕷 🐞, jaguar 🐆, kangaroo 🦘, kitten 🐱, koala 🐨, ladybug 🐞, leopard 🐆, lion (face) 🦁, lizard 🦎, llama 🦙, lobster 🦞, mallard 🦆, meow 🐱, mice/mouse 🐁 🐭, microbe 🦠, monkey 🐒 🐵, mosquito 🦟, octopus 🐙, owl 🦉, ox/oxen 🐂, panda 🐼, panther 🐆, parrot 🦜, paw/paw prints 🐾, peacock 🦚, penguin 🐧, pig 🐖 🐷 🐽, poodle 🐩, puppy 🐶, rabbit 🐇 🐰, raccoon 🦝, ram 🐏, rat 🐀, rhino/rhinoceros 🦏, roar 🐯, rooster 🐔🐓, sauropod 🦕, scorpion 🦂, 🙈 See-No-Evil Monkey, 🙊 Speak-No-Evil Monkey, shark 🦈, sheep 🐑, shrimp 🍤 🦐, slug 🐌, snail 🐌, snake 🐍, spider 🕷, spider web 🕸, spiral shell 🐚, squid 🦑, squirrel 🐿, swan 🦢, teddy bear 🧸, tentacle 🐙, tiger 🐅 🐯, t-rex 🦖, turkey 🦃 🇹🇷, turtle 🐢, unicorn 🦄, virus 🦠, water buffalo 🐃, worm 🐛, whale (spouting) 🐳 🐋, wolf 🐺, zebra 🦓.
Body:
atoms ⚛️, baby 👶 🍼 , baby angel 👼, bald (man) 👨🦲 (woman) 👩🦲, bandage 🤕, beard 🧔, birthday 🎂 🎁 🍰, blood type A 🅰️, [http://emojipedia.org/negative-squared-latin-capital-letter-b/ blood type B 🅱️, blood type AB 🆎, [http://emojipedia.org/negative-squared-latin-capital-letter-o/ blood type O 🅾️, bone 🦴 🍖 , brain 🧠, bride 👰, child 👶 🧒, dental 🦷, dna 🧬, drip💧, dumbbell 💪, ears 👂, eyeball 👁, eyes 👀, feet 🦶, foot 🦶, footprint 👣, gene 🧬, grandma 👵, grandpa 👴, groom 🤵, hairstyle 💁♀️, hand 🖐 🤚 ( ☜ ☞ ), heart ❤️ ♥️ 💜, helix 🧬, helmet (with white cross) ⛑, limb🦵, lips 👄, man 👨, mask 😷, molar 🦷, muscles 💪, nose 👃, nursing 🤱, paw 🐾, pill 💊, pregnant 🤰, silhouette 👤, smile 😊 😃 😀, sweat 😓 💦 💧, sunglasses 🕶 😎, syringe 💉, teeth 🦷, thermometer 🌡 🤒, thought 💭, tongue 👅 😛, tooth 🦷, turd 💩, turnt 🥴, twins 👯♀️, vomit 🤢 🤮, woman 👩.
Buildings:
atoms ⚛️, bank 🏦, brick 🧱, bridge (at night) 🌉, building construction 🏗, bus stop 🚏, casino 🎰, (European) castle 🏰, chapel 💒, church ⛪️ , circus 🎪, city (at night with stars) 🌃, cityscape 🏙 🌆 🌇, classical building 🏛, construction 🚧 🏗 🔨, construction worker 👷♀️ 👷♂️, convenience store 🏪, department store 🏬, derelict house 🏚, door 🚪, factory 🏭, fountain ⛲️, golden gate bridge 🌁 🌉, highway 🛣, hotel 🏨, hospital 🏥, house 🏡 🏠 (houses) 🏘, japanese castle 🏯, japanese post office 🏣, kaaba 🕋, key 🔑 🔐, love hotel 🏩, mosque 🕌, motel 🏨, national park 🏞, office building 🏢, (European) post office 🏤, school 🏫, shinto shrine ⛩, skyline 🏙 🌃, skyscraper 🏙, stadium 🏟, station 🚉, statue of liberty 🗽, store 🏬, synagogue 🕍, teepee ⛺️, tent 🏕 ⛺️, Tokyo tower 🗼, wedding 💒 .
Cards:
cards ♦️ ♥️, clubs ♣, diamonds ♦ ♦️ 💎 💍, flower playing cards 🎴, hearts ♥ ♥️ ❤️ ♥️ 💜 💕 🥰, hearts ♥️ 🥰 💕, joker 🃏, playing cards ♠️ ♣️, spades ♠ ♠️, ♥ ♦ ♣ ♠ .
Chess:
♞▀▄▀▄♝▀▄, ♞, ♝, chess♟, pawn♟, White chess king ♔ ♔, White chess queen ♕ ♕, White chess rook ♖ ♖, White chess bishop ♗ ♗, White chess knight ♘ ♘, White chess pawn ♙ ♙, Black chess king ♚ ♚, Black chess queen ♛ ♛, Black chess rook ♜ ♜, Black chess bishop ♝ ♝, Black chess knight ♞ ♞, Black chess pawn ♟ ♟.
Desserts:
cake 🎂 🍰 🧁, candy 🍭 🍬, chocolate 🍫, cookie 🍪, cupcake 🧁, dessert (flan) 🍮 (ice cream) 🍨 (cupcake) 🧁, flan 🍮, ice cream 🍨 🍦, lollipop 🍭, pastry 🥮, pie 🥧.
Drinks:
baby bottle 🍼, beer 🍺 🍻, champagne 🥂 🍾, chai ☕️, cigarette 🚬, clinking glasses 🥂, cocktail 🍹 🍸, coffee ☕️, cup with straw🥤, dairy🥛, drink 🍹 🍸 🍷, martini 🍸, milk 🥛, sake 🍶, soda 🥤, tea 🍵 ☕️, water 💦 💧 🚿, whiskey/tumbler glass 🥃, wine 🍷.
Electronic Equipment:
alarm 🚨, battery 🔋, bullhorn 📢 (📣), camera (with flash) 📸 📷 🎥, CD (optical disk-not name) 💿, cellphone/mobile phone 📱, charger 🔌, clock ⏰ 🕰, computer 💻 🖥, (computer disk-not name) 💽, computer mouse 🖱, control knobs 🎛, desktop 🖥, dvd 📀, electric ⚡️, electric plug 🔌, email 📧, fax 📠, film (frames) 🎞, film projector 📽, flashlight 🔦, floppy disk 💾, fm 📻, iPhone 📱📲, keyboard 🎹 ⌨️, laptop 💻, level slider 🎚, Mac 🖥 💻, mic/microphone (studio) 🎙 🎤, minidisc 💽, movie (camera) 🎥 🍿, pager 📟, printer 🖨, radio 📻, robot 🤖, screen 📺, telephone ☎️ (receiver) 📞 (☏, ✆), television 📺, trackball 🖲, traffic light 🚦, video camera 📹, videocassette 📼.
Emotions:
ache 😖, angry 😤 😡 😠, baffled 😕 😮 😯, cool 😎, cray 😜, cry 😢 😭, drunk 😵 🥴, evil 👿 😈 🦹♀️, happy 😃 😊 😆, hearts ♥️ 🥰 💕, hot 🥵, innocent 😇, kisses 😘 💋 😚, love ❤️ 💕 💗, mad 😠 😡, mask 😷, sad 😞 😔 😢, tears 😭, thought 💭.
Food stuffs:
apple 🍎 🍏, avocado 🥑, bacon 🥓, bagel 🥯, baguette 🥖, bakeries 🧁 🥯, basil 🌿, banana 🍌, beef 🥩, bento 🍱, bone 🦴 🍖, bowl 🍲 🍜 , bread 🥖 🍞 🥯, breakfast 🍳 🥞, broccoli 🥦, burrito 🌯, cabbage 🥬, cake 🎂 (shortcake) 🍰 🧁 , candy 🍭 🍬, canned food 🥫, carrot 🥕, casserole 🥘, cheese 🧀, cherry 🍒, chicken 🐔 🍗 🐓, chili 🌶, chestnut 🌰, chocolate 🍫, chopsticks 🥢, citrus 🍊, coconut 🌴🥥, cookie 🍪, cooking 🥘 🍳, corn 🌽 🌾, 🦀 crab, cream cheese 🥯, croissant 🥐, cucumber 🥒, curry 🍛, dairy 🥛, dango 🍡, dinner 🥘🍴 🍽, donut 🍩, drumstick 🍗, dumpling 🥟, ear of corn 🌽, egg 🥚 🍳, eggplant/(aubergine-not name) 🍆, fish cake 🍥, flan 🍮, fork🍴, fork and knife with plate 🍽, fortune cookie 🥠, french fries 🍟, grape 🍇, gyros 🥙, hamburger 🍔, honey 🍯, hot dog 🌭, ice cream 🍨 (soft)🍦, kale 🥬, knife 🔪🍴, leaf 🍃 🍁 🍂, lemon 🍋, lettuce 🥬, lime , lobster 🦞, lunch 🥗 🥙 🍴, mango 🥭, meat 🍖 🥩, melon 🍉 🍈, milk 🥛, moon cake 🥮, mushroom 🍄, nut 🥜, oden 🍢, pancake 🥞, pasta 🍝, peach 🍑, peanut 🥜, pear 🍐, pineapple 🍍, pizza 🍕, popcorn 🍿, potato 🥔, pretzel 🥨, rice 🍚 🍛, rice ball 🍙, rice cracker 🍘, salad 🥗, salsa 💃, salt🧂 (no pepper), sandwich 🥪, shaved ice 🍧, shrimp 🍤 🦐, soup 🍲 🍜 🥣, spaghetti 🍝, spoon 🥄, squid 🦑, steak 🥩, strawberry 🍓, stuffed flatbread 🥙, sweet potato 🍠, sushi 🍣, Swiss 🧀, taco 🌮, takeout 🥡, tangerine 🍊, tomato 🍅, turkey 🦃 🇹🇷, salad 🥗, salt🧂, sweet potato 🍠, vegan 🌱, vegetarian 🌱, watermelon 🍉.
