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Template:RSRS-Beta-layout

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This will serve as a guide on how to properly setup a character page, with tabbers. While confusing at first, this will hopefully become easier as more contributions are made down the line.

Due to how tabbers function, and their limited scope of being editable only in source editor, the templates must be used outside of the source editor and the code must be copy and pasted in.

1. Create the page for the character. Type a brief description of the character and add in the template for the basic infobox (called RSRS-Beta). Add the following line under the infobox: ==Lore==

2. Go into source editor. Make the tabber, the code is as follows:


<tabber>
Style Name=

|-|

Style Name=
</tabber>

3. The above assumes only 2 styles, if you want to add more you will have to add another '|-|' to separate them. The Style name syntax is "[Rank] - Quote", so 'S - "Masquerade"'. Do not forgot the =! That tells wikia what you are adding into that tab.

4. All character information follows the same format, we're going to establish that now. Simply copy and paste the following lines into the source editor, below one of the tabber sections:

<div class="clearfix"></div>
== Statistics ==


===Max Stats===


===Resistances===


==Abilities==


==Lore==


5. Now all we have to do is put the information in it. This can be automated through the usage of templates, there are 4 of them we will use. As stated before, due to the nature of tabbers, you will have to use the regular editor to generate the 'code' and then copy and paste it into the tabber in the source code. Essentially, templates are only usable in the regular editor, so we will click anywhere on the editor and then put our template there, and then copy and paste the code the template gives us via source editor.

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