Site Conventions - Revision history

Meambobbo: /* Breadcrumbs */

2015-07-07T03:53:50Z

‎Breadcrumbs

2015-07-07T03:53:09Z

‎Breadcrumbs

2015-06-09T05:03:27Z

‎Relevant Links

2015-06-09T05:01:31Z

‎Emphasis and Key Words

2015-06-09T05:01:09Z

‎Emphasis and Key Words

2015-06-09T04:57:45Z

‎Paragraphs

2015-06-09T04:56:39Z

‎Musical Terms and Proper Nouns

2015-06-09T04:53:27Z

‎Musical Terms and Proper Nouns

2015-06-06T19:41:49Z

‎Breadcrumbs

2015-04-12T21:25:40Z

‎Breadcrumbs

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 == Breadcrumbs ==
-Pages that are part of a series, or sections within a page can be easily navigated using '''breadcrumbs''' {{Crumbs|green|1|#|breadcrumbs}}.  I like to use the following color conventions:
+Pages that are part of a series, or sections within a page can be easily navigated using '''breadcrumbs'''. {{Crumbs|green|1|#|like this}}
 === Navigating between Pages ===

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 == Breadcrumbs ==
-Pages that are part of a series, or sections within a page can be easily navigated using breadcrumbs.  I like to use the following color conventions:
+Pages that are part of a series, or sections within a page can be easily navigated using '''breadcrumbs''' {{Crumbs|green|1|#|breadcrumbs}}.  I like to use the following color conventions:
 === Navigating between Pages ===

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 == Relevant Links ==
-I try to include a relevant links section on each page.  For lessons, these all have a prev/next link, to view the lessons in order.  Additionally, I try to link highly-related content.  This doesn't need to be taken to the extreme, though.  That's what the categories are for.
+I try to include a relevant links section on each page.  This doesn't need to be taken to the extreme, though.  That's what the categories are for.
 == Categories ==

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 ==Emphasis and Key Words==
-* '''Whole statements that are the key phrase or group of phrases in a long page or section should be bolded''' ''or italicized'' depending on their importance.
+* '''Whole statements that are the key phrase or group of phrases in a long page or section should be bolded''' ''or italicized depending on their importance.''
 * {{loud|Phrases that must absolutely be read as though to warn the reader should use the "loud" template.}}
 * ''Whole statements that are asides or follow-up notes should be italicized.''

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 ==Emphasis and Key Words==
-* ''Whole statements that are the key phrase or group of phrases in a long page or section should be italicized.''
+* '''Whole statements that are the key phrase or group of phrases in a long page or section should be bolded''' ''or italicized'' depending on their importance.
-* '''Phrases that must absolutely be read as though to warn the reader should be bolded.'''
+* {{loud|Phrases that must absolutely be read as though to warn the reader should use the "loud" template.}}
 * '''Key Words''' should be bolded.  And [[#Key Words|linked]] to their own page/section when available.  These should appear to introduce or define a concept or saying.  '''If the phrase in which a keyword appears is bolded already, use <u>underlines</u> as well.'''
 * Italics should be used to ''emphasize a certain word or phrase'' in a sentence.  ''If the sentence is already italicized, make it <u>underlined</u>.

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 when people make numerous, one-line
-consecutive paragraphs.  If you really want someone to read the last line of a paragraph, '''''use italics or bold text'''''.
+consecutive paragraphs.  If you really want someone to read the last line of a paragraph, ''use italics'' or '''bold text'''.
 == Relevant Links ==

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 == Musical Terms and Proper Nouns ==
 * Note names are ''always'' capitalized (A, B, C, D, E, F, G).  This prevents ambiguity with the article "a" and the flat symbol "b" when used in monospace blocks (however you should use [[Template:flat]] {{f}} otherwise).
-* Use [[Template:flat]] {{f}}, [[Template:sharp]] {{s}}, and [[Template:natural]] {{natural}} where necessary, but use # and b in tab or other monospace blocks.  This makes for easier editing and retains the monospace-nature of the font.
+* Use [[Template:flat]] {{f}}, [[Template:sharp]] {{s}}, and [[Template:natural]] {{natural}} where necessary (shorthand:<nowiki>{{b}} and {{s}}</nowiki>), but use # and b in tab or other monospace blocks.  This makes for easier editing and retains the monospace-nature of the font.
-* There are currently no double/half flat/sharp symbols.  Use multiple symbols for double/triple, etc.  Spell out quarter-tones.
+* Double and half sharp/flat are available: {{db}}, {{ds}}, {{hb}}, and {{hs}}.
 * Specific keys use a capitalized note name and type - A Minor, C Major, A{{b}} Harmonic Minor.
 * Specific chords use a capitalized note name but lowercase type - A minor, C major, A{{b}} diminished.

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 Pages that are part of a series, or sections within a page can be easily navigated using breadcrumbs.  I like to use the following color conventions:
 {{Top-Level Crumbs}}
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 }}
 {{crumbs|blue|1
 |Contents#Wiki|Top-Level Page Headings

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 == Breadcrumbs ==
 Pages that are part of a series, or sections within a page can be easily navigated using breadcrumbs.  I like to use the following color conventions:
 {{crumbs|orange|1
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 }}
 {{crumbs|blue2|1
 |#|2nd-Level Page Headings