Team Page Editing

'''This is a page for understanding how to edit a team page. Keep in mind that anyone can edit a page, whether it be the team owner or staff.'''

Starting out
If the page you're working on hasn't been changed, it should look something like the one below, where the only info given is the team owner's name, and the page is categorized for its specific division.

To start, you can add information about your team in the left area, which will be a place for your own description of your team; this can be history behind your team, what the team means, and anything else you feel like saying about your team. Keep in mind what you say in this area will be moderated. You can use the Scuderia Ferrari F1 page as an example of how to set up that section. Remember that different types of text are available to organize your writings. You can find these on the top left corner where it says "Paragraph." You can choose from headers, subheaders or even quote-styled text. You can also use the chain button to create a hyperlink, where clicking a piece of text can redirect you to a different page.

Infobox
An infobox (the box with dark red headers) is also given as standard on each team page and can be edited by going into the editing mode and clicking on the box. One of these is already created for each team page, but if there is not, go to "Insert" to the left of the Undo button and click the "Infobox" option. Afterwards, scroll down and find the UPDATED Team Information Infobox. Afterwards, you should be able to see the options this infobox gives in order to fill out your team's information:


 * 1)  Team Owner  (team_owner) : The current owner of the team.
 * 2)  Main Driver 1  (driver_1) : The current main driver of the team.
 * 3)  Main Driver 2  (driver_2) : The current main driver of the team.
 * 4)  Team (Constructors) Championship Record  (teams_c) : Previous constructors championships standings (you can find info on this in the ION documents hub)
 * 5)  Drivers Championship Record  (drivers_c) : Previous drivers championship standings (you can find info on this in the ION documents hub)
 * 6)  Former Team Owners  (former_team_owner(s)) : Previous noncurrent owners of the team
 * 7)  Box Title  (title1) : This is the title of the infobox, the name of the team. You don't have to fill this out! This is done automatically.
 * 8)  Logo Image  (image1) : This is the file name of the image of the team's logo (recommended 14:10 aspect ratio so its not too wide)
 * 9)  Car Image  (image2) : This is the file name of the image of the team's primary car

NOTES:

''In order to have images in your infobox, you must first upload an image to the Wiki. After uploaded, copy the file name (Example.png) and paste to the textbox for the specified image. Captions are allowed, but not necessary.''

''If you're looking for quality pictures of your cars, check the ION Media discord! We did pictures on most of the cars already in garages.''

Misc (coding)
Afterwards, you should be able to have everything you need to get a page ready. However, if you're having other problems, you might need to look into the source code. You can edit this by going to the top of your editing page and change "Visual Editor" to "Source Editing"


 * If youre trying to put space between paragraphs and notice it won't work with normal editing, go to source and put a     or     where you need a space.     will make a 2 line space while     will move the text after to a new line (useful in the infobox.)


 * If you want to have an image in your page that links to a different page, add your image and then go into source editing and do this with your image code:

''An example of this is the buttons on the main page. is the same as'' That should be all you need to know. If you have any more questions, ask the media team or Google the issue you have with "Fandom."