Formatting Rules¶

As the wiki has become the final source of formatting for the lesson text we need to define the ways we are formatting the text. Below is a list of the rules and how you should use them. Based on recomendations made by Nathan, and

Sources:

[[http://redcloth.org/hobix.com/textile/quick.html]]
[[http://blog.thought-mesh.net/static/docs/mtmanual_textile2.html]]

Formatting¶

Header¶

For Section breaks: Background / Solution / Things to Remember / etc.

h1.

Subheader¶

For calling out a sub section or important title on a screen.

h2.

Bulleted Lists¶

Lists are all bulleted lists in the lessons. No use of numbered lists.

*

Screen Break¶

The content will be broken up by screens in the app. The screen break tag is there to indicate a screen change.

<hr/>

Multimedia Embedded¶

Insert the name of the multimedia between the formatting.

! !  i.e. !5.2.12.b.mp4!

Captions¶

In the final edition the text for a caption is added along side of the media file itself. However, to handle the initial translation we will be formatting it as the secondary formatting. The formatting around the the caption will have to be verified after the translation is done, so by going with this secondary translation initially we will ensure we get it done correctly.

!filename.png(caption)!

References¶

You can create references like this:

[1]

To supply the content of the reference, place it at the end of your document using a “fn” block signature:

fn1. Guardian Project, Blog Post

Slideshows¶

Group complete slideshows together using the slideshow formatting. Their captions must be included inside of this.

( )

Quiz Questions¶

Question:

Answer #: 

Correct Answer:#

Media Resolution¶

This refers specifically to media creation. The current recommendation is to start with images at 600px wide, and see how well that works. We will adjust this as needed based on testing.

600 px wide max