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Nicholas Hagger

No problem at all and apologies for getting back to you so late.

1. How do I link the reference numbers in the text to the actual references at the bottom of the page? I added the reference numbers from the button on the toolbar. At present the references are not linked.

• To generate the list of references at the bottom of the page add:

"==References==

{{Reflist}}"

Also, there are lots of variations and standards for the citations so take a look at

How To Guide

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2. While editing the page, half of the toolbar disappeared from the top. Can you tell me how to get the full toolbar back (as it is at the top of this article? The one with the ref button on it.)

I'm not following exactly. Take a look at the your preferences (top right hand of the page titled "My Preferences") to see how you have everything set. Do you have "Show edit toolbar (requires JavaScript)" checked under the "Edit" tab? If so, have you switched computers and to one not allowing javascript? Do you have wikEd checked in the "Gadgets" tab? Poke around and let me know what you find. ?

3. The Bibliography and the Notes at the bottom are in double-line spacing and do not look right. I need help with this, including how to put in the square bullet points.

Square bullet points are created by adding an asterisk (*) at the beginning of each line. See Help:List.

I'll need to check out the line spacing to make sure I'm pointing you in the right direction. Try the bullets to see if it works out for you first.

4. External links, there are some external links I need to put in, at present two are waiting to be added, see bottom of Nicholas Hagger page.

Please make sure to fully understand the external link guidelines. It is common for new editors to not follow

* [http://examplelink.com/ Description]

5. As I was not sure where to save the edited page for you to have a look at to check, I published it. I do appreciate that the page has not been checked by one of the editors but hope that it will not be deleted this time. It does have red writing at the bottom which refers to the incorrect citing of references. I do not know how to get rid of this. It was not my intention to publish until all the links were perfect, but I was not sure how to transfer all the work I had done to a sandbox.

Copy and paste your page into a personal sandbox. Click on User:Sanrac1959/Sandbox edit it and then save. Do not add categories to this page. I would be happy to look it over but it would probably be best to get feedback from people familiar with the subject. You can ask others who have edited the page (check the "history" of it). You can also ask at Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Biography (Wikipedians who work on biographies).

6. When asking a question, where is the best place to do this? Apologies if this is the wrong place. Maybe you could let me know which is the best way to proceed.

It looks like the article's talk page does not receive much traffic so I assume you won't get a response there which is a shame since it is usually the best place. You can always make a mention at the help desk again but I don't mind you asking me either. Let me know if you need any clarification, have any new questions, or anything else.Cptnono (talk) 23:33, 2 October 2009 (UTC)[reply]

If you are unhappy with a deletion you should first leave a note on the deleting admins' talk page to ask for clarification of the close and discuss why you don't agree with it. Since you are evidently being paid to do this and I'm not I would suggest that you first read

Welcome to Wikipedia. If you are affiliated with some of the people, places or things you have written about in the article Nicholas Hagger, you may have a conflict of interest. In keeping with Wikipedia's neutral point of view policy, edits where there is a conflict of interest, or where such a conflict might reasonably be inferred, are strongly discouraged. If you have a conflict of interest, you should avoid or exercise great caution when:

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February 2011

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