Fruits:
apple 🍎 🍏 ( Ѽ ), banana 🍌, cherry 🍒, fruit 🍉 🍎 🍌, grape 🍇, kiwi 🥝, melon 🍉 🍈, pear 🍐, peach 🍑, pineapple 🍍, strawberry 🍓, tomato 🍅, watermelon 🍉.
Furniture:
bed 🛌 🛏, chair (), light 💡, sofa 🛋.
Holidays:
birthday 🎂 🎁 🍰, celebration 🍾 🎉 🎊, Christmas 🎄, fireworks 💥 🎇 🧨, firecracker 🧨, Easter 🐣, Halloween 👻 (jack-o-lantern) 🎃, moon viewing ceremony 🎑, Santa 🎅, wedding 👰 🎩 💒.
House and household items:
amphora 🏺, backpack 🎒, bag 💼, ball ⚽️ 🏀 🏈, balloon 🎈, bandage 🤕, basket 🧺, bathing 🧼 🧽, bathtub 🛀 🛁, bed 🛌 🛏, bell (bellhop) 🛎 bell 🔔, bonfire 🔥, book (open) 📖 (books) 📚 (red volume 1) 📕 (green volume 2) 📗 (blue volume 3) 📘 (orange volume 4) 📙, bookmark 🔖, bookmark tabs 📑, bow 🎁, box 📦, briefcase 💼, brick 🧱, broom 🧹, bulb 💡, calendar 📅 (tear-off) 📆 (spiral) 🗓, candle 🕯, card file box 🗃, card index/rolodex 📇, card index dividers 🗂, clamp 🗜, clean 🧼 🧽, chopsticks 🥢, cigarette 🚬, clipboard 📋, clock (alarm) ⏰ (mantelpiece) 🕰, coffin ⚰️, couch (and lamp) 🛋 , crayon 🖍, cross ☦️ ✝️, dice 🎲, door 🚪, drip 💧, email 📧, envelope ✉️, eraser ✏️, extinguisher 🧯, file cabinet 🗄, fire 🔥, firecracker 🧨, fireworks 💥 🎇 🧨 (🎆), flashlight 🔦, folder 📁 📂, fork 🍴, fountain pen 🖋 (black nib) ✒️, gas ⛽️, gas station ⛽️, glasses 👓, handbag 👜 👝, hourglass (with flowing sand/not done)⏳ ⌛️, house 🏡 🏠, inbox 📨, izakaya lantern 🏮, Japanese dolls 🎎, jar 🏺, journal 📓📔, joystick 🕹, key 🔑 🔐, knife 🔪🍴, knitting 🧶, label 🏷, ledger 📒, lightbulb 💡, link symbol 🔗, lock (locked)🔒 (open lock/unlocked doesn't work) 🔓 (with key) 🔐, lotion (bottle) 🧴, love letter 💌, luggage 🧳, magnifying glass 🔍 🔎, (mahjong tile red dragon-not name) 🀄️, map 🗺, memo 📝, name badge 📛, newspaper 📰 (rolled-up) 🗞, note 📝, notebook 📒 📓, notebook with decorative cover 📔 , notepad 📝 🗒, old key 🗝, open lock (unlocked doesn't work) 🔓, package 📦, page facing up 📄, page with curl 📃, paintbrush 🖌, paper 🧻 , paperclip 📎, paperclips 🖇, party (popper) 🎉 (balloon) 🎈(confetti ball) 🎊, pen 🖊, pill 💊, pine decoration🎍, potable water🚰, present/gift (wrapped) 🎁 💝, purse 👛 👜, pushpin 📌 (round) 📍, reminder ribbon 🎗, ribbon 🎀, rolodex 📇, safety pin 🧷, scissors ✂️, scroll 📜, scrubber 🧽, shampoo 🧴, shopping (bags) 🛍 (cart) 🛒, shower 🧼 🚿, silverware 🥄 🍴, sled 🛷, soap 🧼, spark ⚡️, sparkler 🧨 🎇, spiral notepad 🗒, sponge 🧽, spoon 🥄, straight ruler 📏, suitcase 🧳, syringe 💉 , tag 🏷, teddy bear 🧸, thread 🧵, thermometer 🌡 thermometer 🤒, timer (stopwatch) ⏱ ⏲, toilet 🚽, trash 🗑, triangular ruler 📐, tub 🛁 🛀, umbrella 🌂 ☔️ ☂, urn (funeral) ⚱️, vase 🏺, wastebasket 🗑, (wind chime-not name) 🎐, wristwatch ⌚️, yarn 🧶.
Money & Valuables:
bank 🏦, cash/money bag💰 (US dollar) 💵 (pound banknote) 💷, credit card 💳, currency 💴, diamond 💍 💎 ♦️, dice 🎲, dollar 💵, euro 💶, folder 📁 📂, fortune 🔮, jewel 💎, liberty 🗽, lock 🔒 🔐, mask 😷, medal (sports)🏅 (military)🎖 (first place)🥇, money 💰 💴 💵 💸, oil drum 🛢, receipt 🧾, silverware 🥄 🍴, trophy 🏆, yen 💴.
Music:
applause 👏, bell 🛎 🔔, cd 💿, chains ⛓, drum 🥁, guitar 🎸 (), headphones 🎧, megaphone/bullhorn 📢 📣, microphone 🎙 🎤, music 🎵 🎼 🎶, musical keyboard 🎹, musical score 🎼, piano 🎹, postal horn 📯, saxophone 🎷 (
), soloist 👩🎤 👨🎤, speaker (no)🔇🔈🔉🔊, trumpet 🎺, violin 🎻, quarter note ♩♩ Crotchet, eighth note ♪ ♪ Quaver, beamed eighth notes ♫ ♫ Linked quavers, beamed sixteenth notes ♬ ♬ Linked semi-quavers, music flat sign ♭ ♭, music natural sign ♮ ♮, music sharp sign ♯ ♯.
Numbers:
⓿ ❶ ❷ ❸ ❹ ❺ ❻ ❼ ❽ ➒ ➓, ⓪ ① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ , ⅟ ½ ⅓ ⅔ ¼ ¾ ⅕ ⅖ ⅗ ⅘ ⅙ ⅚ ⅛ ⅜ ⅝ ⅞
Planets & Outer Space & Science:
alien 👽 👾, asteroid ☄️, astronomy 🔭, atoms ⚛️, biology 🧫, chemistry 🧪, comet 💫 ☄️, Earth 🌏 🌎 🌍, galaxy 🌌, globe 🌏 🌍 🌎, hole 🕳, moon 🌝 🌚 🌙 ( ☾), full moon 🌕, mount fuji 🗻, planet 🌏 🌍 🌎, rocket 🚀, satellite 📡 🛰, science 🧪 🧫 🧬, sky 🌌, star ⭐️ 🌟 💫 (★), starry night 🌌, sun ☀️ 🌞, telescope 🔭 , test tube 🧪, (astronomical symbol for Uranus-not name) ⛢ ⛢ .
Plants:
basil 🌿, birch 🌳, (blossom-not name) 🌼 , bouquet 💐, cactus 🌵, cherry blossom 🌸, chestnut 🌰, christmas (tree) 🎄, corn 🌽 (ear of rice-not corn) 🌾, deciduous tree 🌳 , decisuos elm 🌳, (ear of rice-not name) 🌾 , evergreen 🌲, fallen leaf 🍂, leaf (fluttering in wind) 🍃, flower 🌸 🌺 🌹, flowers 🌺 🌸 💐, forest 🌳, four leaf clover 🍀, herb 🌿, hibiscus 🌺, leaf 🍃 🍁 🍂, maple 🍁, mushroom 🍄, palm tree 🌴 🏝, pine 🌲, pine decoration🎍, plant 🌱, rose 🌹 🥀, rosette, seedling 🌱, shamrock ☘️, (sheaf of rice) 🌾, sunflower 🌻, tanabata tree 🎋, tree 🌲 🌳, tulip 🌷 💐, (white flower-not name) 💮, wilted 🥀.
Professions:
space alien 👽 👾, angel (baby) 👼 😇, palette 🎨, astronomy 🔭, astronaut 👩🚀 👨🚀, baker 👨🍳 👩🍳, bank 🏦, barber💈, bellhop 💁♀️, bride 👰, captain 👩✈️ 👨✈️, cartography 🧭, chef👩🍳👨🍳, chemistry 🧪, child 👶 🧒, clapper board 🎬, clown 🤡, coffin ⚰️, cop 🚓 👮♀️ 👮, dentist 🦷, designer 👩🎨 👨🎨, devil 👿 😈, doctor 👩⚕️ 👨⚕️ 🥼, fairy 🧚♀️ 🧚♂️, farmer 👩🌾 👨🌾, firefighter 👩🚒👨🚒, fireman 🚒, fire trucks 🚒, fortune 🔮, funeral ⚰️, genies 🧞♀️ 🧞♂️, graduate 👩🎓 👨🎓 🎓, groom 🤵, (guard-not name) (male)💂 (female) , haircut 💇 💇♂️, hairstyle 💁♀️, horse racing 🏇, hula girl 👧, jockey 🏇, joker 🃏, judge 👩⚖️ 👨⚖️, juggler 🤹♀️ 🤹♂️, king 🤴👑, leprechaun 🍀, library 📚, magical 🧙♀️ 🧙♂️, magician 🎩 , massage 💆 💆♂️, mechanic 👩🔧 👨🔧 🧰, mermaid 🧜♀️, merman 🧜♂️, nurse 👩⚕️👨⚕️, nursing 🤱, paint 🎨, painter 👩🎨 👨🎨, performing arts 🎭, pilot 👩✈️👨✈️, pirate 🏴☠️, policeman 👮♂️, policewoman 👮♀️, pregnant 🤰, prince 🤴👑, professor 👩🏫 👨🏫 🤓, queen 👸👑, Santa 🎅, scholar (woman) scholar 👩🏫 (man) 👨🏫, science 🧪🧫 🧬 , ski 🎿, soloist (woman) 👩🎤 (man) 👨🎤, spy 🕵️♀️🕵️♂️, surgeon 👩⚕️👨⚕️😷, vampire 🧛♀️ 🧛♂️, wizard 🧙♂️, wrestler 🤼♀️ 🤼♂️, zombie 🧟♀️ 🧟♂️.
