Recent Changes for "Quick Edit" - Wiki Spot

Quick Edit

JasonAller — 2010-07-17 18:00:41

Revert to version 18 (Sigh).

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- Augusto Comte - Bibliografía - Aportaciones a la Educación	+ The word "wikiwiki" is Hawaiian for "quick." Would it be fitting, then, to make changing a wiki as quick and easy as possible? Well...you can double-click on most any text on Wiki Spot to edit it quickly! + + [[image(quickedit1.jpg, "Double-click where you want to quick-edit.")]] + + Double-click most any section, and it will become highlighted. Just click Edit below the text, and a small box will appear that will let you edit that section. Click Save, and that section is changed. Voila! + + [[image(quickedit2.jpg, "Click Edit to open an editing box.")]] + + [[image(quickedit3.jpg, "Click Save when done.")]] + + In a quick edit, you can only edit what is contained inside the blue box. The quick edit is most useful for correcting spelling, editing single links, adding or removing a sentence or two, etc. If you want to change multiple sections or make a bunch of changes, you should probably use the normal edit button, since it will make it simpler to access the entire page at once. + + == Can I quick edit anywhere? == + Sadly, there are some areas that you can't quick edit. These are rare, however. + + == Okay, then how can I tell if I can quick edit something? == + Hover your mouse over something, and if "Double click here to edit!" appears then that means you can, well, double click there to edit! + + ''See also:'' ["Help with Editing"]

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SabasGallardo — 2010-07-17 17:55:43

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- The word "wikiwiki" is Hawaiian for "quick." Would it be fitting, then, to make changing a wiki as quick and easy as possible? Well...you can double-click on most any text on Wiki Spot to edit it quickly! - - [[image(quickedit1.jpg, "Double-click where you want to quick-edit.")]] - - Double-click most any section, and it will become highlighted. Just click Edit below the text, and a small box will appear that will let you edit that section. Click Save, and that section is changed. Voila! - - [[image(quickedit2.jpg, "Click Edit to open an editing box.")]] - - [[image(quickedit3.jpg, "Click Save when done.")]] - - In a quick edit, you can only edit what is contained inside the blue box. The quick edit is most useful for correcting spelling, editing single links, adding or removing a sentence or two, etc. If you want to change multiple sections or make a bunch of changes, you should probably use the normal edit button, since it will make it simpler to access the entire page at once. - - == Can I quick edit anywhere? == - Sadly, there are some areas that you can't quick edit. These are rare, however. - - == Okay, then how can I tell if I can quick edit something? == - Hover your mouse over something, and if "Double click here to edit!" appears then that means you can, well, double click there to edit! - - ''See also:'' ["Help with Editing"]	+ Augusto Comte + Bibliografía + Aportaciones a la Educación

Quick Edit

WilliamLewis — 2010-06-21 17:48:00

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WilliamLewis — 2010-06-21 17:47:53

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WilliamLewis — 2010-06-21 17:47:15

Revert to version 14.

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- this is my anime hope you like it also rp anny anime in the fouroms --["Users/joshrocks"]	+ The word "wikiwiki" is Hawaiian for "quick." Would it be fitting, then, to make changing a wiki as quick and easy as possible? Well...you can double-click on most any text on Wiki Spot to edit it quickly! + + [[image(quickedit1.jpg, "Double-click where you want to quick-edit.")]] + + Double-click most any section, and it will become highlighted. Just click Edit below the text, and a small box will appear that will let you edit that section. Click Save, and that section is changed. Voila! + + [[image(quickedit2.jpg, "Click Edit to open an editing box.")]] + + [[image(quickedit3.jpg, "Click Save when done.")]] + + In a quick edit, you can only edit what is contained inside the blue box. The quick edit is most useful for correcting spelling, editing single links, adding or removing a sentence or two, etc. If you want to change multiple sections or make a bunch of changes, you should probably use the normal edit button, since it will make it simpler to access the entire page at once. + + == Can I quick edit anywhere? == + Sadly, there are some areas that you can't quick edit. These are rare, however. + + == Okay, then how can I tell if I can quick edit something? == + Hover your mouse over something, and if "Double click here to edit!" appears then that means you can, well, double click there to edit! + + ''See also:'' ["Help with Editing"]

