User:Abrodie68
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Template:Please leave this line alone (Anne's sandbox heading)
Here is the text of an article.
Here is an example of a section heading:
[edit] Anne's Section Heading
When referencing another article, the markup looks like: ...and [[Foucault]]’s ‘[[Panopticon]].’
The three quotation marks make the text bold.
To make a numbered list, but the # symbol in front.
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- In order to help people find this project, consider using an edit summary like the following: Repairing link to disambiguation page - [[Wikipedia:Disambiguation pages with links|You can help!]]
[edit] The Link that I want to try
This link to Foucault goes to a disambiguous page: Foucault
I want to try to see if this link works to go directly to Michel Foucault. The info on Disambiguous said to put in a "qualifier" so I am guessing what that is. How about this? Foucault
Nope! That looks for "Foucault (Michel)."
Let's try Foucault
That's it! So, the first term is the article to which the link links, and the term after the pipe is what is shown in the text.
Now I will go edit the "Sampling (Case Studies)" article...
