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Adding links to external documents
This wiki uses Github Markdown syntax, which is a simple text-based markup. It is the same markup that you use when submitting new Github issues.
To start editing an existing wiki page, click on the Edit
button at the top right of the browser window. Or if you wish to create a new page from scratch, click on the New Page
button at top right.
To add a link to an external document, use this syntax:
[Text to be displayed goes here](URL goes here)
For example, a hyperlink to the GEOS-Chem website would look like this:
[GEOS-Chem website](http://geos-chem.org)
Simply include the hyperlink command within the paragraph that you are writing, e.g.
I am the very model of a modern [Major General](https://major-general.org).
Each indentation level of a bullet list starts with 2 spaces, followed by the -
character, and then another space.
- [Text 1 goes here](URL 1 goes here)
- [Text 2 goes here](URL 2 goes here)
- [Text 3 goes here](URL 3 goes here)
- [Text 4 goes here](URL 4 goes here)
... etc ...
Each indentation level of an ordered list starts with 2 spaces, followed by a number, and then another space.
1. [Text 1 goes here](URL 1 goes here)
2. [Text 2 goes here](URL 2 goes here)
3. [Text 3 goes here](URL 3 goes here)
a. [Text 4 goes here](URL 4 goes here)
... etc ...
To link to other pages on the Harvard-ACMG wiki, use the same hyperlink syntax shown above with the full URL of the wiki page. For example, to link to this page, use:
[Adding links to external documents](https://github.com/Harvard-ACMG/knowledge-base/wiki/Adding-links-to-external-documents)