The Sandbox

Try Editing This Page

• Look for the Edit This Page link. (You logged in, right?)
• Try editing the text in the next section.
  • Notice the pretty WYSIWYG editor. If you don’t have javascript on, turn it on.
  • Try the buttonbar. Hover for a second to see a tooltip.
  • Try using key shortcuts for cut/paste/select all/bold/italic/underline.
  • You can also have it take over the whole browser window if you want more space. Click that button again to undo.
• Notice the Preview button below the editor window. Use it liberally.
• Notice the Save button below the editor window.
• Save your edits and (if you wrote valid latex) admire how everything is updated.
• Notice the pop-up formatting help (above Username)
• Notice how the Table of Contents is automatically built when you have more than one header.
• If you truly mess up the page, you can go to “See Past Edits” and rollback to a previous version (perhaps the one before you started editing!).
• You can save a draft (Save Draft). If you leave the editing window, you will see a small Recover Draft link at the bottom of the page.
• You can create a new page by making a link on an existing page.
  • Enter the text [[Name_Of_Your_Page?]]. When you save the page, that text will look like [[Name_Of_Your_Page?]]. Notice the question-mark. You can then click on the question-mark to go to an editing page. (Please don’t make a new page there with that name so we can preserve the nice little question mark!)

Some LaTeX You Can Play With

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