User:MontOther/Destroy an article here

This is a place where people can make test edits without fear of messing up anything. Sometimes I might import an actual article or just leave the page more or less empty and let folks use it as a big community sandbox. Have fun! MontOther (talk) 20:39, 2 March 2018 (UTC)

Ideas

You can do any editing you want here (other than vandalism) but if you want ideas, try these:

1. Click the "edit" tab, add an exclamation point (!) to the end of this sentence, and save your edit.
2. Click the "edit source" tab, add an exclamation point (!) to the end of this (#2) sentence, and save your edit.
3. Click the "view history" tab, then see if you can "undo" your last edit.
4. Now edit this page with the the "edit source" tab to add an exclamation point (!) to the end of this (#4) sentence, and preview your edit, then save your edit.
5. Now edit this page to add an exclamation point (!) to the end of this sentence, then click the "show changes" button, then save your edit.
6. Click the "view history" tab, then see if you can compare a previous versions of this page to the current version.
7. Click the "view history" tab, then see if you can "undo" all your previous edits and leave this page in the condition it was before you started editing.
8. Click the "view history" tab, then open the version of this page as it appeared on June 6, 2015.
9. Go to User talk:MontOther and leave me a message with the title of the article that was in this sandbox on June 6, 2015. Or just say "hi."
10. In the "testing area" below, or in your own sandbox, try the following edits:
    • Write a sentence, any sentence. Click the "show changes" button or the "Preview" button (or both). Then save your changes.
    • Try adding another sentence. Preview your edit, then change something, preview again, then save.
    • Create a "level two" header (The boldfaced word "Ideas" above is a level 2 header) called "My testing area"
    • Copy and paste the following sentence into "My testing area": The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Save.
    • Wikilink the words brown, fox and dog. Save.