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Each X represents a parameter that you enter (ex: <nowiki><applet load="1ea5" size="300" color="white" frame="true" align="right" caption="testcaption" /></nowiki>).   
Each X represents a parameter that you enter (ex: <nowiki><applet load="1ea5" size="300" color="white" frame="true" align="right" caption="testcaption" /></nowiki>).   
Explanations follow:
Explanations follow:
====load====
====load='X'====
Specify a PDB code (ex: load='2ace') to have the applet load the protein with the matching PDB code from the PDB database.  Specify a file name (ex: load='2ace.pdb') to have the applet load the file from Proteopedia's uploaded files.  If your desired file is not in the PDB database and not yet uploaded to Proteopedia, you may upload it here [[Special:Upload]].
Specify a PDB code (ex: load='2ace') to have the applet load the protein with the matching PDB code from the PDB database.  Specify a file name (ex: load='2ace.pdb') to have the applet load the file from Proteopedia's uploaded files.  If your desired file is not in the PDB database and not yet uploaded to Proteopedia, you may upload it here [[Special:Upload]].

Revision as of 13:41, 9 October 2007

For edits not involving Proteopedia scenes

Please visit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Cheatsheet, as they have a much more complete help reference dealing with wikitext, and Proteopedia uses the same wiki software.

Proteopedia Scenes and Applets

Jmol applets

To insert a Jmol applet, type <applet load="X" size="X" color="X" frame="X" align="X" caption="X" />

Each X represents a parameter that you enter (ex: <applet load="1ea5" size="300" color="white" frame="true" align="right" caption="testcaption" />).

Explanations follow:

load='X'

Specify a PDB code (ex: load='2ace') to have the applet load the protein with the matching PDB code from the PDB database. Specify a file name (ex: load='2ace.pdb') to have the applet load the file from Proteopedia's uploaded files. If your desired file is not in the PDB database and not yet uploaded to Proteopedia, you may upload it here Special:Upload.