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Our page will now look like this (only an excerpt included for sake of saving space on this page):
Our page will now look like this (only an excerpt included for sake of saving space on this page):
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<pre>
<noinclude>{{Template:Featured page header|month=February|year=2023|pagetype=article|edited=yes}}</noinclude>
<noinclude>{{Featured page header|month=February|year=2023|pagetype=article|edited=yes}}</noinclude>
{{Featured article code|articlename=Simpleton|imagename=Image:Simpletoncoverfullsize.jpg|imagesize=200px}}
{{Featured article code
|articlename = Simpleton
|imagename   = Simpletoncoverfullsize.jpg
|imagesize   = 200px
|articlelede =
'''''Simpleton''''' a fictitious fourth [[Weezer]] album created by Weezer fans as a prank in [[2003]] through online message boards.
'''''Simpleton''''' a fictitious fourth [[Weezer]] album created by Weezer fans as a prank in [[2003]] through online message boards.


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....
 
}}
{{Featured article links|Simpleton}}
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</pre>


The "featured page header" template gives this page its basic structure. You only need to update one small piece of it: change the month name to the month of the page you're editing:
The "featured page header" template gives this page its basic structure. You only need to update one small piece of it: change the month name to the month of the page you're editing:
<pre>
<pre>
{{Template:Featured page header|year=2023|month=March|pagetype=article|edited=yes}}
{{Featured page header|year=2023|month=March|pagetype=article|edited=yes}}
</pre>
</pre>
===Update the "Featured article code" template===
===Update the "Featured article code" template===
====Headline====
====Headline====
There is a headline above every featured item on the [[Main Page]], as well as an accompanying image. These are easy to set up with our copy-and-pasted wikitext. Look to the second line of wikitext on your page. Using our previous example, it looks like this:
There is a headline above every featured item on the [[Main Page]], as well as an accompanying image. These are easy to set up with our copy-and-pasted wikitext. Look to the second line of wikitext on your page. Using our previous example, it looks like this:
<pre>
<pre>
{{Featured article code|articlename=Simpleton|imagename=Image:Simpletoncoverfullsize.jpg|imagesize=200px}}
{{Featured article code
|articlename = Simpleton
|imagename   = Simpletoncoverfullsize.jpg
|imagesize   = 200px
|articlelede =
}}
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</pre>
Simply update with your new article name (we picked ''Maladroit'', remember?)
Simply update with your new article name (we picked ''Maladroit'', remember?)
<pre>
<pre>
{{Featured article code|articlename=Maladroit|imagename=Image:Simpletoncoverfullsize.jpg|imagesize=200px}}
{{Featured article code
|articlename = Maladroit
|imagename   = Simpletoncoverfullsize.jpg
|imagesize   = 200px
|articlelede =
}}
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</pre>
====Image====
====Image====
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Old version:
Old version:
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<pre>
{{Featured article code|articlename=Maladroit|imagename=Image:Weezer Maladroit.jpg|imagesize=200px}}
{{Featured article code
|articlename = Maladroit
|imagename   = Weezer Maladroit.jpg
|imagesize   = 200px
|articlelede =
}}
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That is probably a bit confusing to look at, so here's what you just did:
That is probably a bit confusing to look at, so here's what you just did:
*"Image:Weezer Maladroit.jpg" tells the wiki to pull up the ''Maladroit'' album art.
*"Weezer Maladroit.jpg" tells the wiki to pull up the ''Maladroit'' album art.
*"200px" renders the image at a particular size - 200 pixels in width!
*"200px" renders the image at a particular size - 200 pixels in width!
'''Note:''' if you don't include ''<nowiki>Image:</nowiki>'' before your image's name, your edit won't work right.