Sports:
admission ticket 🎟, archery 🏹, badminton 🏸, ball ⚽️ 🏀 🏈, baseball ⚾️, basketball 🏀, biking 🚴♀️ 🚵♀️ 🚴, boat 🚣♀️ 🚣 🚣♂️, bow and arrow 🏹, bowling 🎳, boxing 🥊, bullseye 🎯, cartwheel 🤸♀️ cartwheejhclimbing (woman) 🧗♀️ (man) 🧗♂️, chess ♟, circus 🎪, cricket 🏏, curling (stone) 🥌, cycling 🚴♀️ 🚵♀️ 🚴, dancing 💃🕺, dart 🎯, darts 🎯, dice 🎲, (dribbling ball) ⛹️♂️ ⛹️♀️, fencer/fencing 🤺, field hockey 🏑, first place 🥇, fishing 🎣, flying disc 🥏, football 🏈, goal (net) 🥅, golf (woman) 🏌️♀️ (man) 🏌️ (flag in hole) ⛳️, handball (woman) 🤾♀️ (man) 🤾♂️, hockey 🏒, horse racing 🏇, (ice) hockey 🏒, ice skating ⛸, jigsaw 🧩, jogger 🏃♀️🏃, judo 🥋, juggling (woman) 🤹♀️ (man) 🤹♂️, lotus position (woman) 🧘♀️ (man) 🧘♂️, karate 🥋, lacrosse 🥍, martial arts 🥋, medal 🏅 🎖 🥇, motorcycle 🏍, mountain biking (woman) 🚵♀️ (man) 🚵♂️, ping pong 🏓, pistol 🔫, pool 🏊♀️ 🏊 (8 ball) 🎱, racing car 🏎, rowboat 🚣♀️ 🚣, rowing (woman) 🚣♀️ (man) 🚣, rugby 🏉, runner (woman) 🏃♀️ (man) 🏃, running shirt 🎽, second place 🥈, skateboard 🛹, ski 🎿, ski boot 🎿, skier ⛷, sled 🛷, slot machine 🎰, soccer (goal) 🥅 (ball) ⚽️ , snowboarder 🏂, softball 🥎, sport 🥎, sports medal 🏅, surf 🌊 , surfing (woman) 🏄♀️ (man) 🏄, sword ⚔️ 🗡, target 🎯, tennis 🎾, third place 🥉, ticket 🎫, timer ⏱ ⏲, trophy 🏆, video game 🎮, volleyball 🏐, water polo (woman) 🤽♀️(man) 🤽, weightlifter (woman) 🏋️♀️ (man) 🏋️, wrestler/wrestlers (women) 🤼♀️ (men) 🤼♂️.
Symbols:
asterisk button ✳ ✴ ❇, asterism ⁂, atom symbol ⚛️ ⚛, ballot box 🗳, ballot box with check ☑️, biohazard ☣, black dot ⚫️, blue dot 🔵, (blue swirl) 🌀, cadeuseus cross ✝️ ☦️, (check mark-not name) ✓, checkmark ✔, check mark/done ✅, curly loop ➰, (dinkus-not name) ***, (exclamation point) (red) ❗️(white)❕(double red) ‼️ (shock & confused 🤷♀️ 🤷♂️ 😐) ⁉️⚠️, fleur-de-lis ⚜️, (flower-not name) ⚘ ⚘, group of stars ✨ ⭐️ 🌟, hammer and sickle ☭, (hollow "white" star-not name) ☆, (hot springs-not name) ♨, infinity ♾, (japanese symbol for beginner-not name) 🔰, link symbol 🔗, no entry ⛔️, one ☝️, pistol 🔫, poison ☠️, (question mark) (red) ❓(white) ❔, radioactive ☢️, recycle ♻️, red circle/red dot 🔴, rod/staff of Asclepius ⚕⚕, silhouette of japan 🗾, skull 💀, skull and crossbones 🏴☠️ ☠️, (staff of Hermes--not name) ⚚ ⚚, (spaces-not name) , star ⭐️ 🌟 💫, star of david ✡️, stop 🛑 ✋, sword ⚔️ 🗡, symbol ♾, (therefore-not name) ∴ ∴ · ∴), trident 🔱, yin yang ☯️, white dot ⚪️.
This light blue Asterisk icon by Icons8.
◓, ★, ☾, ๑ , ۩ , ۞ , ✪ , Ѽ .
Tools:
abacus 🧮, alembic ⚗️, balance scale ⚖️, bandage 🤕, bellhop (bell) 🛎 bomb 💣, bookmark 🔖, brick 🧱, broom 🧹, box 📦, bulb 💡, candle 🕯, clamp 🗜, clapper board 🎬, clipboard 📋, clock ⏰ 🕰, compass 🧭, crane 🏗, crayon 🖍, crossed swords ⚔️, crystal ball 🔮, dagger 🗡, dynamite 🧨, eraser ✏️, explosion 💥, extinguisher 🧯, fax 📠, flashlight 🔦, folder 📁 📂, fork🍴, fountain pen 🖋 ✒️, gas ⛽️, gear ⚙️, hammer 🔨, hammer and pick ⚒, hammer and wrench 🛠, hourglass ⏳⌛, izakaya lantern 🏮, key 🔑 🔐, knife 🔪🍴, light 💡, (link-not name) 🔗, lock 🔒 🔐, magnet 🧲, magnifying glass 🔍 🔎, map 🗺, map of japan 🗾, microscope 🔬, nut and bolt 🔩, padlock 🔐 🔒 🔓, paint 🎨, paintbrush 🖌, paperclip 📎, pen 🖊 (✒), pencil ✏️ 📝, petri dish 🧫, (pick/pickaxe - not name) ⛏ ⛏ or ⛏, pistol (squirt gun-not name) 🔫, pushpin 📌📍, satellite 🛰 (antenna) 📡, scales ⚖️, scissors ✂️ (✁, ✃, ✄), screwdriver (), shield 🛡, spoon 🥄, stopwatch ⏱, sunglasses 🕶 😎, sword ⚔️ 🗡, syringe 💉, telescope 🔭, test tube 🧪, thermometer 🌡 🤒, timer ⏱ ⏲, TNT 🧨, toolbox 🧰, tools 🛠 🧰 ⚒ (
), toolbox 🧰, umbrella 🌂 ☔️ ☂, waist basket 🧺, wrench 🔧 (
), wristwatch ⌚️.
Vehicles:
airplane ✈️, airplane arrival 🛬, (airplane) takeoff 🛫, airplane seat 💺, ambulance 🚑, articulated lorry 🚛, automobile 🚗 🚙, balloon 🎈, bicycle 🚲, biker (woman) 🚴♀️ (man) 🚴 (woman in mountains) 🚵♀️ (man in mountains) 🚵, bullet train 🚅, bus 🚌 (trolley) 🚎, bus stop 🚏, cab 🚕, cable car (mountain cableway) 🚠 (aerial tramway)🚡, canoe 🛶, car 🚗 🚘 🚙 , carousel (horse) 🎠, cart 🛒, construction 🚧, cop (car) 🚓, delivery (📦) truck 🚚, ferris wheel 🎡, ferry ⛴, fire engine 🚒, flying saucer 🛸, gas/fuel ⛽️, gondola 🚠 🚡, helicopter 🚁, helmet (with white cross) ⛑, high-speed train 🚄, jeep 🚙, light rail 🚈, locomotive 🚂, metro 🚇 🚋, minibus 🚐, monorail 🚝, moped 🏍, motorboat 🚤 (yacht) 🛥, motorcycle 🏍, motor scooter 🛵, motorway 🛣, mountain railway 🚞, oncoming bus 🚍, oncoming police car 🚔, oncoming train 🚆, passenger ship 🛳, race car 🏎, railroad (mountain railway) 🚞 (railway track) 🛤 (oncoming train) 🚆, racing car 🏎, railway (car) 🚃, car (oncoming) 🚘, rocket 🚀, carnival (roller coaster) 🎡 , rowing (woman) 🚣♀️ (man) 🚣, sailboat ⛵️, satellite 🛰 📡, scooter (kick) 🛴, seat 💺, sedan 🚘, ship 🚢 (passenger) 🛳, ship anchor ⚓️, siren 🚨, skateboard 🛹, sled 🛷, small airplane 🛩, speedboat 🚤, station 🚉, steam locomotive 🚂, subway (metro) 🚇 (tram) 🚊, suspension railway 🚟, suv 🚙, takeoff (airplane departure) 🛫, taxi (oncoming) 🚖 🚕, tractor 🚜, traffic light 🚦(Horizontal Traffic Light ?) 🚥 , train (railway car) 🚞 (tram) 🚊 ((steam) locomotive) 🚂, tram (car) 🚋 🚊 (light rail) 🚈, tractor 🚜, trolley (tram) 🚋 (bus) 🚎 🚃, vehicle 🚗, (warning sign-not name) ⚠, yacht 🛥.
Wearables:
award 🥇 🥈 🥉, bathing suit 👙, bikini 👙, boot 🥾👢, bow 🙇♀️ 🙇🏻 🎁, cap 🧢, coat 🧥, crown 👑, glasses 👓, glove 🧤 (boxing) 🥊, handbag 👜 👝, hat (top) 🎩 🧢, heels 👠, jacket 🧥, kimono 👘, lipstick 💄, mask 😷, medal 🏅 🎖 🥇, necktie 👔, pants 👖, royal 👑, scarf🧣, shirt 👔 👚 👕, shoes 👞 👟 👠, ski boot 🎿, socks 🧦, tuxedo 🤵, umbrella 🌂 ☔️ ☂.
