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As a brief summary of how different parts of the wiki are split across different elements: | As a brief summary of how different parts of the wiki are split across different elements: | ||
* '''[[Special:Properties|Properties]]''' - Define the "meaning" of links between pages. Each requires a data type (Most commonly another Page, but also text, URLs, dates, and so on), and can be linked to an external vocabulary like schema.org | * '''[[Special:Properties|Properties]]''' - Define the "meaning" of links between pages or external resources. Each requires a data type (Most commonly another Page, but also text, URLs, dates, and so on), and can be linked to an external vocabulary like schema.org | ||
* '''[[Special:Templates|Templates]]''' - Group together multiple properties, and define how they are displayed on a page. | * '''[[Special:Templates|Templates]]''' - Group together multiple properties, and define how they are displayed on a page. | ||
* '''[[Special:Forms|Forms]]''' - Provide an interface for creating/editing pages by filling the values in (potentially multiple) Templates. | * '''[[Special:Forms|Forms]]''' - Provide an interface for creating/editing pages by filling the values in (potentially multiple) Templates. | ||
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Typically one would define these from "bottom to top" - defining properties, then templates, and so on, but [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Page_Schemas Page Schemas] provides an interface that makes it much easier for doing it "top to bottom" by defining a schema that then can be used to generate the relevant forms, templates, and properties. This order gets messier with longer-lived wikis that then reuse properties and templates across categories, but we'll start with a simplified example of creating [[:Category:Resource]] | Typically one would define these from "bottom to top" - defining properties, then templates, and so on, but [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Page_Schemas Page Schemas] provides an interface that makes it much easier for doing it "top to bottom" by defining a schema that then can be used to generate the relevant forms, templates, and properties. This order gets messier with longer-lived wikis that then reuse properties and templates across categories, but we'll start with a simplified example of creating [[:Category:Resource]] | ||
== Properties == | == Properties == |