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joshrocks — 2010-06-21 17:35:08

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joshrocks — 2010-06-21 17:34:41

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- The word "wikiwiki" is Hawaiian for "quick." Would it be fitting, then, to make tweaking a wiki as quick and easy as possible? Well...you can double-click on most any text on Wiki Spot to edit it quickly!
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- [[image(quickedit1.jpg, "Double-click where you want to quick-edit.")]] - - Double-click most any section, and it will become highlighted. Just click Edit below the text, and a small box will appear that will let you edit that section. Click Save, and that section is changed. Voila! - - [[image(quickedit2.jpg, "Click Edit to open an editing box.")]] - - [[image(quickedit3.jpg, "Click Save when done.")]] - - In a quick edit, you can only edit what is contained inside the blue box. The quick edit is most useful for correcting spelling, editing single links, adding or removing a sentence or two, etc. If you want to change multiple sections or make a bunch of changes, you should probably use the normal edit button, since it will make it simpler to access the entire page at once. - - == Can I quick edit anywhere? == - Sadly, there are some areas that you can't quick edit. These are rare, however. - - == Okay, then how can I tell if I can quick edit something? == - Hover your mouse over something, and if "Double click here to edit!" appears then that means you can, well, double click there to edit! - - ''See also:'' ["Help with Editing"]	+ this is my anime hope you like it also rp anny anime in the fouroms --["Users/joshrocks"]

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joshrocks — 2010-06-21 17:32:45

Upload of image cool.jpg.

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joshrocks — 2010-06-21 17:32:45

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joshrocks — 2010-06-21 17:32:19

Upload of image cool.jpg.

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joshrocks — 2010-06-21 17:32:03

Upload of image coool.jpg.

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joshrocks — 2010-06-21 17:28:41

Upload of image red x orginazation.jpg.

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2010-05-05 20:16:29

(quick edit)

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- The word "wikiwiki" is Hawaiian for "quick." Would it be fitting, then, to make changing a wiki as quick and easy as possible? Well...you can double-click on most any text on Wiki Spot to edit it quickly!	+ The word "wikiwiki" is Hawaiian for "quick." Would it be fitting, then, to make tweaking a wiki as quick and easy as possible? Well...you can double-click on most any text on Wiki Spot to edit it quickly!

Quick Edit

WilliamLewis — 2010-03-16 22:05:03

Revert to version 9.

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- Double-click most any section, and it will become highlighted. Just click Edit below the text, and a small box will appear that will let you edit that section. Click Save, and that section is changed.	+ Double-click most any section, and it will become highlighted. Just click Edit below the text, and a small box will appear that will let you edit that section. Click Save, and that section is changed. Voila!
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- hover over something, and if "Double click here to edit!" appears then that means you can, well, double click there to edit!	+ Hover your mouse over something, and if "Double click here to edit!" appears then that means you can, well, double click there to edit!

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2010-03-16 21:03:59

(quick edit)

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2010-03-16 21:03:44

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- fhdsdsfhsdfhouse over something, and if "Double click here to edit!" appears then that means you can, well, double click there to edit!	+ hover over something, and if "Double click here to edit!" appears then that means you can, well, double click there to edit!

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2010-03-16 21:03:18

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- Hover your mouse over something, and if "Double click here to edit!" appears then that means you can, well, double click there to edit!	+ fhdsdsfhsdfhouse over something, and if "Double click here to edit!" appears then that means you can, well, double click there to edit!

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2007-04-08 03:04:34

(quick edit)

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- Double-click most any section, and it will become highlighted. Just click Edit below the text, and a small box will appear that will let you edit that section. Click Save, and that section is changed. Voila!	+ Double-click most any section, and it will become highlighted. Just click Edit below the text, and a small box will appear that will let you edit that section. Click Save, and that section is changed.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-03-23 07:18:42

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KarlMogel — 2007-03-05 23:38:28

Hah, maybe if I did a quick edit, I would have noticed. 3rd pic should finish it

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KarlMogel — 2007-03-05 23:35:20

Upload of image quickedit3.jpg.

