What's a Gympedia Editor? A Gympedia editor has the ability to add, change, and update all entries. Their expertise, and knowledge of gymnastics is most important, but it does help if you know, or want to learn HTML. Become a Gympedia Editor! Becoming a Gympedia Editor is easy. First contact us, with the username you use on GymnasticsMedia, what type of content you want to help with. We'll then setup your account to be a Gympedia editor. You can then logon, go to the Gympedia page, and start helping us with the encyclopedia. Don't worry about mistakes, spelling, or format... We'll help with making it pretty. We just need your expertise! If your not already a member click here to register for free.  Adding Content to Gympedia. * To add a page simply enter its name in text with double brackets surrounding it while writing out your content; your only limitation is it may not be longer than 50 characters. This is also how you make a link to an existing page.    Example: [[My Link]]    Example: [[Another Link In Wiki]] * Once you have added a page you can edit your new page by navigating to it and clicking "Edit". * There is no limit to the number of new pages you can add while creating new content. * New pages will not show up in the Index view nor will they be searchable until they have content created for them. * You can add a title to your link by adding a Pipe after the name. When you do this the title will show as a hyperlink instead of the page name.    Example: [[My Link|A Title]]    Example: [[Another Link In Wiki|I can say what ever I want]] * To link to Wiki Page on another Tab you can add a Second Pipe after the Page title with the Number to the other Tab    Example using just the page name: [[My Page||35]]    Example with page title: [[My Page|My Title here|35]] * To link back to the home page make your backet link to WikiHomePage    Example: [[WikiHomePage]]    Example: [[WikiHomePage|Home]] * Because we use the HTML WYSIWYG editor, email links and URLs can be added by typing them in and letting the editor handle them; or as normal <a href> tags in the HTML view of the editor