Christian Punk Initiative:Getting Started/es

''' Comencemos con la edición de este wiki. '''

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Con el fin de hacer la adición de información a este wiki agradable y rápido, y para mantenerlo tan uniforme como sea posible, hacemos uso de plantillas. ¿Por qué plantillas? Bueno, déjame decirte sobre eso en este articulo):

Para usar una plantilla, simplemente debes ir a la página de la plantilla, copiar la sección que la página te dice para copiar, pegarlo en la página que estás editando y rellenar los espacios en blanco. ¡Es fácil!

Si todavía necesita ayuda, lea las guías paso a paso.

Guías paso a paso
Algunas guías para ayudarle a comenzar con la adición de páginas. Lea como mínimo el texto resaltado:

Creando una nueva página de banda

 * 1) Si no hay ningún enlace rojo para que una banda haga clic en, entonces debe ir a su página de usuario haciendo clic en su nombre en la parte superior de esta página. Si usted nunca ha estado allí, el enlace será muy probablemente rojo. Desktop link.pngMobile menu2.png
 * 2) En su página de usuario primero Agregue el texto  Ejemplo de banda  y reemplace "Ejemplo de Banda" con el nombre de la banda que desea agregar. Si es la primera vez que accede a su página de usuario, tendrá que hacer clic en "Crear" primero.
 * 3) Guardar la página y verá que el texto que ha ingresado acaba de cambiarse a un enlace rojo. ¡Aquí es donde comienza la diversión!
 * 4) Haga clic en el enlace rojo, y automáticamente comenzará a crear la página.
 * 5) Abra  Template:Band en una nueva ventana del navegador, y copie el texto que ve allí.
 * 6) Ahora vuelve a la página que está creando y Pegue la plantilla de banda que usted acaba de copiar.
 * 7) Rellena los espacios en blanco en esa plantilla, en la medida de lo posible. Nadie espera que tengas todas las respuestas, así que deja en blanco lo que no sabes.
 * 8) Guardar la nueva página de Banda y ¡siéntase  bien con el trabajo que acaba de hacer! :-)

Or enter the band name here, and hit "Create":

 SUGERENCIA : ¿Quieres ayudar a añadir bandas, pero no sabes de ninguna banda para agregar? Mira esto esta pagína para una lista de bandas que están en cola para ser agregadas. Queremos que al menos el país de origen y tantos álbumes/grabaciones como sea posible. Puntos extra si puedes agregar una página de inicio, o información de contacto. (No es que estamos contando la puntuación)

Añadiendo discografía a una página de banda
La plantilla de discografía está diseñada para usarse en páginas de bandas, en la línea "|discography=".
 * 1) Navegue en la Página de Banda si desea agregar una discografía.
 * 2) Clic en el Link  Editar en esa página de banda.
 * 3) En el texto fuente que ahora es visible, encuentra la línea que dice "|discography=".
 * 4) Diríjase al final de esa línea y pulse "Enter".
 * 5) Open Template:Discography in a new window, you will see that there is a multi-line template and a single-line template. They do the same thing, but some (often experienced) people prefer a single line version over the multi-line one.
 * 6) Copy one of the two template versions and fill in the blanks . The only mandatory lines to change are |album_title= and |year=, if you leave out album art, the template will automatically use a placeholder image and mark the page as needing album art (see this category for a list of such pages).
 * 7) Hit the "Show preview" button to see if all looks okay, and if/when satisfied, click the "Save page" button.
 * 8) Tadaa! You have just added a discography entry. Repeat steps 6 and 7 if you wish to add more albums to the discography . Make sure to add any extra discography entries on a new line after the first one.

Adding band members to a band page

 * 1) Navigate to the band page for which you wish to add a band member.
 * 2) Click the "Edit" link on that band page.
 * 3) In the source text which is now visible, find the line that says "|band_members=".
 * 4) Go to the end of that line and hit "Enter".
 * 5) Open Template:Members in a new window, you will see that there is a multi-line template and a single-line template. They do the same thing, but some (often experienced) people prefer a single line version over the multi-line one.
 * 6) Copy one of the two template versions and fill in the blanks . The only mandatory line to change is |name=, if you leave out the instrument, the template will automatically show "unknown instrument" and mark the page as lacking that info so that it can be added later (see this category for a list of such pages).
 * 7) Keep in mind that the template can only handle A SINGLE instrument per instance. If a singer, for example, also plays guitar you should add that artist twice, once as the singer and once as guitarist.
 * 8) Hit the "Show preview" button to see if all looks okay, and if/when satisfied, click the "Save page" button.
 * 9) Tadaa! You have just added band member. Repeat steps 6 and 7 if you wish to add more band members . Make sure to add any extra members on a new line after the first one.
 * 10) NOTE! On some pages, the section "|former_members=" is missing. If you want to add former band members on such a page, you may add that field to the band template yourself. Adding entries for the former members is done the exact same way as for current members.

Creating an album page
(coming soon)

Creating an artist page
(coming soon)

Uploading an image
Uploading an image is usually a quick and easy process. Here are the steps: Now you will want to use the picture in a band page or an artist page, so select the file name of the uploaded image, WITHOUT the "File:" part and hit CTRL-C to copy the text. Then go to the page where you want to put the picture, edit that page, find the right spot for the image and paste it in the proper place on that page by hitting CTRL-V. (Note that Mac users will have to use Command-C and Command-V instead)
 * Click the "upload file" link in the tools menu on the right.
 * Click the "Choose File" button.
 * Find the file that you wish to upload, then select it and click the "okay" button.
 * Adjust the Destination filename if needed (see Image_Naming_Conventions for naming schemes.
 * At the bottom of the page, there will be another button, called "Upload file". Click that and after a few seconds the page will change and show you the image which you had just uploaded.

New Version of an Existing Image
Suppose that this wiki has a poor quality image of some album art, say, 120x120px and very blurry, but you have a crisp 800x800px version and you wish to contribute that version to make the wiki better. The first thing that you need to know is that you can, and should, replace the existing version so that the new version is being used right away! Do not upload it as a new image, because then you would have to find all the pages that use the bad image, then replace all instances of that image with the new filename, and that's a headache and a half.

So how to upload a new version?

I'm glad you asked!
 * Find a page that uses the old version of the picture and click the picture.
 * The page belonging to that image now opens.
 * Scroll down until you find the link "Upload a new version of this file", you can find this link beneath the File History section.
 * Click the "Upload a new version of this file" link and you will see an image upload page, but with the destination file name already filled in.
 * Now follow the same steps as for uploading a new image, only this time you are not supposed to adjust the destination file name.
 * When happy, click the "Upload file" button and you are done! Note that you may have to refresh a few times before you see that the new version of the image is being used.

List of Available Templates
For reference: the templates that we have on this wiki are the following:

Naming albums
The names of album pages will be automatically formatted properly, as long as you use the Discography template. Do note though that self-titled albums must be named after the band. So for example, The Crucified's first album is considered to be called The Crucified, and not "Self-titled".

Image Naming Conventions
Images have to be named a specific way, especially album art, this is to prevent conflicts with other titles.

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