Help:Link

This is one of Pikmin Fanon's help pages and is meant to aid users by improving their ability to positively contribute to the wiki. Expanding pages such as this with additional information is always welcome.

Links are texts that are covered in color, unlike regular text. When you click on a link, it directs you to another page. The following is a tutorial on how to create links.

Internal links

Internal links lead to other pages on Pikmin Fanon. For example, Main Page is a link to the wiki's main page, and is created with two half-square brackets: [[Main Page]].

To create an internal link with a description other than the page's name, include the link name after the page title after a pipe. e.g. [[Main Page|The main page]]

Example	Result
[[Main Page|The main page]]	The main page

However, you don't always need to capitalize the first letter of a link for it to work like with "light", which should be lowercase except when it's the first word in a sentence. As long as light works just as well as Light, then using it in this way won't be mandatory: [[Light|light]].

You can also put characters like "s" after links to change them without having to have the link display as something else.

Example	Result
[[Red Bulborb]]s	Red Bulborbs
[[poison]]ous	poisonous

To create an internal link that directs to a specific location of the page, an octothorp (#) must be added after the page's name, followed by the section's name so that it may look like this:

Example	Result
[[Pikmin: Wide World#Plot]]	Pikmin: Wide World#Plot
[[Pikmin: Wide World#Plot|Check this out!]]	Check this out!

Interwiki links

Interwiki links lead to pages on other wikis, such as Pikipedia or Wikipedia. To link to one of these pages, place an interwiki prefix before the page title. A list of allowed interwiki prefixes can be seen at Special:Interwiki.

Interwikis links are also created with two half-square brackets: [[<prefix name>:Main Page]].

Example	Result
[[pikipedia:Main Page]]	pikipedia:Main Page
[[pikipedia:Main Page|Main page]]	Main page

That being said, using link templates such as {{w}} and {{c}} for the respective destinations is preferred.

External links

External links lead to anywhere else. They can either be created by placing a URL directly in a page's text, or by placing a URL followed by a title surrounded by single half-square brackets.

Example	Result
http://www.google.com	http://www.google.com
[http://www.google.com Google]	Google