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You can freely use {{Pothole}}s and {{Wiki Word}}s in the inside of a note or a labelnote. You cannot use them in the display text for a labelnote, though.
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You can freely use {{Pothole}}s and {{Wiki Administrivia/{{Wiki Word}}s in the inside of a note or a labelnote. You cannot use them in the display text for a labelnote, though.
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Please exercise good judgment when adding a note. [[TropesAreTools Notes can be useful]], but remember also that [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools they can just as easily be abused]]. Too many notes on an article can easily result in FootnoteFever, which is to be avoided.
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Please exercise good judgment when adding a note. [[TropesAreTools [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools Notes can be useful]], but remember also that [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools they can just as easily be abused]]. Too many notes on an article can easily result in FootnoteFever, which is to be avoided.
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Please exercise good judgment when adding a note. [[TropesAreTools Notes can be useful]], but remember also that [[TropesAreNotGood they can just as easily be abused]]. Too many notes on an article can easily result in FootnoteFever, which is to be avoided.
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Please exercise good judgment when adding a note. [[TropesAreTools Notes can be useful]], but remember also that [[TropesAreNotGood [[Administrivia/TropesAreTools they can just as easily be abused]]. Too many notes on an article can easily result in FootnoteFever, which is to be avoided.
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!Important Warning
Don't have multiple notes with the exact same content. Then only the first instance will work. However, a labelnote and a normal note can work together even if they have the same content. But multiple labelnotes that are named the exact same with the exact same contents run into the same problem.
Don't have multiple notes with the exact same content. Then only the first instance will work. However, a labelnote and a normal note can work together even if they have the same content. But multiple labelnotes that are named the exact same with the exact same contents run into the same problem.
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Notes are useful to add tangential remarks, without cluttering up the main text. Those who aren’t interested can skip it easily. The more curious can find out what is says by clicking on it.
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Notes are useful to add tangential remarks, without cluttering up the main text. Those who aren’t interested can skip it easily. The more curious can find out what is it says by clicking on it.
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You can freely use {{Pothole}}s and {{Wiki Word}}s in the inside of a note or a labelnote. You cannot use them in the display text for a labelnote though.
The click-to-reveal function may not work when previewing an edit to a page. You just see the "note" next; clicking does nothing.
The click-to-reveal function may not work when previewing an edit to a page. You just see the "note" next; clicking does nothing.
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You can freely use {{Pothole}}s and {{Wiki Word}}s in the inside of a note or a labelnote. You cannot use them in the display text for a labelnote labelnote, though.
The click-to-reveal function may not work when previewing an edit to a page. You just see the "note"next; text; clicking does nothing.
The click-to-reveal function may not work when previewing an edit to a page. You just see the "note"
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There is/was an old markup called a hottip. [=[[hottip:*:They look like this.]]=] They are no longer working properly -- sometimes not appearing at all -- and as such are being phased out. If you see a hottip on a wiki page, please either integrate the text into the article, or replace them with the note or labelnote markup, as appropriate.
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There is/was an old markup called a hottip. [=[[hottip:*:They look like this.]]=] They are no longer working properly -- sometimes not appearing at all -- and as such are being phased out. If you see a hottip on a wiki page, please either integrate the text into the article, or replace them with the note or labelnote markup, as appropriate.
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FINALLY the website displays it correctly. That took a while.
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Almost had it, let\'s see...
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article hard to read.
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Didn\'t work, I\'ll try something different...
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blank-edit; something\'s wrong with the \" \" markup and I\'m trying to figure out what exactly and why.
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Cleaning up links to Main.TV Tropes
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Notes -- and their fancier cousins, labelnotes -- let you add semi-hidden text. Instead of the note contents, readers see just a superscript "note" (or other label). To reveal the hidden text, simply click on the visible text.
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Notes -- — and their fancier cousins, labelnotes -- let you add semi-hidden text. Instead of the note contents, readers see just a superscript "note" (or other label). To reveal the hidden text, simply click on the visible text.
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@@[= TVTropes TV Tropes is awesome![[note]]Why? AwesomeDearBoy.[[/note]] =]@@
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TVTropes is awesome![[note]]Why? AwesomeDearBoy.[[/note]]
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Your Mileage May Vary is an index, not a trope. It should not be linked from any trope or work page for any reason. Its use here violates Examples Are Not Arguable - which is definitely not a good idea on an Administrivia page.