Quick Edit

MikeIvanov — 2007-03-05 23:12:57

Save when done, not Edit

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MikeIvanov — 2007-03-05 23:11:47

(quick edit)

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- Double-click most any section, and it will become highlighted. Just click Edit below the text, and a small box will appear that will let you edit that section. Click Edit, and that section is changed. Voila!	+ Double-click most any section, and it will become highlighted. Just click Edit below the text, and a small box will appear that will let you edit that section. Click Save, and that section is changed. Voila!

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-03-05 20:40:55

couple faq items here

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	+ == Can I quick edit anywhere? == + Sadly, there are some areas that you can't quick edit. These are rare, however. + + == Okay, then how can I tell if I can quick edit something? == + Hover your mouse over something, and if "Double click here to edit!" appears then that means you can, well, double click there to edit! +

Quick Edit

KarlMogel — 2007-03-05 19:26:54

no save button - edit button

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- Double-click most any section, and it will become highlighted. Just click Edit below the text, and a small box will appear that will let you edit that section. Click Save, and that section is changed. Voila!	+ Double-click most any section, and it will become highlighted. Just click Edit below the text, and a small box will appear that will let you edit that section. Click Edit, and that section is changed. Voila!

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KarlMogel — 2007-03-05 19:25:42

Screenshots, with handy tooltips illustrating where to click

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- The word "wikiwiki" is Hawaiian for "quick." Would it be fitting, then, to make changing a wiki as quick and easy as possible? Well...you can double-click on most any text on Wiki Spot to edit it!	+ The word "wikiwiki" is Hawaiian for "quick." Would it be fitting, then, to make changing a wiki as quick and easy as possible? Well...you can double-click on most any text on Wiki Spot to edit it quickly!
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	+ [[image(quickedit1.jpg, left, "Double-click where you want to quick-edit.")]] + == ==
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- If you want to change multiple section or make a bunch of changes, you should probably use the normal edit button, since it will make it simpler to access the entire page at once.	+ [[image(quickedit2.jpg, left, "Click Edit when done.")]] + == == + In a quick edit, you can only edit what is contained inside the blue box. The quick edit is most useful for correcting spelling, editing single links, adding or removing a sentence or two, etc. If you want to change multiple sections or make a bunch of changes, you should probably use the normal edit button, since it will make it simpler to access the entire page at once.

Quick Edit

KarlMogel — 2007-03-05 19:23:49

Upload of image quickedit2.jpg.

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KarlMogel — 2007-03-05 19:23:49

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KarlMogel — 2007-03-05 19:23:39

Upload of image quickedit1.jpg.

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KarlMogel — 2007-03-05 19:23:39

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KarlMogel — 2007-03-05 19:12:24

Upload of image quickedit2.jpg.

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KarlMogel — 2007-03-05 19:12:14

Upload of image quickedit1.jpg.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-02-18 02:55:20

reworded

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- Quick Edit is a feature unique to Wiki Spot and [wiki:sycamore] wikis. For any page you can edit, you can edit it with a simple double-click to any section of the text!	+ The word "wikiwiki" is Hawaiian for "quick." Would it be fitting, then, to make changing a wiki as quick and easy as possible? Well...you can double-click on most any text on Wiki Spot to edit it!
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- Double-click any section, and it will become highlighted. Just click Edit below the text, and a small box will appear that will let you edit that section. Click Save, and that section is changed. Voila!	+ Double-click most any section, and it will become highlighted. Just click Edit below the text, and a small box will appear that will let you edit that section. Click Save, and that section is changed. Voila!
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- If you want to change multiple section, you should probably use the normal edit button, since it will make it simpler to access the entire page and use less system resources for backup pages.	+ If you want to change multiple section or make a bunch of changes, you should probably use the normal edit button, since it will make it simpler to access the entire page at once.

Quick Edit

BrentLaabs — 2007-02-18 02:34:24

probably needs pictures

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	+ Quick Edit is a feature unique to Wiki Spot and [wiki:sycamore] wikis. For any page you can edit, you can edit it with a simple double-click to any section of the text! + + Double-click any section, and it will become highlighted. Just click Edit below the text, and a small box will appear that will let you edit that section. Click Save, and that section is changed. Voila! + + If you want to change multiple section, you should probably use the normal edit button, since it will make it simpler to access the entire page and use less system resources for backup pages. + + ''See also:'' ["Help with Editing"]