Weather & Seasons:
Autumn 🍂, beach 🏖 🏝, beach umbrella 🏖 (on ground) ⛱, black sun (with rays) ☀ 🌞, cityscape 🏙 (cityscape at dusk) 🌆 (sunset) 🌇, cloud ☁️ ⛅️, cold 🥶, comet 💫 ☄️, (cyclone-not name) 🌀, desert (cactus)🌵 (two humped camel) 🐫 (one humped camel) 🐪, desert island 🏝, droplet 💧, electric ⚡️, fire 🔥, fireworks 💥 🎇 🧨 (fireworks) 🎆, fog 🌫, foggy 🌁, full moon 🌕, galaxy (Milky Way) 🌌, globe 🌎 🌍 🌏, globe with meridians 🌐, hole 🕳, hot 🥵, ? ♨, icy ❄️ 🥶, lightning 🌩 ⛈, map 🗺, moon 🌙 🌚 🌝, moon viewing ceremony 🎑, mountain (snow-capped) 🏔 ⛰, Mount Fuji 🗻, national park 🏞, ocean 🌊 , rain 🌧 ☔️, rainbow 🌈, sea 🌊, shooting star 🌠, sky 🌌, smoke 💨, snow/snowflake ❄️ ⛄️, snow-capped mountain 🏔, snowman (without snow) ⛄️ (with) ☃️, sparkler 🧨 🎇, Spring 🌱, starry night 🌌, storm ⛈ ☔️, Summer ☀, sun ☀️ 🌞, sunrise (over mountains) 🌄 🌅, sunset 🌇 🌅, thermometer 🌡 🤒, thunderstorm 🌩 ⛈, tornado 🌪, tsunami 🌊, twister 🌪, umbrella 🌂 ☔️ ☂, volcano 🌋, water 💦 💧 🚿, wind 💨 (wind blowing face-not name) 🌬, Winter ⛄ ❄️ 🥶.
🌙 Crescent Moon
🌛 First Quarter Moon Face
🌜 Last Quarter Moon Face
🌝 Full Moon Face
🌑 New Moon
🌒 Waxing Crescent Moon
🌓 First Quarter Moon
🌔 Waxing Gibbous Moon
🌕 Full Moon
🌖 Waning Gibbous Moon
🌗 Last Quarter Moon
🌘 Waning Crescent Moon
🌚 New Moon Face
☁ Cloud
🌩 Cloud With Lightning
⛈ Cloud With Lightning and Rain
🌧 Cloud With Rain
🌨 Cloud With Snow
⭐ Star
🌟 Glowing Star
🌠 Shooting Star
☀ Sun
⛅ Sun Behind Cloud
🌤 Sun Behind Small Cloud
🌥 Sun Behind Large Cloud
🌦 Sun Behind Rain Cloud
🌞 Sun With Face
Zodiac:
Aquarius ♒️, Aries ♈️, Cancer ♋️, Capricorn ♑️, Gemini ♊️, Leo ♌️, Libra ♎️, Pisces ♓️, Scorpio ♏️, Taurus ♉️, Sagittarius ♐️, Virgo ♍️.
Miscellaneous:
art 🖼, atoms ⚛️, bar chart 📊, bell 🛎 🔔, carp streamer 🎏, cigarette 🚬, clapper board 🎬, email 📧, fairy 🧚♂️ 🧚♀️, fire 🔥, firecracker 🧨, folder 📁 📂, fountain ⛲️, friends 👫 👬 👭, ghost 👻, graduate 👩🎓 👨🎓 🎓, hole 🕳, izakaya lantern 🏮, jigsaw 🧩, ledger 📒, liberty 🗽, moai 🗿, painting 🖼, peace ✌️ ☮️, pill 💊, pine decoration🎍[Bamboo sticks out with possibly not pine bows surrounding] , postal horn 📯, puzzle 🧩, shell 🐚, thought 💭 (💬🗯), ticket 🎫, travel 🧭 🧳, twins 👯♀️, vial 🧪, voting 🗳.
(wind chime-not name)🎐, Chinese New Year 🧧, Nazar amulet 🧿, prayer beads 📿, gem (stone) 💎 , postal horn 📯, (red paper lantern-not name)🏮, (chart increasing-not name) 📈, (chart decreasing-not name) 📉
Flags and Country Flags[edit]
Flags:black flag 🏴 (pirate) 🏴☠️, (chequered flag) 🏁, crossed flags 🎌, rainbow flag 🏳️🌈, red flag/triangular flag on post 🚩, white flag 🏳.
SAMPLE FLAGS:
Event Icons[edit]
Event Icons:
🇦🇺 Australia Day
🇫🇷 Bastille Day
🎂 Birthday
🛍 Black Friday
🇨🇦 Canada Day
🇧🇷 Carnaval
🐉 Chinese New Year
🎅 Christmas
🇲🇽 Cinco de Mayo
🕯 Diwali
🇨🇳 Dragon Boat Festival
🐰 Easter
🎥 Emoji Movie
🍂 Fall / Autumn
👨 Father’s Day
💪 Festivus
🎓 Graduation
🔥 Guy Fawkes
🎃 Halloween
🕎 Hanukkah
💕 Hearts
🕉 Holi
🇺🇸 Independence Day
👩 Mother’s Day
🎊 New Year's Eve
🏊 Olympics
🏳️🌈 Pride
👑 Queen’s Birthday
☪ Ramadan
🌱 Spring
☘ St Patrick’s Day
☀ Summer
🏈 Super Bowl
🦃 Thanksgiving
💘 Valentine’s Day
👰 Wedding / Marriage
⛄ Winter
🎿 Winter Olympics
⚽ World Cup
🌎 World Emoji Day
Special symbols[edit]
- How to make an em dash — (bigger hyphen): & #8212 ; (but with no spaces).
- PROPER LEFT & RIGHT Quotation Marks: Using proper “left“ and ”right” quotation marks other than the standard keyboard ones looking the same at either end of "quoted" material. Here's the proper use “quotation marks,” but not in bold.
- Superscripts1 and Subscripts2: Superscripts<sup>1</sup> and Subscripts<sub>2</sub>
- Underlining and many other font formatting can be found at Wikimedia Advanced Editing.
Musical symbols
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♩, ♪, ♫, ♬, ♭, ♮, ♯, °, ø, , ≠, ≭.
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Copyright symbol: © — ©
Greek delta letter symbol: δ — δ
Euro currency symbol: € — €
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Triangles[edit]
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Circles[edit]
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Triangle Arrow
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Orientations[edit]
Spacing Formatting[edit]
Inserting Blank Spaces[edit]
- Invisible blank spaces: Use this command (without the nowiki front and ending tags) to make blank spaces to indent.
- <span style="visibility: hidden;">+++</span>
- The + symbols take up space but are invisible when in non-editing display mode.
- Forced Space: One can also use & nbsp ; as a forced space, but with no space on either side of nbsp. Here's what it looks like in action with three spaces before the words "in action."
Indenting[edit]
- To indent: Start a line with a colon (:).
- The more colons in a row (here three in a row) the more indentation.
Hanging Indent[edit]
Bibliographies typically have the second and all following lines of an entry indented more than the first line. The template below claims to accomplish this task. There are limited ways to increase or decrease the amount of indenting of subsequent lines that follow the first line of a paragraph. However, see WordPressBeginner website to possibly accomplish first line indents of paragraphs as described below.
- Indent Paragraph Manually Using Text Editor
- “Using the indent text buttons in visual editor is the easiest way to indent paragraphs in WordPress. However, this does not allow you to control the amount of spacing you want to add. More advanced users can switch to the text editor and manually add spacing. All you need to do is to wrap the text around paragraph tag <p> and </p> tags and then add inline CSS to the paragraph text like this: <p style="padding-left:25px;">Your paragraph text goes here . . . </p>”
- Manually indent paragraphs using inline CSS
- “This method allows you to control the spacing you want to use as indent. This method would work best if you don’t need to indent paragraphs that often. However, if you frequently indent paragraphs, then this is not an ideal solution.” See WordPressBeginner website.
How To Center Text[edit]
How To Hide Text[edit]
Hidden text, that is visible only when editing, can be inserted into articles, project pages, and other Wikipedia pages, by surrounding the text as follows: <!-- Hidden text -->
On Wikipedia, hidden text is text that is visible when editing the source for the page or when using VisualEditor, but not on the "rendered" version of the page presented to readers of the article.
How to enter hidden text:
- Enter <!-- Comment --> without the <nowiki> surrounding tags and replace the word "Comment" with the hidden text you wish to enter. The end right side arrow --> can be put at the end of the entire page to hide all of the page to non-editors.
Poj.Fm Color Conventions for Headings[edit]
Headings in MediaWiki use identity signs ("=") as tags at each end of the heading and they look like the following when in editing (non-display mode):
= Top heading: not used often because the automatic font size is too big =
== <span style="color:fuchsia">Typical First level Main heading </span>== Typical First level Main heading in fuchsia
=== <span style="color:teal">Second level heading </span>=== Second level heading in teal
==== <span style="color:purple">Third level heading </span>==== Third level heading in purple
===== <span style="color:black">Fourth level heading </span>===== Fourth level heading in black
====== <span style="color:brown">Fifth and last level heading </span> ====== Fifth and last level heading in brown
AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED Table of Contents: A table of contents gets automatically generated at the start of the webpage once there are two or more headings. If a heading has more identity signs than a heading that precedes it, then the heading with more identity signs gets nested under the heading containing fewer identity signs on either side of the heading in a numbered outline format with indents.