====But my page doesn't have a photo!====
====But my page doesn't have a photo!====
That's okay. Take a look through [[Gallery]] and find something relevant. If you're having trouble finding something useful, feel free to ask for assistance in the Discord help channel.
That's okay. Take a look through [[Gallery]] and find something relevant. If you're having trouble finding something useful, feel free to ask for assistance in the Discord help channel.
===Pause to Preview===
===Pause to Preview===
To quote [[User:Deckra]]:
To quote [[User:Deckra]]:
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{{clear}}
{{clear}}
Everything look okay?
Everything look okay?
'''Note:''' The "Featured article" box and its headline on the Main Page usually have a green background. This background is automatically added when the box is transcluded on the Main Page. You will not see the green background while creating or editing a featured article.


===Add text from the article===
===Add text from the article===
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So far, our code looks like this:
So far, our code looks like this:
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<pre>
<noinclude>{{Template:Featured page header|month=March|year=2023|pagetype=article|edited=yes}}</noinclude>
<noinclude>{{Featured page header|month=March|year=2023|pagetype=article|edited=yes}}</noinclude>
{{Featured article code|articlename=Maladroit|imagename=Image:Weezer Maladroit.jpg|imagesize=200px}}
{{Featured article code
|articlename = Maladroit
|imagename   = Weezer Maladroit.jpg
|imagesize   = 200px
|articlelede =
'''''Simpleton''''' a fictitious fourth [[Weezer]] album created by Weezer fans as a prank in [[2003]] through online message boards.
'''''Simpleton''''' a fictitious fourth [[Weezer]] album created by Weezer fans as a prank in [[2003]] through online message boards.


....
....
 
}}
{{Featured article links|Simpleton}}
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<pre>
<noinclude>{{Template:Featured page header|month=March|year=2023|pagetype=article|edited=yes}}</noinclude>
<noinclude>{{Template:Featured page header|month=March|year=2023|pagetype=article|edited=yes}}</noinclude>
{{Featured article code|articlename=Maladroit|imagename=Image:Weezer Maladroit.jpg|imagesize=200px}}
{{Featured article code
|articlename = Maladroit
|imagename   = Weezer Maladroit.jpg
|imagesize   = 200px
|articlelede =
'''''Maladroit''''' is the fourth studio album by [[Weezer]], released on [[May 14]], [[2002]]. The album is known for its "heavy metal" sound, and for the Weezer fanbase's involvement with the recording process.
'''''Maladroit''''' is the fourth studio album by [[Weezer]], released on [[May 14]], [[2002]]. The album is known for its "heavy metal" sound, and for the Weezer fanbase's involvement with the recording process.


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}}
{{Featured article links|Simpleton}}
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<noinclude>{{Template:Featured page header|month=March|year=2023|pagetype=article|edited=yes}}</noinclude>
<noinclude>{{Template:Featured page header|month=March|year=2023|pagetype=article|edited=yes}}</noinclude>
{{Featured article code|articlename=Maladroit|imagename=Image:Weezer Maladroit.jpg|imagesize=200px}}
{{Featured article code
|articlename = Maladroit
|imagename   = Weezer Maladroit.jpg
|imagesize   = 200px
|articlelede =
'''''Maladroit''''' is the fourth studio album by [[Weezer]], released on [[May 14]], [[2002]]. The album is known for its "heavy metal" sound, and for the Weezer fanbase's involvement with the recording process.
'''''Maladroit''''' is the fourth studio album by [[Weezer]], released on [[May 14]], [[2002]]. The album is known for its "heavy metal" sound, and for the Weezer fanbase's involvement with the recording process.


