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Guide to using Mental Health Wiki

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How do I register to contribute to Mental Health Wiki?

To register as a contributor to Mental Health Wiki, click the Register button, which is in the upper right hand corner:

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You will be asked to provide your qualification in the mental health field, your name, email address, password, country of residence, and job role (e.g. clinician, academic research).

Once your registration details are submitted to the Mental Health Wiki admin team, they will check your qualifications are suitable and then activate your account. You will then by notified by email shortly once your account is active.

How do I log in to Mental Health Wiki?

To log in, click the Log in button, which is in the upper right hand corner:

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This will then redirect you to the login screen for Mental Health Wiki:

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Login to Mental Health Wiki by using your Username and Password. Your username is the email address you provided at registration. Your username and password are also provided in the email you received upon registration from the Mental Health Wiki admin team.

Reset Password

If you ever forget your password to Mental Health Wiki, you can easily reset it by going to the Login page, putting your Username in the Username field and then clicking Forgot password?

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An email will be sent to your registered email address with a new password for your account. It is highly recommended that you change your password once you login. This can be done by going to Tools -> My Preferences.

How do I add content to Mental Health Wiki?

To start adding content to Mental Health Wiki, we need to add pages. The site map (Tools > Site map) shows an overview of the content of Mental Health Wiki.

Starting a new topic

If you want to create a page on a new topic, navigate to the Home Page and click on the New Page button. Clicking the New Page button adds a subpage to the page you are currently on.

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This will create a new page called Page Title. Change the name as desired, and add content to the page. Click Save and the name of the page will be updated in the hierarchy:

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Adding a subpage to a topic

To get started, navigate to the page that you want to add a subpage to. Click on the New Page button (which looks like this):

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This will create a new page called Page Title. Change the name as desired, and add content to the page. Click Save and the name of the page will be updated in the hierarchy:

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Editing a page

Browse to the page of interest and click Edit Page on the page toolbar.

You will now see a simple, but very sophisticated rich text (WYSIWYG) Editor. Make your changes, then click the Save button to save your changes. If you wish to exit the Editor without saving your changes, click the Cancel button.

How do I use the Editor?

Mental Health Wiki has an easy-to-use built-in WYSIWYG Editor, similar to that of a light weight word processor. There is no arcane notation to learn and memorize. Instead, you can format text with a click of a button and even copy/paste from other web pages and office applications. If copying formatted text from another application (e.g. Microsoft Word) we recommend copying the text to a plain text editor (e.g. Notepad) and then copying it into the Mental Health Wiki Editor. Appropriate formatting can then be applied using the Editor.

The Editor has a number of default formats (e.g. Heading 1) to use for particular purposes. For more information, please read the Mental Health Wiki layout and style guide.

For more information on the features of the Editor, see below:

 

How do I link to a website or another page within Mental Health Wiki?

In Mental Health Wiki you can insert a hyperlink to another page within the wiki, or to an external website. Select the text that you want to link to, and then click the Link button. You can only insert links if you are already editing a page.

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Linking to a page within Mental Health Wiki

This will bring up the Link dialog, which opens in the Search tab. This looks within the Mental Health Wiki to see if there are any pages that are related to the text that you highlighted. As you can see in the following screen, it found two pages called Anti-anxiety drugs that can be linked to. If you want to link to one of them, simply select the appropriate match, click the Update Link button and the link will be added.

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If the page isn't listed in the matches and isn't an external link, then you'll have to navigate the mental health wiki to find the page that you want to link to. Click the Browse tab and navigate through the wiki as seen in the following screen shot:

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Note the Navigation on the left hand side of the screen. These icons are as follows:

  1. This goes up one level from where you are at right now
  2. This returns to the top of the hierarchy
  3. This goes to the Home Page which offers you 3 areas you can drill into: a) The Mental Health Wiki Hierarchy b) User Pages c) Templates
  4. This goes to your user page

If the page that you have selected looks good, it will show what you are linking to in the Link to: space above the navigation window. You can click Update Link and the link will be inserted in the Mental Health Wiki page.