Philosophy of hyperlink placements[edit]
At the Nielson Norman Group website, a consulting firm that claims in their logo that they are "Evidence-Based User Experience Research, Training, and Consulting" they argue persuasively to minimize the number of hyperlinks used. PoJ.fm formatting policy does not fully concur with their reasoning here because so long as the hyperlinks might aid readers, then they can be justified. The key idea is to minimize wasting reader's time, but not minimizing their access to helpful information should the reader chose to pursue those hyperlinks.
Here is how they defend their position:
“A question I get asked frequently at UX conferences is whether to provide multiple links to the same content (from the same page). The answer is generally no. While the intent is good, the long-term outcome is not what you might expect. In many situations, it’s better to streamline your interface with few clear choices than to offer more links intended to capture a broader audience. . . . [1] (bold not in original)
The Nielson Norman Group first supplies reasons in favor of multiple and redundant hyperlinks on the same page, then explains why, generally speaking, it is a bad idea. Here is a quick overview of their reasons in favor:
- To provide safety nets for people who might not notice a hyperlink hopefully finding a broader audience.
- Dealing with long pages, multiple redundant hyperlinks supply users with alternative ways to access them.
- Redundant hyperlinks can help create visual balance by filling awkward or empty white space.
- Analytics show that traffic to desired destination pages increase when links to them are duplicated.[1]
Now for the reasons against including multiple and redundant hyperlinks on the same page:
Why Redundant Links Are a Bad Idea (Most of the Time):
- Redundancy can be good or bad depending on when it’s applied. Each of the explanations above may sound reasonable. However, relying on redundancy too frequently or without careful consideration can turn your site into a navigation quagmire.
- Each additional link increases the interaction cost required to process the link because it rises the number of choices people must process. The fewer the choices, the faster the processing time.
- Each additional link depletes users’ attention because it competes with all others. Users only have so much attention to give and often don’t see stuff that’s right on the screen. So when you grab more attention for one link, you lose it for the others: there’s substantial opportunity cost to extra linking.
- Each additional link places an extra load on users’ working memory because it causes people to have to remember whether they have seen the link before or it is a new link. Are the two links the same or different? Users often wonder if there is a difference that they missed. . . . Repetitive links often set user up to fail.
- Extra links waste users’ time whenever users don’t realize that two links lead to the same place: if they click both links, then the second click is wasteful at best. At worst, users also don’t recognize that they’ve already visited the destination page, causing them to waste even more time on a second visit to that page. Only show what’s needed. Nothing more.[1] (bold not in original)
How to Make External HyperLinks To Poj.Fm[edit]
Hypertext is defined as text containing hyperlinks. A hyperlink is a link from a hypertext file or document to another location or file in the same or a different document or Web page, typically activated by clicking on a highlighted word or image on the screen. To distinguish hypertext from non-hypertext on webpages in mediawiki the hypertext is colored like this: blue with this light blue color.
- To distinguish two different hyperlinks that are consecutively displayed with text words next to each other, or the same word with two different hyperlinkages, PoJ.fm uses a light aqua blue. red color for intermediate hyperlink. for the second hyperlink for the word or phrase to appear different, but also hyperlink clickable. To clarify with an example, if one wants two different hyperlinks to display differently for both the text "big band" and "orchestra" within the phrase "big band orchestra" it would display in non-editing mode like this: Big bandorchestra If there are more than two consecutive different hyperlinks, then every even numbered hyperlink (the second, fourth, sixth, etc.) displays with the lighter aqua blue color.
- By way of an example if one wanted three hyperlinks all within the same phrase for each relevant subject matter it would look like this for separated hyperlinks connecting (1) Duke Ellington, (2) Big band, and (3) orchestra. Separately the three hyperlinks adopt the default light blue color one sees first, but if all three hyperlinks are contained in the same phrase, such as in "Duke Ellington's Big band orchestra": Duke Ellington'sBig band orchestra.
Wikipedia: hyperlinks describes the properties of a hyperlink:
“In computing, a hyperlink, or simply a link, is a reference to data that the reader can directly follow either by clicking, tapping, or hovering. A hyperlink points to a whole document or to a specific element within a document. Hypertext is text with hyperlinks. The text that is linked from is called anchor text.[2] (bold not in original)
A hyperlink is an interface that links a source to a target by clicking on a hyperlink at the source then navigates to the target. Hyperlinks can link to texts, images, URLs, or even controls, such as to a button.
- Here is what the mediawiki formatting code for an external hyperlink to poj.fm looks like using mediawiki formatting:
- [http://www.apassion4jazz.net/improvisation.html "Jazz Improvising - What is it?"]
- This in display mode reveals the light blue hyperlink to "A Passion for Jazz.com "Jazz Improvising - What is it?" looking like this: "Jazz Improvising - What is it?"
- Notice the formatting for an external hyperlink begins with a single left square bracket followed by the separator symbol of a single blank space followed by whatever text will display as the hyperlink revealed text, then ending with a single right square bracket.
How to Make Internal Links To Poj.Fm[edit]
Here is what the mediawiki formatting code for an internal link to poj.fm looks like:
- [[Ontdef3. What is the definition of jazz? | Ontdef3. What is the definition of jazz?]]
- [[Ontdef3. What is the definition of jazz? | Ontdef3. What is the definition of jazz?]]
- Notice the double square brackets and the separator symbol ("|") (called a vertical line or pipe and also known as piping symbol, Sheffer stroke, vertical slash, think colon or divider line) in the middle. To the left of the pipe symbol is the directing computer code to that section of poj.fm. The text ("Ontdef3. What is the definition of jazz?") on the left is typically the title/heading of its own page that has already been embedded into the original page with the Title identity signs that look like this: ===<span style="color:fuchsia">'''Title'''</span>===. The three SINGLE apostrophe symbols (') on either side of the word "Title" are MediaWiki formatting for bold (also called strong) text. To the right of the pipe separator symbol is the text that will be displayed for this internal link.
- To jump/link to a specific subheading within a page from another page use this formatting adding the number symbol (#) followed by the subtitle heading to link to within that page:
- [[Ontdef3. What is the definition of jazz?#The Galactic Model for Defining Jazz | The Galactic Model for Defining Jazz]]
- [[Ontdef3. What is the definition of jazz?#The Galactic Model for Defining Jazz | The Galactic Model for Defining Jazz]]
The number sign (#) inside of double square brackets ([ ]) separates the main title of page from the subheading inside of that page. After the pipe is the text to be displayed in non-editing mode. You can have a space before and after the pipe symbol or not; it doesn't seem to make any difference.
- Here's what it looks like in action: The Galactic Model for Defining Jazz
How To Jump To Top of Current Page[edit]
- <div align="center">[[#top| <span style="color:red">'''''Jump to Top of Current Page'''''</span>]]</div>
This will center text and use red font to display itself. It will look like this:
Making Floating Button To Jump to Top of Page[edit]
Merely insert the following formatting (switch to editing mode to see it below) at the top of your page to get a floating box that can jump to the top of that page from anywhere.
Any words put to the right of the pipe symbol (|) where the word "Top" is now [[#top | Top ]] expands or shrinks the button label title. You can see the Top box right now in lower left corner of screen. Clicking on it jumps to top of page. If the name of the button is "Back to Top" then the formatting code listed below would look like this and box would expand automatically in size to contain the text:
[[#top| Back to Top ]]
How To Jump To Bottom of Current Page[edit]
Put the following formatting that when clicked jumps to the bottom of the page. Be careful because anchor words are case sensitive. Notice when there are or are not Capital letters and be consistent writing the texts used as anchor words.
- <div align="center">[[#Bottom | <span style="color:red">'''''Jump to Bottom of Current Page'''''</span>]]</div>
Place this anchor tag at bottom of page:
- <div id="Bottom">Bottom of Page</div>
If there is no text between the > and < then it is an invisible anchor.
Here's what it looks like in action:
How To Make Bullet Lists[edit]
Unnumbered list
- Item 1
- Item 2
- Item 3
- Item 4
Indented numbered list
- Item 1
- Item 2
- Item 3
- Item 4
NOTE: Put into edit mode to see the format coding producing results below. You can see both simultaneously at Wikimedia Help:Formatting under Bullet List listed in the left column third one down.
Bullet list
- Start each line
- with an asterisk (*).
- More asterisks give deeper
- and deeper levels.
- level four
- level five
- level six
- level five
- level four
- and deeper levels.
- More asterisks give deeper
- Line breaks
don't break levels.- But jumping levels creates empty space. This is level three.
- This is also level three.
- Level three as well.
- level five
- level seven
Any other start ends the list.
- combine bullet list
- with definition
- - definition
- creates empty space
- combine bullet list
- with definition
- - definition
- without empty spaces
- bullet list
- - definition
- sublist that doesn't create empty
- spaces after definition
How To Make Footnotes[edit]
Footnote formatting introduction: There are two separate procedures for formatting footnotes at poj.fm.:
- (1) Anchoring the footnote content and citation and (2) Establishing a NOTES: area at the very bottom of page.
How to Anchor a Footnote[edit]
Place the footnote formatting text immediately to the right of where you want the automatically generated superscripted number to locate in the text. The standard convention is that these footnote numbers appear attached immediately following any quoted material with no space in between and to the right of any ending quotation marks or a period ending a sentence.
- “It would look like this.”[3]
- Use <ref> and </ref> at start and end of an anchor zone for footnote. Format and write all text between these "ref" markers to produce the contents of the footnote.
- PROPER LEFT & RIGHT Quotation Marks: Using proper “left“ and ”right” quotation marks other than the standard keyboard ones looking the same at either end of "quoted" material. Here's the proper use “quotation marks.” with sentence ending period located inside to the left of the right quotation mark.
How to Use Same Footnote Number At Multiple Locations[edit]
In the blockquote below notice that the superscripted numbers for footnotes uses footnote number "2" three times. The effect is achieved by giving an anchor name to the footnote, which in this case is the name and anchor tag of <ref name=Groove>. Use the same anchor tag and name, but add a forward slash after the name like this <ref name=Groove/> to use that same footnote elsewhere in text.
