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That's where you edit in source mode, which is editing the computer code in your article. With classic editor if you look to the top right you'll see the words "switch" and "visual". Click on "source" and insert or erase the heading of your image in the "image" section of the infobox. With visual editor you click on the arrow pointing down next to three lines. Click on "source editor". Same as before in classic editor. |
That's where you edit in source mode, which is editing the computer code in your article. With classic editor if you look to the top right you'll see the words "switch" and "visual". Click on "source" and insert or erase the heading of your image in the "image" section of the infobox. With visual editor you click on the arrow pointing down next to three lines. Click on "source editor". Same as before in classic editor. |
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+ | Be careful when you edit in source mode. Editing code is delicate. One error can mess up the entire article. |
Latest revision as of 10:24, 16 April 2018
That's where you edit in source mode, which is editing the computer code in your article. With classic editor if you look to the top right you'll see the words "switch" and "visual". Click on "source" and insert or erase the heading of your image in the "image" section of the infobox. With visual editor you click on the arrow pointing down next to three lines. Click on "source editor". Same as before in classic editor.
Be careful when you edit in source mode. Editing code is delicate. One error can mess up the entire article.