A number of people have requested a tutorial of how to use LeoGlossary. In this we will go through some of the basics to introduce people to the important components.
Main Menu
For LeoGlossary, it all starts with the Main Menu Page. When we head there, we see a couple of things.
The first a breakdown of some of the lists or smaller glossaries that were created.
As we can see, there were a few highlighted that should be of interest to people on Hive. They are:
There is also a SplinterGlossary which contains terms for Splinterlands.
The next is the alphabet menu that contains all the terms. They are broken down alphabetically.
One only needs to click on the associated letter and the list of terms under there will shown.
Once on that page, simply click on the word. It will bring up the page.
This is how the Main Menu page and lists can be used to find the terms needed.
Using The URL
This is more art than science. However, once we learn how the URL is designed, we can enter most terms.
For example, we will look at the URL for money.
The last word is the important one.
If we want to find debt, we simply type that in place of money. This is what it looks like:
As stated, this is more art since it is not perfect. Here is the one for Hive Power:
We can see there is a couple of extra pieces. If a page does not come it using this method, it might be in the glossary but could have a slightly different URL.
Linking To Articles
The next step is to link the LeoGlossary pages to our articles. This is not a complicated process.
If we have this sentence:
The debt levels of the average household is at an all time high.
In this, we want to link debt.
The format for linking in markdown is:
[ ] which is put around the word, debt in this instance.
( ) is placed immediately after with the entire URL
This means we have [debt] immediately followed by the (URL).
When we put it all together, we get this:
The debt levels of the average household is at an all time high.
Here is how the LeoGlossary pages can be linked to your articles or threads.
Relevant Pages
There are a few pages that should be highlighted.
These are obviously one that are used regularly by people on Hive so it might be best to keep them handy.
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