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==Article Layout==
==Article Layout==
===On Page Names===
===Page Names===
{{gamename}} has all items and creatures titles written in all lowercase, unless the name is proper([[Sparafucile]] vs [[giant centipede nest]]). To keep in the same spirit, all items and creatures will follow the same convention against the standard Wiki standard of capitalizing every word. If possible, the capitalization format of the game must be obeyed as much as possible. As an example, all mutations follow standard wiki title convention ([[Multiple Legs]]) but cybernetics do not ([[cherubic visage]]). Concepts and mechanics that have no official name will follow standard wiki title format.
{{gamename}} has all items and creatures titles written in all lowercase, unless the name is proper([[Sparafucile]] vs [[giant centipede nest]]). To keep in the same spirit, all items and creatures will follow the same convention against the standard Wiki standard of capitalizing every word. If possible, the capitalization format of the game must be obeyed as much as possible. As an example, all mutations follow standard wiki title convention ([[Multiple Legs]]) but cybernetics do not ([[cherubic visage]]). Concepts and mechanics that have no official name will follow standard wiki title format.
=== Headings ===
When an article is divided into headings, start at level 2 headings, which are written in wiki code <code>== like so ==</code>. This makes it so that all headings in the page are "smaller" than the page title, which is itself a level 1 heading. Unless there is a good reason, don't use level 1 headings (<code>= like this =</code>) in articles or in templates that are meant to be transcluded into articles.
===Infoboxes===
===Infoboxes===
Infoboxes, boxes which summarize data relating to the article, should appear at the top-right corner of the article content. This includes item tooltips.
Infoboxes, boxes which summarize data relating to the article, should appear at the top-right corner of the article content. This includes item tooltips.