Style sheet

Hi all -

Here is the Style Sheet we developed at our dinner on 30 March. I'm also listing some suggestions that Chris and LisaRuth have found helpful in being most thorough with edits. It can get pretty complex with many windows open at once so here are some tips to ensure consistency:

+ Open www.shapingsf.org and go to the Online History portal - Version 4: Greenstone. Keep this open to refer to often! This is a good place to look up the current page you are working on in the Wiki version to find LINKS that didn't make it into the Wiki version, FORMATTING (italics and bold, etc.), and to find SOURCE OF BROKEN LINKS. This is also the place to determine what the MAIN CATEGORY for an article is (or, the first one which should be listed when creating categories for a page. More on this below!)

+ Keep the following pages open in tabs to refer to/use while editing Wiki articles:

www.shapingsf-wiki.org/index.php?title=Style_sheet (this page) www.shapingsf-wiki.org/index.php?title=Shaping_SF_Categories (this is a list of categories to draw from. If it isn't here, please make sure there are enough articles falling under a certain new category before you add it to this list.) www.shapingsf-wiki.org/index.php?title=Done (where to add names of pages when you are completely finished and satisfied with the edits)

+ Other pages you will need to search within: Orphaned Pages Unused Files

Please use these consistent ways of formatting text and other elements within an article:

SOURCES FOR TEXT

--James Sobredo, Fall 1997, excerpted from "From Manila Bay to Daly City: Filipinos in San Francisco" in Reclaiming San Francisco: History, Politics, and Culture, A City Lights Anthology

--Pete Holloran

CAPTIONS FOR IMAGES

The International Hotel on Kearny Street was the last part of Manilatown. photo: Eddie Foronda

Presidio clarkia (Clarkia franciscana) image: Margo Bors

Haight & Clayton: 1994 photo: Gaar Collection, San Francisco, CA

Aquatic Park drawing: Harper's

if photos come from the SF Library use this language: photo: San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library

KEYWORDS/CATEGORIES

to be included at end of article, after the Prev. Document Next Document navigation links

semicolon goes between double brackets like this or

list main category first (see greenstone version accessible through www.shapingsf.org for these categories). MAIN CATEGORIES will be: + Neighborhoods + Subjects (like Labor, Political Dissent, Power and Money, etc. Whatever is at the top of the Greenstone page will be the MAIN CATEGORY) + Population (like Filipino, Latino, etc.)

VIDEOS

one bracket around video source with title to be hyperlinked immediately following

videos should be listed at end of article, above Prev. Document Next Document

find videos at www.internetarchive.org, Moving Images, search for "Shaping San Francisco"