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TVTropes is awesome![[note]]But YourMileageMayVary.[[/note]]
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TVTropes is awesome![[note]]But YourMileageMayVary.awesome![[note]]Why? AwesomeDearBoy.[[/note]]
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Avoid overusing notes[[labelnote:why]]Because they can make an article hard to read.[[/labelnote]]on this wiki.
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Avoid overusing notes[[labelnote:why]]Because they can make an article hard to read.[[/labelnote]]on [[/labelnote]] on this wiki.
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The wiki software seems to insert a space after the "note" text when rendered, so if you care about that kind of thing, don't put a space after the closing tag.
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The wiki software inserts a space after the "note" text when rendered. However, it does not insert a space after the expanded text. So if the note is in the middle of a sentence, it will appear to have an extra space until expanded. Fortunately, it's barely noticeable, and even less so if the note is at the end of a sentence.
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Avoid overusing notes.[[labelnote:Why]]Because they can make an article hard to read.[[/labelnote]]
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Avoid overusing notes.[[labelnote:Why]]Because notes[[labelnote:why]]Because they can make an article hard to read.[[/labelnote]]
[[/labelnote]]on this wiki.
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The wiki software seems to insert a space after the "note" text when rendered, so if you care about that kind of thing, don't put a space after the closing tag.
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!Overview and Usage
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!Overview and Usage
Purpose
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tweaks
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Notes -- and their fancier cousins, labelnotes -- let you add semi-hidden text. Instead of the note contents, readers see just "note" (or other label). To reveal the hidden text, simply click on the visible text.
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Notes -- and their fancier cousins, labelnotes -- let you add semi-hidden text. Instead of the note contents, readers see just a superscript "note" (or other label). label). To reveal the hidden text, simply click on the visible text.
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and I got the example wrong duh
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TVTropes is awesome![[note]]But YourMileageMayVary.[/note]]
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TVTropes is awesome![[note]]But YourMileageMayVary.[/note]]
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rewrite for (hopefully) improved clarity
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# Start with "note" in double square brackets. [[[=note=]]]
# Add the text you want to put inside the note. For example, put in the following text: "This is a secret"
# Finally, add in the closing markup. It looks like this: [[[=/note=]]]
When you save the page, it should look like this: [[note]]This is a secret[[/note]]
However, a Note can only have the display text as "note." If you would like to have the display text be something different, you must use the labelnote markup. To form a labelnote, do the following:
# Start off with the opening markup.
## First, start with "[=[[labelnote:=]"
## Then, add the text you want to display.
## Finally, close the opening markup with a double bracket. It will look like this: [=[[labelnote:What you see]]=]
# Add in the text you want to display. Put in the following text, for example: "Is not what you get"
# Add in the closing markup. It looks like this. [=[[/labelnote]]=]
When you save the page, it should look like this: [[labelnote:What you see]]Is not what you get[[/labelnote]]
# Add the text you want to put inside the note. For example, put in the following text: "This is a secret"
# Finally, add in the closing markup. It looks like this: [[[=/note=]]]
When you save the page, it should look like this: [[note]]This is a secret[[/note]]
However, a Note can only have the display text as "note." If you would like to have the display text be something different, you must use the labelnote markup. To form a labelnote, do the following:
# Start off with the opening markup.
## First, start with "[=[[labelnote:=]"
## Then, add the text you want to display.
## Finally, close the opening markup with a double bracket. It will look like this: [=[[labelnote:What you see]]=]
# Add in the text you want to display. Put in the following text, for example: "Is not what you get"
# Add in the closing markup. It looks like this. [=[[/labelnote]]=]
When you save the page, it should look like this: [[labelnote:What you see]]Is not what you get[[/labelnote]]
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Notes -- and their fancier cousins, labelnotes -- let you add semi-hidden text. Instead of the note contents, readers see just "note"
# Add
Notes are useful to add tangential remarks, without cluttering up the main text. Those who aren’t interested can skip it easily. The more curious can find out what is says by clicking on it.
Please exercise good judgment when adding a note.