The term is often applied to musical performances that make one want to move or dance.[4] The expression "in the groove" was widely used from around 1936 to 1945,[4] at the height of the swing era, to describe top-notch jazz performances.[4]
NOTES[edit]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "The Same Link Twice on the Same Page: Do Duplicates Help or Hurt?," by Hoa Loranger, March 13, 2016.
</li>
- ↑ Wikipedia: hyperlinks, start of first paragraph.
- ↑ This is an example of a formatted footnote. Its content gets displayed typically at the bottom of the page under the section titled NOTES. Or, they all show up anywhere the <references/> tag is put.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 FOOTNOTE: This is the same footnote three times.
</ol>
How to Establish a NOTES Area[edit]
First as editor move to the end of the page. Use ==='''NOTES'''=== to label the NOTES section. The word "NOTES" is always BLACK and in all Bold CAPITAL letters and NOT ending with a colon ":".
Immediately underneath the NOTES heading (==='''NOTES'''===) put the reference tag looking like this: <references/>.
- This reference tag <references/> automatically lists in order all <ref> tagged items underneath it.
- If no reference tag <references/> exists in document, then all footnotes are listed in order at bottom of page.
How To Make Two Columns[edit]
LEFT CONTENT HERE: What does this all look like as we have it get bigger and bigger and bigger. How does the word wrap work?
Good or bad? One blank line above.
Two blank lines above
RIGHT CONTENT HERE:
What does this all look like as we have it get bigger and bigger and bigger.
- How does the word wrap work?
- Good or bad?
- Have we really seen the last of the Lone Ranger?
Images[edit]
All images/pictures used at poj.fm need to be legally used. The best way to guarantee this is to use Creative Commons licensed images. One can mine such images at numerous websites including at Pixabay.com and Flickr.com.
Best Practises for Captioning Images[edit]
Ideally, ever image should itself be a hyperlink to information primarily about the image itself, or secondarily, linking to more information about the subject of the image (or both). Additional, a caption should be included (often in parentheses) centered underneath the image labeling what is the image displayed for the reader. The caption should include who gets credit for the image, if known. If the image is Creative Common licensed then it is appropriate to hyperlink the image to its original source, if possible. Sometimes images are found where credit to the creator of that image is unknown and not findable.
How to hyperlink images in MediaWiki formatting[edit]
To place a hyperlink so that the image is linked to something when clicked upon one places the hyperlink information into the formatting that is calling up and place the image on the webpage. The basic syntax uses double square brackets surrounding the entire command line at both left and right ends, then inside the first [[file: . . . the word "file" followed by a colon like this: <nowiki>[[file:NameOfUploadedFile.jpeg|frame|<div align="center"><p style = "font-size: 8pt">(Caption Text)</p></div>]] . The caption will ONLY be displayed by including "frame" or "thumb" surrounded by bars like this: |thumb| .
How to Upload and Add Images[edit]
- Go to sub-page you want to place image.
- Login under Personal button.
- Click on Tools button to right of Personal button.
- Click on Upload File.
- Inside of this window click on button that says "Choose File:"
- Find the image you want to upload on your computer.
- Next, under the Choose file button is an empty box that says: "Destination File Name."
- Type in the name you want for the file and end it with proper extension. Only acceptable file extension types are .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, or .png. Your file name will say something like: "festival.jpg"
- Click on "Upload File Button" located at very bottom left of page.
- Return to relevant page where you want image to be located.
- Click on the Edit button so you are now inside of editing window.
- Move cursor to where you want image to go.
- Type in this formatting command to place image: [[file:festival.jpg]] . Do not forget to include word "file:" before file name.
- Go to bottom of page and click on Save Page.
- You can now see image displayed on relevant page. Make sure you like the spacing around the image. Go back into Edit mode to fix any problems.
- TO CENTER PICTURE: If you want the image to be centered instead of being on left use this command before the picture formatting codes: <div align="center"> . Then AFTER the image formatting codes put the ending tag of: </div>
- You are calling the file name of the image you want to upload: Filename.jpeg (or .jpg, .gif, .png only).
- You are logged in under Personal already.
- Click on Tools button.
- Click on Upload File.
- Click on Choose File.
- A window opens with choices. Already have Filename.jpeg in your Photo Library before doing this. Click on Photo Library.
- Find Filename.jpeg file on your computer in your Photo Library.
- YOU MUST DO THIS NEXT STEP BEFORE SAVING THIS FILE/PAGE:
- Under the title of "File Description" it asks for "Destination File Name"
- Type into this box the exact file name and stay consistent in future naming. Naming is CaSe sensitive! If you use a capital first letter then you must use that same text style for all future references to this particular file (name).
- Click on the Upload File button at lower left bottom of the page.
- You will now be on the page you just uploaded. You can't always see your image yet on this page. LEAVE THIS PAGE and go back to the page where you want to place the image. If you already have the file format code previously typed on this page and it is surrounded by double square brackets like this: [[file:Filename.jpeg]] then the image will be displayed there already. Otherwise, edit in the format code for displaying images using the technique just described. Do not forget to include the word "file:" before the image's file name.
How to Place Images[edit]
A simplified syntax for displaying an image is:
- [[File:ImageName|Type|Border|Location|Alignment|Size|link=Link|Caption]]
NOTE: Including the Alt text is important for at least two reasons. It can help visually impaired readers have a better sense of the contents of an image. It is also important for search engines (and correspondingly for SEO, search engine optimization) for transfering the meaning of an image and its overall relevance to its website as a whole. See the article by Braden Becker, "Image Alt Text: What It Is, How to Write It, and Why It Matters to SEO" explaining the Do's and Don't of Alt text with clear examples.
Type: "thumb" (or "thumbnail"; either can be followed by "=filename"), "frame" (or "framed"), or "frameless". Displays the image with specific formatting (see below).
Border: "border". Put a small border around the image.
Location: "right", "left", "center" or "none". Determine the horizontal placement of the image on the page. This defaults to "right" for thumbnails and framed images.
Alignment: "baseline", "middle", "sub", "super", "text-top", "text-bottom", "top", or "bottom". Vertically align the image with respect to adjacent text. This defaults to "middle".
Link: Link the image to a different resource, or to nothing.
Alt: Specify the alt text for the image. This is intended for visually impaired readers. See WP:ALT for how this should typically differ from the caption.
“The syntax for displaying a single image:
- caption where options can be zero or more of the following, separated by pipes (|):
- ALWAYS USE ALL LOWER CASE for best results for all of the options listed below (e.g. use thumb, not Thumb). Some options work when started with an upper-case letter, but most are ignored.
- Format option: one of border and/or frameless, frame, thumb (or thumbnail). If multiple of these options are present, only the first one will be used;
Controls how the rendered image is formatted and embedded in the rest of the page.
Resizing options:
- one of {width}px — Resizes the image to fit within the given maximum width in pixels, without restricting its height. (A space character between the width value and "px" is permitted.)
- x{height}px — Resizes the image to fit within the given maximum height in pixels, without restricting its width
- {width}x{height}px — Resizes the image to fit within the given width and height in pixels
- upright — Resizes an image to fit within reasonable dimensions, according to user preferences (suitable for images whose height is larger than width).
Setting |upright=1.0| will display the image at the user's default image width. |upright=2.0| will display the image at double the user's default width. The image will always retain its aspect ratio. Images in non-scalable media types can be reduced in size, but not increased; e.g., bitmap images cannot be scaled up.
Horizontal alignment option: one of left, right, center, none. If multiple of these options are present, only the first one will be used Controls the horizontal alignment (and inline/block or floating styles) of the image within a text (no default value).
Vertical alignment option: one of baseline, sub, super, top, text-top, middle, bottom, text-bottom
Controls the vertical alignment of a non-floating inline image with the text before or after the image, and in the same block (the default vertical alignment is middle).
How To Manipulate the Table of Contents[edit]
The MediaWiki help page below explains how the Table of Contents gets generated after three headings and how to suppress, modify, or reorient its placement location: http://m.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Table_of_contents/en
How To Use Transclusion Templates[edit]
- The transclusion templates is a fantastic feature that should be used. One can instantly have all of the contents of a specific webpage, such as basic instructions you would like to have reproduced exactly on multiple pages, by using transclusions. One can make a template to be translcuded as content linked to another page by encasing the template page name inside of double curly brackets, like this {{ . . . }}. This turns any webpage into a template that can be placed on another page.
- Wikipedia: Help: A Quick Guide to Templates
- Wikipedia: Help: Template
- Wikipedia: Help: Advanced Templates
- Wikipedia: Transclusion (Transclusion syntax with examples)
- Template: Border Shows how to surround text with a border.
First example with text surrounded by a red border.
This example also has multiple lines using the break tag.
How To Make A Table[edit]
- Wikipedia: Manual of Style/Table contains policy requirements adopted by PoJ.fm for how to structure all content used when making tables. See especially the policy on proper header titles and the need to use captions for the table names and how to reference the tables.
- Wikimedia Help:Table
- See experimental tables and their formatting at Experiments with Formatting Tables in the Discussion area titled "Experiments with Formatting Tables." You can see the Wikimedia formatting commands themselves making the tables when in edit mode.
Notice especially when in editing mode the formatting codes for how to color the background of a table heading. All jazz sub-genres are hyperlinks.
HITS | MONTH | TOTAL INCREASE |
324,497 | January 1998 | - |
436,699 | February 1998 | 112,172 |
What does it all mean?
HITS | Thestatement is to start the first column and | is to end the first column. The strong statement is making the text bold. The same applies for the next two lines.- | Similar to the earlier td except the content is centered.
Name | Years | Musical Instrument(s) |
---|---|---|
Miles Davis |
1926-1991 |
Trumpet 🎺
|
🎷 🎺 🎻 🎸 🥁 🎺 🎤 🎙 🎹 🛁a | 🎷 🎺 🎻 🎸 🥁 🎺 🎤 🎙 🎹 🛁a | 🎷 🎺 🎻 🎸 🥁 🎺 🎤 🎙 🎹 🛁a |
Dizzy Gillespie | 1919-1999 | trumpet 🎺 |
Use the following MediaWiki formatting commands to have a uniform background color. Without this command the table defaults to alternating white and gray (RGB=41) so that horizontal rows are perceived as unified/coordinated with each other for that particular row when viewed from left and right horizontally.
