User:TacticalMaster/Sandbox

TacticalMaster's personal workshop. This is where he keeps all his toys to improve the wiki.

''' NOTE THIS IS A SANDBOX EXPERIMENT CENTER. Do not use or derive any of these work-in-progress stuff without my permission! '''

Navbox Workbench
  : **NEW!!** Click here to request a userbox! 


 * Main article: Template:Navbox new
 * Main article: Template:Navbox subgroup
 * Main article: Category:Character

Recommended color:  #FF85DA

Userbox Workbench

 * Main article: Aikatsu Wiki:Userboxes

<-- Image inserter thingy.

Pending List
 * More WikiFauna userboxes. NOTE: Can you ask yourself why am you're going blind? Or, maybe it's easier if you got for the faunas that you think it could be generally essential.

New Notification Projects
To do list:
 *  (Manual of Style)
 *  (Manual of Style)
 *  (Manual of Style)

BASE TEMPLATE FOR THE NOTIFICATIONS:

Primary codes

You can help by  [

New Header Style

NOTE: Dunno if it gives off a good ring to it or what. Though the downside is, the edit button disappeared...

Reference Template

 * Main article: Template:Ref (Default)
 * Main article: Citing Wikipedia

REFERENCES TO MAKE
 * - A reference for websites.
 * - A reference from a book.
 * - A reference from a magazine.

Websites

 * American Medical Association (AMA)
 * Author's last name and first initial(s) (no space between initials, as JF). Organization/publisher. Webpage title. Website title. Date published/revised. Available at URL. Accessed date.


 * American Psychological Association (APA)
 * Last, F. M. (Year, Month Date). Article title. Website Title. Retrieved Month Date, Year, from URL. (URL Optional?)

NOTES
 * When there is no author for a web page, the title moves to the first position of the reference entry.


 * Modern Language Association (MLA)
 * Last name, First name. "Article Title." Website Title. Publisher of Website, Day Month Year article was published. Web. Day Month Year article was accessed. .

All styles

 * Cite Source
 * How to Cite a Website (with Sample Citations) - wikiHow Includes MLA, APA, and Chicago Style.

AMA

 * Study Guides and Strategies - AMA Citation

MLA

 * Prude OWL: MLA Website Citation (Includes more methods)
 * CiteSource TV Episode MLA Format - Adobe Portable Document File
 * EasyBib: How to cite a website in MLA
 * Sample MLA Citation for Video - wikiHow
 * Academy of Art University - MLA Citation Guide

APA

 * bibme.org - How to cite from TV shows and animations (APA citation)
 * EasyBib: How to cite a website in APA
 * Sample APA Citation for Video - wikiHow

Chicago

 * Sample Chicago Citation for Video - wikiHow
 * Cite Source - Chicago Manual of Style (All styles available)