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contributing [2025/02/10 12:53] – created karelkubicekcontributing [2026/09/17 07:22] (current) – Markup rendering sweep: wrap escapes, CLI flag typography, and heading quotes. Authored by Claude. karel.kubicek.claude
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 ====== Contributing ====== ====== Contributing ======
  
-Hello again and thanks for being interested in contributing to MeasureTheWeb! This page outlines some contributing concepts, such as the navigation structure of the wiki, how to use scientific citations, DokiWiki syntax, .+Hello again and thanks for being interested in contributing to MeasureTheWeb! This page outlines some contributing concepts, both technical (page creation, syntax) and organizational (reviews, how to deal with subjective statements, and the code of conduct). Please read the page before contributing, thank you!
  
 You have to be registered to be able to edit and create content. You can create an account [[https://measuretheweb.org/contributing?do=register|here]]. You have to be registered to be able to edit and create content. You can create an account [[https://measuretheweb.org/contributing?do=register|here]].
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 === Code === === Code ===
  
-For short inline monospace, use ''double quotes''. For proper code (in a separate paragraph), use ''<code LANG>'':+For short inline monospace, use ''double quotes''. For proper code (in a separate paragraph), use ''%%<code LANG>%%'':
  
   <code python>   <code python>
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   </code>   </code>
  
-For large code, use ''<file LANG filename>''; this will make the code downloadable. For instance:+For large code, use ''%%<file LANG filename>%%''; this will make the code downloadable. For instance:
  
 <code> <code>
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 print('Hello world!') print('Hello world!')
 </file> </file>
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 +=== Boxes ===
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 +Notes, warnings and open-question boxes use the **uppercase** ''<nowiki><WRAP></nowiki>'' tag, which renders a ''<nowiki><div></nowiki>'':
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 +  <WRAP todo>
 +  Paragraphs, lists and tables can all go inside a box like this.
 +  </WRAP>
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 +The lowercase ''<nowiki><wrap></nowiki>'' renders a ''<nowiki><span></nowiki>'' instead. A span cannot contain block content, so a lowercase box holding more than a few words of running text is silently mangled — the page renders wrong without any error. **Always use uppercase.** If a box holds a bullet list, put the whole list inside one box rather than opening a box per bullet.
  
 === Figures === === Figures ===
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