Dan Polansky

Capitalization of sections in featured books
Featured book	Capitalization of sections	Note
Rhetoric and Composition	title case
Special Relativity	sentence case
Lucid Dreaming	mixed, mostly sentence case
Guitar	title case
C_Sharp_Programming	mixed, mostly sentence case
Anatomy and Physiology of Animals	title case
Basic Physics of Nuclear Medicine	title case

CategoryEdit

Each book chapter should be placed into a category sharing the name with the book. {{chapter navigation}} does it automatically. Alternative: {{BookCat}}.

Featured books:

Table formatting
Formatting	Note
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class: wikitable	Looks just like prettytable. Looks differently from wikipedia.
`{{prettytable}}`	Looks just like the two above.

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Inclusion criteria, on original research: WB:WIW.

TOC
- Some on the main page - LaTeX
- Some in a dedicated chapter, to which the main book page redirects.
  - JavaScript/Contents
  - Principles of Economics/Contents
TOC title
- "Contents" - preferred per WB:MOS
- ""Table of contents"
Contributors
- Where to put them?
- None - LaTeX, and some other featured books.
- Javascript/Appendices/List of Contributors

Wikibooks policies:

WB:PAG - Guide to the policies and guidelines that are generally accepted and considered important — even essential — by the project's founders and community.
WB:MOS - Manual of Style
1. Titling
2. Structure
  1. Title pages
  2. Main pages
  3. Print versions
  4. Internal
    1. Linking
    2. Headers
3. Content layout
  1. Mathematics
    1. HTML guidelines
    2. Display guidelines
  2. Footnotes and references
Category:Wikibooks policies
Wikibooks:Bookshelves - On how to manage bookshelves. Rather rudimentary.
Wikibooks:Naming policy - How to name books and chapters, using "/". Seems to use title case. Naming of sections seems to be missing.
Wikibooks:Deletion policy
Using_Wikibooks/The_Wikibooks_Writer - was a guide

Book chapters have no categories~~, only the books~~; they have the one category named exactly same as the book.
Do not create two-paragraph stubs or placeholders of books. If you want to create a book, do it in a greater scope to get it started. A link to a policy is missing.

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