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''Maladroit'' was the first Weezer album to feature current bassist [[Scott Shriner]], after the breakdown and departure of [[Mikey Welsh]]. It was also the first to contain a booklet with lyrics (which included a special message thanking Weezer boardies), and the first time a Weezer album ventured further than the standard tracklist of 10 songs.
''Maladroit'' was the first Weezer album to feature current bassist [[Scott Shriner]], after the breakdown and departure of [[Mikey Welsh]]. It was also the first to contain a booklet with lyrics (which included a special message thanking Weezer boardies), and the first time a Weezer album ventured further than the standard tracklist of 10 songs.
{{Featured article links|Simpleton}}
}}
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Starting to look less shitty! Here's what that comes out to when we hit preview (omitting the featured page header):
Starting to look less shitty! Here's what that comes out to when we hit preview (omitting the featured page header):
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{{Featured article code|articlename=Maladroit|imagename=Image:Weezer Maladroit.jpg|imagesize=200px}}
{{Featured article code
|articlename = Maladroit
|imagename   = Weezer Maladroit.jpg
|imagesize   = 200px
|articlelede =
'''''Maladroit''''' is the fourth studio album by [[Weezer]], released on [[May 14]], [[2002]]. The album is known for its "heavy metal" sound, and for the Weezer fanbase's involvement with the recording process.
'''''Maladroit''''' is the fourth studio album by [[Weezer]], released on [[May 14]], [[2002]]. The album is known for its "heavy metal" sound, and for the Weezer fanbase's involvement with the recording process.


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''Maladroit'' was the first Weezer album to feature current bassist [[Scott Shriner]], after the breakdown and departure of [[Mikey Welsh]]. It was also the first to contain a booklet with lyrics (which included a special message thanking Weezer boardies), and the first time a Weezer album ventured further than the standard tracklist of 10 songs.
''Maladroit'' was the first Weezer album to feature current bassist [[Scott Shriner]], after the breakdown and departure of [[Mikey Welsh]]. It was also the first to contain a booklet with lyrics (which included a special message thanking Weezer boardies), and the first time a Weezer album ventured further than the standard tracklist of 10 songs.
{{Featured article links|Simpleton}}
}}
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===Place the necessary links at the bottom the page===
==Save page==
All featured content has some formatting at the bottom of the page. This is intended to:
If everything looks right, hit "save page".
#Allow readers to "read more" and navigate to the full article being featured
#Edit the featured article section themselves
#Check out past featured articles.
 
It looks like this:
[[Image:Featured article links screenshot.png|thumb|left|200px]]
{{clear}}
 
The code you need to type out for this is super easy:
 
<pre>{{Featured article links|YOUR ARTICLE NAME}}</pre>
 
Using ''Maladroit'' again, this code...
 
<pre>{{Featured article links|Maladroit}}</pre>
 
...will give you the little links you see at the far right:
{{clear}}
{{Featured article links|Maladroit}}
 
Putting the whole text together one more time, your finished wikitext will look like this:
 
<pre>
<noinclude>{{Template:Featured page header|month=March|year=2023|pagetype=article|edited=yes}}</noinclude>
{{Featured article code|articlename=Maladroit|imagename=Image:Weezer Maladroit.jpg|imagesize=200px}}
'''''Maladroit''''' is the fourth studio album by [[Weezer]], released on [[May 14]], [[2002]]. The album is known for its "heavy metal" sound, and for the Weezer fanbase's involvement with the recording process.
 
Immediately following the release of ''[[The Green Album]]'', Weezer fired their management, Atlas/Third Rail Management, and longtime manager [[Pat Magnarella]], leading to a protracted legal battle. According to [[Karl Koch]], the firing was a "statement of intent" and [[Rivers Cuomo]] felt that the band didn't need management, and could simply fund their next album with their own money and pay themselves back when the album sold.
 
The band recorded demos for the album in [[2001]], between legs of the [[Midget Tour]] in 2001. This included sessions at [[Steakhouse Demos|Steakhouse Studios]] in late October and [[Cello Demos|Cello Studios]] in early November. During this period, the band also revived the moniker "[[Goat Punishment]]" to perform a series of shows, including one recorded and [[Weezer concert: 10/24/2001 - Los Angeles, CA|broadcast for the HBO program ''Reverb'']].
 
''Maladroit'' was the first Weezer album to feature current bassist [[Scott Shriner]], after the breakdown and departure of [[Mikey Welsh]]. It was also the first to contain a booklet with lyrics (which included a special message thanking Weezer boardies), and the first time a Weezer album ventured further than the standard tracklist of 10 songs.
{{Featured article links|Maladroit}}
</pre>


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