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| + | For creating a general methods page, simply enter name of the heading you want into the box and click '''Create'''. To create a general methods page, type in the name of the method in the box below and click '''Create'''. This will create an empty Methods Heading page for you. You can edit the page on the spot, or if you prefer, create the new page by clicking '''Save'''. You may then edit the page each sub-heading at a time. | ||
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| + | == Specific Method Page== | ||
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To create a new page about laboratory methods, type in the name of the method in the box below and click '''Create'''. This will create an empty Methods page for you. You can edit the page on the spot, or if you prefer, create the new page by clicking '''Save'''. You may then edit the page each sub-heading at a time. | To create a new page about laboratory methods, type in the name of the method in the box below and click '''Create'''. This will create an empty Methods page for you. You can edit the page on the spot, or if you prefer, create the new page by clicking '''Save'''. You may then edit the page each sub-heading at a time. | ||
Revision as of 14:30, 6 June 2011
You can use this page to automatically create a new page with all the necessary formatting. Below, you'll find a header for each type of page that can be automatically generated.
Contents
Literature Page
For creating a new literature page, simply enter PMID:### into the box, where ### is the Pubmed ID number.
General Method Page
For creating a general methods page, simply enter name of the heading you want into the box and click Create. To create a general methods page, type in the name of the method in the box below and click Create. This will create an empty Methods Heading page for you. You can edit the page on the spot, or if you prefer, create the new page by clicking Save. You may then edit the page each sub-heading at a time.
Specific Method Page
To create a new page about laboratory methods, type in the name of the method in the box below and click Create. This will create an empty Methods page for you. You can edit the page on the spot, or if you prefer, create the new page by clicking Save. You may then edit the page each sub-heading at a time.
High-Throughput Method
To create a new page about a high-throughput method, type in the name of the method in the box below and click Create. This will create an empty Methods page for you. You can edit the page on the spot, or if you prefer, create the new page by clicking Save. You may then edit the page each sub-heading at a time.
Protein Purification
To create a new page about protein purification, type in the name of the page in the box below and click Create. This will create an empty Purification page for you. You can edit the page on the spot, or if you prefer, create the new page by clicking Save. You may then edit the page each sub-heading at a time.
New Phenotype
Type in the name of the new phenotype to be added in the box below and click Create. This will preload a new page for you. You can edit the page on the spot, or if you prefer, create the new page by clicking Save. You may then edit the page each sub-heading at a time.
Blank Page
The blank page is given to start writing free text. If you would like to create a page that does not exist in OMPwiki, use the blank page template to start adding information! Simply enter the name of the page you wish to create and Click Save to save the page to the wiki.
