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Here is how to rename an OpenWetWare page:


<img src="http://www.cvrti.utah.edu/sites/default/files/images/cvrti-night.png" align="right" />
#Click on the [[Image:Movetab.png]] tab at the top of the page you want to move.
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#In the '''To new title:''' box, enter your new page name.
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#In the '''Reason''' box, enter a quick note about the reason.  For instance, adherence to [[Help:Page_naming_conventions | OWW naming conventions]] is a common reason for renaming pages.
Welcome to the Franklin Lab. We are a research lab on the campus of [http://www.utah.edu The University of Utah] in the [http://www.cvrti.utah.edu/ The Nora Eccles Harrison Cardiovascular Research and Training Institute (CVRTI)].<br>
#Click the [[Image:Movepagebutton.png]] button.
#You'll see the message: The page has been moved.
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'''Note''' that moving a page automatically results in the old page becoming a redirect to the new page.  Thus, links to the old page will continue to function. 


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To change links so that they point directly to the new page, do the following:
 
#Go to the new page.
#Click [[Image:Whatlinkshere.png]] on the left side of the page under toolbox. 
#You'll be taken to a list of pages that link to the page either directly or via a redirect. 
#You can then visit each of those pages individually and edit the links there so that they point directly to the new page name.

Revision as of 00:06, 19 May 2013

< Help

Here is how to rename an OpenWetWare page:

  1. Click on the tab at the top of the page you want to move.
  2. In the To new title: box, enter your new page name.
  3. In the Reason box, enter a quick note about the reason. For instance, adherence to OWW naming conventions is a common reason for renaming pages.
  4. Click the button.
  5. You'll see the message: The page has been moved.


Note that moving a page automatically results in the old page becoming a redirect to the new page. Thus, links to the old page will continue to function.

To change links so that they point directly to the new page, do the following:

  1. Go to the new page.
  2. Click on the left side of the page under toolbox.
  3. You'll be taken to a list of pages that link to the page either directly or via a redirect.
  4. You can then visit each of those pages individually and edit the links there so that they point directly to the new page name.