This is a sample page that demonstrates some of the formatting and shortcode capabilities of this website. You are unable to access this page unless you know the link directly, or if you have access to it on the backend (funfact: this means that this page is part of the “deep web“). Please do not edit this page.
Generally speaking, you want to add a divider (a horizontal line) sandwiching titles and sections of text. You can make a simple divider, and a divider_top, which adds a link to take you back to the top of the page.
Headings
Note how the title of this page is formatted with “Heading 1”. There are six total heading options (as well as the paragraph heading option).
Heading 1
Heading 2
Heading 3
Heading 4
Heading 5
Heading 6
Paragraph
Drafts, Preview, and Version Control
When creating a new page, the page starts as a “draft”. You may update the draft as many times as you want, and is only accessible by backend users.
To make the page live, click “Publish” at the top-right of the page. You may update the page at any time by clicking “Update”.
When making updates to the page, you will also be given the revision history of the webpage. In the event that you make an undesirable update that you wish to rollback, you can browse the revisions by clicking “browse” (near the update button).
Basic Formatting
Bulleted List
- Hello
- World
- This is a bulleted list
- this is a subbullet
- you can make as many of these as you want
- this is a subbullet
Numbered List
- Hello
- World
- This is a numbered list
- this is a sublist
- similarly, you can make as many of these as you want
- this is a sublist
Shortcodes
Shortcodes are wordpress-specific code that let you do very nifty things with very little effort. The syntax for a shortcode is [shortcode_name_here]. Listed below are some useful shortcodes that this website supports; if you are looking at this text on the frontend, you will see the actual module, if you are looking at the backend, you will see the shortcode syntax.