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6	6	1 Page Editing
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8		-In XWiki all pages are editable (provided you are logged in and/or have the edit rights). To edit a page, all you have have to do is to click the "Edit" button which is usually located at the top left of the page you're viewing (please note however that the location of the "Edit" button varies depending on the skin your wiki is using). For instance using the [Albatross skin>code:Skins.AlbatrossSkin] you should see what is on the image below.
	8	+In XWiki all pages are editable (provided you are logged in and/or have the edit rights). To edit a page, all you have have to do is to click the "Edit" button which is usually located at the top left of the page you're viewing (please note however that the location of the "Edit" button varies depending on the skin your wiki is using). For instance using the [Toucan skin>code:Skins.ToucanSkin] you should see what is on the image below.
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10	10	{image:EditionSimpleMode.PNG}
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16	16	1.1.1 Simple Mode
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18		-After clicking on the "Edit" button in simple mode, XWiki will automatically edit the page in the basic mode (WYSIWYG or Wiki) for standard pages and in Form mode for pages which include Forms (ie pages using the \#\includeForm() macro). The two edition mode available in simple mode are:
	18	+After clicking on the "Edit" button in simple mode, XWiki will automatically edit the page in the basic mode (WYSIWYG or Wiki) for standard pages and in Form mode for pages which include Forms (ie pages using the \#\includeForm() macro). The two edition modes available in simple mode are:
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20	20	* [Wiki Edition Mode>Features.PageEditing#HWikieditingmode]
21	21	* [WYSIWYG Edition Mode>Features.PageEditing#HWYSIWYGeditingmode]
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64	64	This is a mode you should be familiar with if you're already a wiki user. In this mode you can enter text using a simple [Wiki Syntax>Main.XWikiSyntax]. Note that the syntax documentation help is displayed in a menu on the right when you edit a page in this mode.
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66		-This is what the wiki edition mode looks like with the Albatross skin:
	66	+This is what the wiki edition mode looks like with the Toucan skin:
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68	68	{image:WikiEdition.PNG}
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70		-In Wiki and WYSIWYG mode, the user can maximize the edit area to occupy as much as possible of the full window. For this, there is a double-arrow blue button on the top-right corner of the editor, which launches the fullscreen editing mode. In order to save or to preview the document, the user can press the "Back" button or the 'X' to close the window and restore the original dimensions of the editor.
71		-The Fullscreen mode will be improved, so the user will be able to save, preview or continue working without closing the fullscreen window.
	70	+In Wiki and WYSIWYG mode, the user can maximize the edit area to occupy as much as possible of the full window. For this, there is a green arrow button on the top-right corner of the editor, which launches the fullscreen editing mode. The user is able to save, preview or continue working without closing the fullscreen window.
	71	+In order to close the window and restore the original dimensions of the editor the user can press the green arrow button on the top-right corner of the editor.
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73	73	1.1.1 Choosing a Syntax
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99	99	1.1 Objects editing mode
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101		-In XWiki it's possible to attach Objects to pages. Objects are simply sets of properties with values that add additional information about a page. For example a security right can be added to a page to control its rights, a blog object is attached to a page representig a blog entry, etc. Again it's beyond this simple guide to explain this programming technique. Please check the [Developer's Guide>DevGuide.WebHome] to know more about programming with Objects/Classes.
	101	+In XWiki it's possible to attach Objects to pages. Objects are simple sets of properties with values that add additional information about a page. For example a security right can be added to a page to control its rights, a blog object is attached to a page representig a blog entry, etc. Again it's beyond this simple guide to explain this programming technique. Please check the [Developer's Guide>DevGuide.WebHome] to know more about programming with Objects/Classes.
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103	103	1.1 Classes editing mode
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111	111	1.1 Full Screen Mode
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113		-From version 1.1 onwards, a full-screen mode is available in XWiki. When editing a page either in Wiki or WYSIWYG mode, clicking on the blue button at the top right of the edition box will send the editor in full-screen mode. You can then edit your page as usual and click on the "back" button to return to the usual interface when you are finished.
	113	+From version 1.1 onwards, a full-screen mode is available in XWiki. When editing a page either in Wiki or WYSIWYG mode, clicking on the green button at the top right of the edition box will send the editor in full-screen mode. You can then edit your page as usual and click on the green button to return to the usual interface when you are finished.
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115	115	~~The button you need to click to go in full-screen mode~~ \\{image:FullScreenButton.PNG}
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