# Finally, add in the closing markup. It looks like this: [[[=/note=]]]
When you save the page, it should look like this: [[note]]This is a secret[[/note]]
However, a Note
# Start off with the opening markup.
## First, start with "[=[[labelnote:=]"
## Then, add the text you want
!Syntax
!!Note
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## Finally, close the opening markup with a double bracket. It will look like this: [=[[labelnote:What you see]]=]
# Add in the text you want
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Avoid overusing notes.[[labelnote:Why]]Because they can make an article hard to
# Add in the closing markup. It looks like this. [=[[/labelnote]]=]
When you save the page, it should look like this: [[labelnote:What you see]]Is not what you get[[/labelnote]]
! Technical Info
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To see the note's or labelnote's hidden text, simply click on the visible text.
Because it isn’t immediately visible, those who aren’t necessarily interested in what the hidden text says don’t have to be bogged down by all that extra information which would otherwise, probably, clog the article. However, those that are curious as to what the note says can find out by clicking on it.
Please exercise judgment when adding a note. [[TropesAreTools They can be useful]], but remember also that [[TropesAreNotGood they can just as easily be abused]]. Too many notes on an article can easily result in FootnoteFever. Use with extreme caution.
In addition, there is an old markup called a hottip. [=[[hottip:*:They look like this.]]=] They are no longer working properly -- sometimes not appearing at all -- and as such are being phased out. If you see a hottip on a wiki page, please either integrate the text into the article, or replace them with the note or labelnote markup, as appropriate.
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Because it isn’t immediately visible, those who aren’t necessarily interested in what the hidden text says don’t have to be bogged down by all that extra information which would otherwise, probably, clog the article. However, those that are curious as to what the note says can find out by clicking on it.
Please exercise judgment when adding a note. [[TropesAreTools They can be useful]], but remember also that [[TropesAreNotGood they can just as easily be abused]]. Too many notes on an article can easily result in FootnoteFever. Use with extreme caution.
In addition, there is an old markup called a hottip. [=[[hottip:*:They look like this.]]=] They are no longer working properly -- sometimes not appearing at all -- and as such are being phased out. If you see a hottip on a wiki page, please either integrate the text into the article, or replace them with the note or labelnote markup, as appropriate.
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Because it isn’t immediately visible, those who aren’t necessarily interested in what the hidden text says don’t have to be bogged down by all that extra information which would otherwise, probably, clog the article. However, those that are curious as to what the note says can find out by clicking on it.
Please exercise judgment when adding a note. [[TropesAreTools They can be useful]], but remember also that [[TropesAreNotGood they can just as easily be abused]]. Too many notes on an article can easily result in FootnoteFever. Use with extreme caution.
In addition, there is
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# Finally, add in the closing markup. It looks like this: [[/note]]
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# Finally, add in the closing markup. It looks like this: [[/note]]
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# Start with "note" in double square brackets. [[[=note=]]][[note]]
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# Finally, add in the closing markup. It looks like this: [=[[/note]]=]
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# Finally, add in the closing markup. It looks like this: [=[[/note]]=]
[[/note]]
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In addition, there is an old markup called a hottip. [=[[hottip:*:They look like this.]]=] They have been officially phased out, no longer appearing until you open the editor or look at the source text. If you see a hottip on a wiki page, please either integrate the text into the article, or replace them with the note or labelnote markup, as appropriate.
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In addition, there is an old markup called a hottip. [=[[hottip:*:They look like this.]]=] They have been officially phased out, are no longer working properly -- sometimes not appearing until you open the editor or look at the source text.all -- and as such are being phased out. If you see a hottip on a wiki page, please either integrate the text into the article, or replace them with the note or labelnote markup, as appropriate.
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In addition, there is an old markup called a hottip. [=[[hottip:*:They look like this.]]=] These are being phased out. If you see a hottip on a wiki page, please either integrate the text into the article, or replace them with the note or labelnote markup, as appropriate.
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In addition, there is an old markup called a hottip. [=[[hottip:*:They look like this.]]=] These are being They have been officially phased out.out, no longer appearing until you open the editor or look at the source text. If you see a hottip on a wiki page, please either integrate the text into the article, or replace them with the note or labelnote markup, as appropriate.
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However, a Note can only have the display text as "note". If you would like to have the display text be something different, you must use the labelnote markup. To form a labelnote, do the following:
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However, a Note can only have the display text as "note". "note." If you would like to have the display text be something different, you must use the labelnote markup. To form a labelnote, do the following:
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Please exercise judgment when adding a note. [[TropesAreTools They can be useful]], but remember also that [[TropesAreNotGood they can just as easily be abused]]. Too many hottips on an article can easily result in FootnoteFever. Use with extreme caution.
