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Hello Professor.

-> Just thought I'd share this really useful page for formatting your Wikis if you're coding manually. It includes how to format text with indents, fonts and the like, adding links, adding images etc. and manipulating coding tags as well. 

-> When putting photos on your Neurowiki, you cannot copy/paste it. First you have to save it on your computer, then click "file", then "upload file", and finally select your photo by double clicking on it. Remember, don't put too many! :) When your photo is uploaded, select it and you can adjust the size, alignment, and even insert a caption.

-> When putting in references, click where you want to source. Select Widget -> Click References -> Embed Reference Marker. Tada, it's done. It is numbered in chronological order and if you use the same source multiple times, just type "See above [# of original source]. Disclaimer: Sometimes, the wiki page creates random spaces that continuously add up every time you edit. Beware, and fix them all at the end. >>> How do we fix the spaces that appear between our references? >> ->Just an FYI, there is a way to cite the same reference more than once if you are so inclined, but is a bit more cumbersome. It involves putting an anchor within your reference (do this through the "link" option in the toolbar and then click the submenu for 'anchor') and then, when you get to the part you want to cite, you link to that anchor and it will jump to the reference you want. You would have to type in your own superscript number though that corresponds to the reference being cited(e.g. [3] ), and link from there. It might be way too time consuming though if you're doing this quite a few times in your wiki; maybe worth it if it matters to you/happens just a few times.