Catalog number | Artist | Title | Year |
---|---|---|---|
45001 | Artist 1 (centered) | "Title 1" (centered) | 2011 (flush right) |
45002 | Artist 2 (not centered) | "Title 2" (not centered) | 2012 (centered) |
45003 | Artist 3 | "Title 3" | Notice how you can observe in editing mode the use of double pipe symbols placed horizontally in the first two lines of the table, while the third row has been formatted with single pipe symbols at the start of each cell so long as each pipe symbol starts that line. The latter technique makes it easier for editors to more easily find the start of each component in the table. |
Rapid Table of Hexadecimal codes for several gray colors
First row of table | Second line of table with a really real long title in its main title area to see what happens to that title as we go along merrily. | Third row of table | Fourth row of table | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |
First row of table | Second line of table with a really real long title in its main title area to see what happens to that title as we go along merrily. | Third row of table | Fourth row of table | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |
Name | Instrument | Style | Active years | Greatest achievements |
---|---|---|---|---|
Buddy Bolden | cornet | proto-jazz incorporating blues | 1900-1907 | Loud/skilled improviser |
Jelly Roll Morton | piano | ? | 1900-1941 | jazz promotion/hustling |
Louis Armstrong | cornet/trumpet | Old School | 1919-1971 | Improvised solo |
Sidney Bechet | clarinet | Dixieland | 1908-1957 | jazz internationalization |
Charlie Parker | Alto Saxophone | Bebop | 1937-1955 | Developed Bebop/Effortless improvisations |
Dizzy Gillespie | trumpet | Bebop/Afro-cuban jazz | 1935-1993 | Developed Bebop/International jazz promoter |
Thelonious Monk | piano | Stride/Bebop/Monkisms | 1940-1973 | Developed Bebop/Jazz compositions/idiosyncratic style in fashion & music/cover of Time magazine [2] |
Charlie Christian | electric guitar | Bebop | 1935-1941 | Devloped Bebop/electric guitar |
Max Roach | drums | Bebop | 1944-2002 | Developed Bebop/politically active |
Miles Davis | trumpet | Bebop/cool/modal/jazz-rock fusion | 1944-1975, 1980-1991 | cool persona/stylist innovator |
Coleman Hawkins | saxophone | Swing | 1921-1969 | solo on Body and Soul |
Lester Young | saxophone | Swing | 1933-1959 | Light airy sound |
Duke Ellington | piano/composer/conductor | Big band swing | 1914-1974 | compositions/tailoring music to soloists |
Count Basie | piano/orchestra leader | Big band swing | 1924-1984 | distinctively bright tinkling piano style |
Table with Sections and Compartments[edit]
Year | Album | Original Issue |
---|---|---|
1962 | The First Recordings Vols. 1 & 2 | Bird Notes |
1963 | My Name Is Albert Ayler | Debut Records |
1964 | Spirits | Debut Records |
Jazz Masters | ||
---|---|---|
Name | Instrument | Style |
Sonny Rollins | saxophone | straightahead |
Ornette Coleman | saxophone, trumpet, violin | free jazz |
Miles Davis | trumpet | Bebop, cool, modal, third stream, jazz/rock fusion |
How to make a table in WordPress[edit]
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How To Make A Box[edit]
Use these formatting commands to get result displayed below:
- <blockquote style="background-color: white; text: black; border: solid thick red"><span style="color:black">This is '''inside''' of box. </span></blockquote>
This is inside of box.
This is text pushed to right side of a box. |
Diagnostic Formatting Tool[edit]
- Diagnostic Formatting Tool:
- (1) Put this command at the very top of the page: <div style="padding-left:25px;padding-right:30px;">
- (1) Put this command at the very top of the page: <div style="padding-left:25px;padding-right:30px;">
followed by
- (2) </div> at very bottom of page.
- (2) </div> at very bottom of page.
- If there are ANY mismatched formatting tags (usually ending tags are missing) then the </div> formatting code will be displayed at the bottom of the page when in non-editing (display) mode. Formatting tags using angle brackets must come in pairs with a starting tag also having an ending tag. If all formatting tags are balanced and proper the </div> no longer displays in non-editing mode; it remains invisible as it should.
- To diagnose where a formatting error or omission occurs in a document first be sure to have already inserted this command at the very top of the page: <div style="padding-left:25px;padding-right:30px;"> with </div> at the very bottom of the page. If the </div> at the very bottom of the page reveals itself, then there are formatting errors (usually from omitting a closing tag like </span>). To help discover the location of the formatting problem move up the page from the bottom and insert a </div> command. If it remains invisible, then the formatting error is below that location. Proceed to narrow down where the problem lies by moving the </div> up the page until it remains visible in non-editing/display mode. The formatting error (usually an omission of a formatting ending tag) then lies between the <div style="padding-left:25px;padding-right:30px;"> and the </div> command.
- After narrowing down the location or region where a formatting error has occurred click into edit mode for that region and carefully examine that each formatting code is correct and that all formatting tags using left and right angle brackets have both a starting and a finishing tag. Other possible errors are mismatched numbers of starting and ending apostrophes used for italics, bolds, and bold italics, that is the start of word has 3 apostrophes ('''), but the end of the word only has 2 apostrophes (''). This is a formatting error since each group of asterisks must have the same number of apostrophes to format that word in bold requires three apostrophes on each end of the word or words you want to be in a bold font.
List of Formatting Errors and Omissions and Their Display Consequences[edit]
- If you see this: </li> </ol>, say at the end of a footnote, then it means you are missing a closing end span tag like this, </span>, it is usually missing at the end of a paragraph.
- The following caused a problem because of the placement/location of the </span> following a hyperlink surrounded by square brackets. First the bad way to format followed by the correct placement of </span> placed before and not after the hyperlink in square brackets.
- BAD: <span style="color:blue">Link to [http://meta.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Wikitext_examples Wikimedia Formatting examples] </span>
- GOOD: <span style="color:blue">Link to </span>[http://meta.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Wikitext_examples Wikimedia Formatting examples]
- This one below was a problem because it had an extra ending no span tag, namely </span>.
- Chapter 6: Vocal Jazz Accent: Some of my best friends are American </span><span style="color:#008000">by Renée Stefanie. </span>
- To resolve the problematic formatting one had to delete the unnecessary </span> to the left of the color formatting tag for "by Renée Stefanie."
- It is important NOT to have a sentence start with a space and then a text color formatting command. If you have a space before the color formatting command the text is displayed in Courier style ugly font like this:
A tone row, as defined at Wikipedia is:
Fix this by deleting the one space in front of the color formatting code and you get this:
A tone row, as defined at Wikipedia is:
- If the </ref> ending tag to a footnote reference is missing after starting a footnote with the <ref> tag a warning is generated that looks like this:
Cite error: Closing </ref> missing for <ref> tag.
- When formatting a Jump Tag to the bottom of the page as can been seen a few lines below, the </span> ending tag gets displayed when it shouldn't. The solution was to switch the </div> ending tag with the </span> ending tag as revealed when in editing mode to the right of GOOD: under BAD:
- BAD: <div align="center"><span style="color:red"><div id="Bottom">Bottom of Page</span></div>
- GOOD: Bottom of Page
Formatting Difficulties with Block Quotations[edit]
- One can run into trouble because the BLOCKQUOTE command can be tricky. Best procedure is probably to put the start (<blockquote>) (but this may not lead to formatting errors if you don't; having it on a separate line makes it stand out) and ending (</blockquote>) tags on separate lines. Sometimes if this isn't done the blockquote line generated on the left side of a blockquote does not turn off.
- Another thing that could drive someone crazy is if you cannot get the ending tag for turning off block quotes to function correctly. The ending tag looks like this: </blockquote>. If just one out of twenty paragraphs fails to have its "no more of that style" ending tag, namely, </span>, then the no block quote fails to turn off the left running block quotation left marginal line so that everything from that point forward in the document now is in block quotation formatting AND the ending tag, rather than being invisible in display mode, instead gets revealed and displays in a gray color.
- Leaving off the </span> ending tag inside of a block quotation inside of a footnote reference with </ref> tag then automatically generates an error tag at the end of all footnotes that looks like this: </ol>. To remove this error </ol> tag, just add the ending span tag </span> at the appropriate place at the end of the footnote before the ending reference tag, </ref>.
Test Your Formatting Knowledge in the Formatting Challenge: Find Formatting Errors Below -- Correctly Formatted in the Following Subsection[edit]
To test your formatting knowledge login and switch into editing mode to see all wikimedia formatting and find the errors or omissions. The passages are all correctly formatted in the following subsection.
Problem 1:
Wiki-Improv1: “Musical improvisation (also known as musical extemporization) is the creative activity of immediate ("in the moment") musical composition, which combines performance with communication of emotions and instrumental technique as well as spontaneous response to other musicians. (italics not in original)
Problem 2:
Wiki-Improv2: “Sometimes musical ideas in improvisation are spontaneous, but may be based on chord changes . . . .”[3] (italics not in original
</blockquote>
Problem 3:
Wiki-Improv3: “One definition is a "performance given extempore without planning or preparation."[4] (italics not in original) This is a quotation from the Free Dictionary on "Improvisation". (italics not in original)
Problem 4: You can observe the error indicating tag of </li> at the end of footnote 3 at the very bottom of the page and the </ol> also located at the end of the footnotes section.
“Every musician who has seriously tried to improvise knows that (for an instrumentalist) the art of improvising is no less than the ultimate musical challenge, demanding one's total musicianship in every moment of the act.