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Please exercise judgment when adding a note. [[TropesAreTools They can be useful]], but remember also that [[TropesAreNotGood they can just as easily be abused]]. Too many hottips notes on an article can easily result in FootnoteFever. Use with extreme caution.
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In addition, there is an old markup called a hottip. [[hottip:*:They look like this.]] These are being phased out. If you see a hottip on a wiki page, please either integrate the text into the article, or replace them with the note or labelnote markup, as appropriate.
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In addition, there is an old markup called a hottip. [[hottip:*:They [=[[hottip:*:They look like this.]] ]]=] These are being phased out. If you see a hottip on a wiki page, please either integrate the text into the article, or replace them with the note or labelnote markup, as appropriate.
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# Start with "note" in double square brackets. [[[=note=]]]
# Add the text you want to put inside the note. For example, put in the following text: "This is a secret"
# Finally, add in the closing markup. It looks like this: [=[[/note]]=]
When you save the page, it should look like this: [[note]]This is a secret[[/note]]
However, a Note can only have the display text as "note". If you would like to have the display text be something different, you must use the labelnote markup. To form a labelnote, do the following:
# Start off with the opening markup.
## First, start with "[=[[labelnote:=]"
## Then, add the text you want to display.
## Finally, close the opening markup with a double bracket. It will look like this: [=[[labelnote:What you see]]=]
# Add in the text you want to display. Put in the following text, for example: "Is not what you get"
# Add in the closing markup. It looks like this. [=[[/labelnote]]=]
When you save the page, it should look like this: [[labelnote:What you see]]Is not what you get[[/labelnote]]
You can freely use {{Pothole}}s and {{Wiki Word}}s in the inside of a note or a labelnote. You cannot use them in the display text for a labelnote though.
To see the note's or labelnote's hidden text, simply click on the visible text.
Because it isn’t immediately visible, those who aren’t necessarily interested in what the hidden text says don’t have to be bogged down by all that extra information which would otherwise, probably, clog the article. However, those that are curious as to what the note says can find out by clicking on it.
Please exercise judgment when adding a note. [[TropesAreTools They can be useful]], but remember also that [[TropesAreNotGood they can just as easily be abused]]. Too many hottips on an article can easily result in FootnoteFever. Use with extreme caution.
In addition, there is an old markup called a hottip. [[hottip:*:They look like this.]] These are being phased out. If you see a hottip on a wiki page, please either integrate the text into the article, or replace them with the note or labelnote markup, as appropriate.
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# Add the text you want to put inside the note. For example, put in the following text: "This is a secret"
# Finally, add in the closing markup. It looks like this: [=[[/note]]=]
When you save the page, it should look like this: [[note]]This is a secret[[/note]]
However, a Note can only have the display text as "note". If you would like to have the display text be something different, you must use the labelnote markup. To form a labelnote, do the following:
# Start off with the opening markup.
## First, start with "[=[[labelnote:=]"
## Then, add the text you want to display.
## Finally, close the opening markup with a double bracket. It will look like this: [=[[labelnote:What you see]]=]
# Add in the text you want to display. Put in the following text, for example: "Is not what you get"
# Add in the closing markup. It looks like this. [=[[/labelnote]]=]
When you save the page, it should look like this: [[labelnote:What you see]]Is not what you get[[/labelnote]]
You can freely use {{Pothole}}s and {{Wiki Word}}s in the inside of a note or a labelnote. You cannot use them in the display text for a labelnote though.
To see the note's or labelnote's hidden text, simply click on the visible text.
Because it isn’t immediately visible, those who aren’t necessarily interested in what the hidden text says don’t have to be bogged down by all that extra information which would otherwise, probably, clog the article. However, those that are curious as to what the note says can find out by clicking on it.
Please exercise judgment when adding a note. [[TropesAreTools They can be useful]], but remember also that [[TropesAreNotGood they can just as easily be abused]]. Too many hottips on an article can easily result in FootnoteFever. Use with extreme caution.
In addition, there is an old markup called a hottip. [[hottip:*:They look like this.]] These are being phased out. If you see a hottip on a wiki page, please either integrate the text into the article, or replace them with the note or labelnote markup, as appropriate.
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