Linking to an external website

If you want to link to an external website, simply enter the URL in the Link to: field in the Search tab and then click Update Link.

How do I insert a reference?

To insert a reference, place your cursor where you want to put the reference. Then click the Insert Reference button (see screenshot below).

This will bring up the Insert Reference dialog. Add the citation to the Footnote Text box, then click the Insert Reference button (see screenshot below)

This will place a reference number at the point of insertion, and the citation text will appear under a References heading at the bottom of the page. Any additional references that are inserted will be automatically numbered in sequence.

How do I insert an image or an attachment?

If you want to insert an image or an attachment (e.g. PDF file) into a Mental Health Wiki page, it needs to be uploaded to the Mental Health Wiki website. Each wiki page can have files stored with it. Put your cursor where you want to insert the image/attachment on the page, and click the Paperclip icon. This uploads your file and inserts it into the page in one step.

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This will open the attach files dialog in Browse mode which allows you to navigate through your computer to locate the image to insert. Select your image and click the Attach files button.

Alternatively, if you have already uploaded the image and just need to insert it into the page, you can click the Image icon (to the left of the paperclip icon). This opens the Insert image dialog, which allows you to navigate through the Mental Health Wiki file hierarchy and locate images to insert as seen in the following screenshot.

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Once you've found the image that you want to insert into the page, select it. It will then show a thumbnail in the preview window on the right. You can then specify the image size and alignment of the image. When your image is ready, click Insert image and it will be inserted into your page.

How do I insert a table?

To insert a table into a Mental Health Wiki page, position your cursor where you would like to insert the table and then click the Table button (see screenshot below).

Once you click this, it will open up the following dialog:

Once the dialog opens, you can configure the properties of the table before inserting it into the page.

  1. Configure the number of Rows and Columns for the table, you can add more later on if needed by right clicking on the table and adding more. See below for right click dialog.
  2. Change the border size for the table, if you set it to 0 then there will be no border
  3. You can change the alignment of the table by clicking the dropdown and selecting Left, Right, or Center
  4. Width can be expressed by pixels or Percent. if you set it to 100% then it will expand to the full width of the Mental Health Wiki page
  5. Height can only be expressed in pixels. If left empty it will auto adjust according to the number of rows you have
  6. Cell spacing dictates the spacing between cells
  7. Cell padding adds spacing inside the cell itself, giving an invisible border
  8. Caption will place a heading for the table that will be visible
  9. Summary is meta data for the table
  10. Once you have everything configured to your liking you can click OK and the table will be inserted

When you right click on a table, you can adjust it further by Adding and Deleting Columns, Rows, and Cells (see screenshot below). If you want to edit details about the Table such as width, cell spacing, border size, etc., click on Table Properties.

How do I print content?

You can print Mental Health Wiki pages to a printer or save the page as a PDF. To get started, go to the page that you want to print and click the Print Page button at the top of the page as seen here:

This will then load the print dialog. Now you can choose to Print Page or Save as PDF. Before printing, take a look at the Print Preferences to make sure that the output will be formatted correctly:

  1. Shows the auto generated Table of Contents for the Mental Health Wiki page. The Table of Contents are generated based on the Headers of the page.
  2. The Page Modified Info is listed in the upper right hand corner of the Mental Health Wiki page which shows the last time it was edited and who edited it.
  3. If you have any content that is linked within the page, this will show the links summarized at the bottom of the print out

Once you have selected the preferences, you can Print the Page or Save it as PDF.

If you want to Print the Page on your local printer, click the Print Page button. That will load the print dialog (which will vary depending on Operating System).

If you want to save the page as a PDF document, click the Save as PDF. Depending on your browser settings, it may open the PDF in your browser, or it may prompt you to save it to your computer.

I need more help!

For help on more advanced functionality please visit the DekiWiki help page.

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