Today the subject is so vast, so potentially complex, involving a myriad of topics, aspects, techniques and materials that even highly motivated students with comprehensive musical backgrounds have difficulty deciding where to begin or how to advance their study. The question often arises: "How will I ever learn to do all this?!"”[5] (italics authors)
Problem 5: Fix this so all sentences in gray are in blue.
However, this turns out to be a bad reason against defining something. Just because things change, by itself, does not make definition of something impossible. Consider a simple example at first. Can the word "everything" be defined and be defined accurately and well? Why, yes, it can. The definition of everything means to include all things of any kind. Dictionary.com reports the meaning of the pronoun "everything" as meaning “every single thing or every particular of an aggregate or total; all.” Notice that this, on the face of it, would seem to be a perfectly acceptable and correct definition of "everything." If Schuller's constantly evolving objection were correct, then the pronoun "everything" could not be defined because "everything is constantly changing and evolving" while true is irrelevant to the possibility (and actuality) of being able to define what everything as a pronoun means. For two more similar counter-arguments see [http://philosophyofjazz.net/wiki/Ontdef2._Arguments_for_the_impossibility_of_defining_jazz Ontdef3. Arguments for the impossibility of defining jazz and also Ontdef8. What is a bicycle?. Since bicycle can be defined even though new styles of bicycles come into existence, then just because something adds new unforeseen styles does not make it impossible for it to be defined.
Problem 6: Leaving the final closing ref tag, </ref> off the end of the sentence produced multiple bad indentations and two sets of NOTES. It is currently formatted correctly. Switch to editing mode to see it below.
- "Ornithology" by Charlie Parker.[6] The closing ref tag you can see here to the left of this sentence when in editing mode should not be left off or you get these problems.
Problem 7: Fix this so the final indented paragraph is not entirely in bold.
Two candidates come immediately to mind: Muzak and anti-noise/noise cancellation.
- Muzak is music purposefully designed not to be noticed as music. Instead it is intentionally designed so as not to be noticed as music. Rather it is the sonic events that are functionally equivalent to cows milk production increasing when played soothing music. If we presume that the cows milk production could be equally well improved using soothing non-music, then Muzak is similarly designed to improve workers performance without the workers having to have any cognitive attention to these sonic events as music.
Problem 8: Problems with blockquote and photo heading. Fix this so the visible formatting tags are invisible.
“Max Roach is part of this serious hierarchy of musical giants. All great instrumentalists have a superior quality of sound, and his is one of the marvels of contemporary music.”[7]
(bold not in original)</blockquote>
Problem 9: Problems with blockquote and hyperlink not closing off. Fix this so the hyperlink URL for "International Jazz Competition" at [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thelonious_Monk_Institute_of_Jazz International Jazz Competition is not visible.
in his honor, the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz
was established (1986) by the Monk family and Maria Fisher with a mission to offer public school-based jazz education programs for young people around the globe, helping students develop imaginative thinking, creativity, curiosity, a positive self-image, and a respect for their own and others' cultural heritage. Beginning in 1987 the institute hosts an annual [http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thelonious_Monk_Institute_of_Jazz International Jazz Competition and through its partnership with UNESCO
since 1987 has promoted International Jazz Day
celebrated around the world 🌎 🌍 🌏 on April 30th to “highlight jazz and its diplomatic role of uniting people in all corners of the globe”[8]
Correctly Formatted Answers to Formatting Challenge[edit]
Answer to Problem 1 with correct formatting:
Wiki-Improv1: “Musical improvisation (also known as musical extemporization) is the creative activity of immediate ("in the moment") musical composition, which combines performance with communication of emotions and instrumental technique as well as spontaneous response to other musicians.” (italics not in original)
The <span style="color:blue"> in the line starting just under the words "Problem 1" and to the left of the <blockquote> tag was deleted.
Answer to Problem 2 with correct formatting:
Wiki-Improv2: “Sometimes musical ideas in improvisation are spontaneous, but may be based on chord changes . . . .”[9] (italics not in original)
A </span> tag was added after . . .” as well as before the [http:// .
Answer to Problem 3 with correct formatting:
Wiki-Improv3: “One definition is a "performance given extempore without planning or preparation.”[10] (italics not in original)
A </span> tag was added after "planning or preparation."
Answer to Problem 4 with correct formatting:
“Every musician who has seriously tried to improvise knows that (for an instrumentalist) the art of improvising is no less than the ultimate musical challenge, demanding one's total musicianship in every moment of the act.
Today the subject is so vast, so potentially complex, involving a myriad of topics, aspects, techniques and materials that even highly motivated students with comprehensive musical backgrounds have difficulty deciding where to begin or how to advance their study. The question often arises: "How will I ever learn to do all this?!"”[11] (italics authors)
Problem 4 was fixed by adding the span ending tag of </span> after p. 3. just before the </ref> tag.
Answer to Problem 5 with correct formatting:
However, this turns out to be a bad reason against defining something. Just because things change, by itself, does not make definition of something impossible. Consider a simple example at first. Can the word "everything" be defined and be defined accurately and well? Why, yes, it can. The definition of everything means to include all things of any kind. Dictionary.com reports the meaning of the pronoun "everything" as meaning “every single thing or every particular of an aggregate or total; all.” Notice that this, on the face of it, would seem to be a perfectly acceptable and correct definition of "everything." If Schuller's constantly evolving objection were correct, then the pronoun "everything" could not be defined because "everything is constantly changing and evolving" while true is irrelevant to the possibility (and actuality) of being able to define what everything as a pronoun means. For two more similar counter-arguments see Ontdef3. Arguments for the impossibility of defining jazz and also Ontdef8. What is a bicycle?. Since bicycle can be defined even though new styles of bicycles come into existence, then just because something adds new unforeseen styles does not make it impossible for it to be defined.
To get the formatting correct a missing right square bracket needed to be added at the start of the sixth sentence: Dictionary.com
Answer to Problem 7 with correct formatting:
Two candidates come immediately to mind: Muzak and anti-noise/noise cancellation.
- Muzak is music purposefully designed not to be noticed as music. Instead it is intentionally designed so as not to be noticed as music. Rather it is the sonic events that are functionally equivalent to cows milk production increasing when played soothing music. If we presume that the cows milk production could be equally well improved using soothing non-music, then Muzak is similarly designed to improve workers performance without the workers having to have any cognitive attention to these sonic events as music.
So that the entire paragraph was not put into bold the second punctuation following the colon (:) must also be a colon and not a semi-colon (;) mark. When you have a colon and then a semi-colon it puts the entire paragraph into bold font.
- proof that a colon/semi-colon combination only indents once then puts that sentence/paragraph all into bold font.
- no bold font and correctly indented twice because of the use of two colons (::).
To see the above formatting, enter into editing mode.
Answer to Problem 8 with correct formatting:
“Max Roach is part of this serious hierarchy of musical giants. All great instrumentalists have a superior quality of sound, and his is one of the marvels of contemporary music.”[12] (bold not in original)
Answer to Problem 9 with correct formatting: a missing right square bracket had to be added at the end of this line: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thelonious_Monk_Institute_of_Jazz Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz]
in his honor, the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz
was established (1986) by the Monk family and Maria Fisher with a mission to offer public school-based jazz education programs for young people around the globe, helping students develop imaginative thinking, creativity, curiosity, a positive self-image, and a respect for their own and others' cultural heritage. Beginning in 1987 the institute hosts an annual International Jazz Competition and through its partnership with UNESCO
since 1987 has promoted International Jazz Day
celebrated around the world 🌎 🌍 🌏 on April 30th to “highlight jazz and its diplomatic role of uniting people in all corners of the globe”[13]
Unbalanced Single Apostrophes Put Entire Page into Bold[edit]
- If text is put into bold, but the ending bold apostrophe marks (''') are missing, then it tends to put the ENTIRE document into bold font.
- Similarly, the entire page can end up being displayed in bold if there are any extra bold formatting single apostrophes as in the following example:
- BAD FORMATTING OF SUBTITLE: ====<span style="color:teal">'''How''' Does '''Rock''' '''''Differ''''' From '''Jazz'''?'''====
- At the far right end of the subtitle there are three extra single apostrophes (''') to the right of the question mark,?''', that made the entire page be displayed in bold font. To resolve the problem, and get the entire page out of bold, just delete the last three single apostrophes located to the right of the question mark.
For Examples of Wikimedia Formatting[edit]
- Link to Wikimedia Formatting examples
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NOTES[edit]
- ↑ See for examples: "Essential Solos: 40 Great Improvisations: (100) Jazz artists and critics pick their favorite solos from the music's past and present," Jazz Times, published November 2, 2017.
- ↑ "Jazz: The Loneliest Monk," Time magazine, Friday, Feb. 28, 1964.
- ↑ This is a quotation from Gorow, p. 212, quoted in Wikipedia on musical improvisation.
- ↑ This is a quotation from the Free Dictionary on "Improvisation".
- ↑ How To Improvise: An Approach to Practising Improvisation, Hal Crook, 2010, p. 3.
</li>
- ↑ At Jazz Advice.com it is stated that beginning Bebop players often learn Charlie Parker’s "Ornithology," a 32 bar melody over the chord progressions to "How High the Moon."
- ↑ Music: "What jazz is—and isn't," Wynton Marsalis, New York Times, 17th paragraph, July 31, 1988.
- ↑ International Jazz Day website: "About", first sentence.
- ↑ This is a quotation from Gorow, p. 212, quoted in Wikipedia on musical improvisation.
- ↑ This is a quotation from the Free Dictionary on "Improvisation."
- ↑ How To Improvise: An Approach to Practising Improvisation, Hal Crook, 2010, p. 3.
- ↑ Music: "What jazz is—and isn't," Wynton Marsalis, New York Times, 17th paragraph, July 31, 1988.
- ↑ International Jazz Day website: "About", first sentence.
</ol>
The error tags found here in the footnotes are the result of the formatting errors in the Test Your Formatting Knowledge Challenge section above. Please do NOT correct them because they are what the test is testing with the correct formatting shown in the Answers to Formatting Challenge section.
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