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== Before Editing == | == Before Editing == | ||
[[File:Mr-editor.jpg|thumb|'''Fig 1'''. The editor.]] | [[File:Mr-editor.jpg|thumb|'''Fig 1'''. The editor.]] | ||
An obvious way to approach this task would be to look at an example article to see how another digital editor | An obvious way to approach this task would be to look at an example article to see how another digital editor remediated it, like [[Andrew M. Gordon]]’s “[[Mailer’s Use of Wilhelm Reich]],” or really any of the other available texts. If you go to the article (open it it in a new tab by pressing {{Key press|CMD|click}} on a Mac and {{Key press|CTL|click}} on a PC), you can click the “Edit” tab to get to the editor and review all of the wiki coding that presents the usable text (see '''Fig 1'''). | ||
The rest of this document breaks down each of the common elements that every article will use. You should keep your example article open in a tab so you can refer to it, if necessary. | The rest of this document breaks down each of the common elements that every article will use. You should keep your example article open in a tab so you can refer to it, if necessary. | ||