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- What Is A Portal?
- Purposes of Portals
- How to Get Involved
- How to Add Portal Links to Articles
- How to Make A Good Portal
- How to Create A Portal
- How to Categorize A Portal
- Portals and The CORE Content Policies
Portals are pages intended to serve as "Main Pages" for specific topics or areas. They are analogous to Wikipedia's Main Page, the subject of which is knowledge (the broadest subject of all). Portals narrow down the scope a bit to a more specific subject, and they vary in format and approach. Like the Main Page, which itself is not an article per s...
Each portal on Wikipedia acts as an alternative entrance to a subject. Portals supplement the encyclopedia. They support their subjects in various ways, including but not limited to: 1. Providing a variety of sample content of subtopics ("topic tasters"), from within each portal's subject, that the reader may find interesting. Kind of like a magazi...
Just as with Wikipedia at large, portals can be edited by anyone. However, it is important to pay due regard to the established work of others. Editors are always welcome to maintain individual portals; if you would like to participate in the upkeep of a particular portal, note your intention on its talk page, list yourself as a maintainer at Wikip...
Location
The location used to place a portal template in an article is normally the See also section. If there is no See also section, make one. Note: The Manual of Style for medicine-related articles advises against creating See also sections.
Formats
Inline format for the left side with normal sized text and a coding that is supported by mobile versions of Wikipedia pages: See Template:Portal-inlinefor a listing of parameters. Inline 1. {{Portal-inline|Canada}} 2. Canada portal Inline format for the right side with normal sized text and a coding that is supported by mobile versions of Wikipedia pages: See Template:Portalfor more information. 1. Canada portal 1. {{Portal|border=no|Canada}} Bar The bar format is normally used for multiple p...
Most portals present the following: 1. A selected article and/or picture; 2. Links into the main categoryfor the topic and possibly subcategories (some portals actually appear in the description page for the main category); 3. General information about the subject, or links thereto; 4. Links to other related portals (using templates); 5. Links to r...
Before creating a portal, check to see if the subject is already covered at Portal:Contents/Portals(look for synonyms). There is no single standard design for portals. For further ideas on portal design, browseexisting portals. Unlike WikiProjects, portals should not be created for an article maintenance category, but only for encyclopedic topics. ...
For a simple portal, simply add a specific subcategory of Category:Portalsto the bottom of the portal page.For a complex, multi-page portal, a portal category is needed.Portal categories are generally named [[Category:TOPIC portal]] where the portal itself is named [[Portal:TOPIC]].Portal categories are categorized under Category:Portalssubcategories just like portals.Portals are subject to Wikipedia's five pillars and must comply with Wikipedia's core content policies (neutral point of view, no original research, verifiability, etc.).
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