Notes on the encyclopedia entry table of contents

When using the directory function, you need to pay special attention to the prescriptiveness of the catalog. Here are some things to look out for. The directory name is a summary and navigation of the content under the directory. It should summarize the content of the table of contents as much as possible and be beautiful and easy to read.

When writing a directory name, keep the following in mind: Do not use ordinal numbers in the directory name. Such as "(5)", "Section 5", etc.

The name of the catalogue should be four to six words. Encyclopedia entries should have more beautiful directory names, and it is best to maintain the same length of the same directory in the same entry. Duplicate entries in directory names are not recommended.

For example, the name of the catalogue related to the personal work in the "Jay Chou" entry should use "personal work" instead of "Jay Chou's personal work". Similarly, it is not recommended to repeat the name of the first-level directory in the name of the second-level directory, for example, the second-level directory under the first-level directory "Han Yu" in the entry "Eight Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties" should use "Character Life" and "Political Views and Contributions" instead of "Han Yu's Life" and "Han Yu's Political Claims and Contributions". It is recommended to use a noun phrase as the directory name.

For example, for the content of the recipe in the entry "Fish-flavored shredded pork", it is better to use "how to make it" as the directory name than "how to make fish-flavored shredded pork". Don't use duplicate directory names. There should not be duplicate names of two directories in an entry, which means that the entry is logically out of order.

Please organize duplicate directory names. The secondary directory should be located below the primary directory. There can be multiple secondary directories under a primary directory, or the body can be used directly under the primary directory without using the secondary directory.

When using the directory structure, avoid the following irregularities: Do not use a secondary directory when you don't have a primary directory. This leads to confusion in the order of the directories.

There shouldn't be only one secondary directory under a primary directory. If the content under one primary directory is not enough to write two or more secondary contents, then do not use the secondary directory and write the text directly under the primary directory. There should not be only one level of contention for the full text.

It is only necessary to use a table of contents if the entry needs to be sectioned. If an entry is too short to fit into sections, don't use a table of contents, just write the text in the entry. If there is only one first-level table of contents for the full text, and there are multiple second-level directories under this first-level catalog, then the original first-level table of contents can be removed and the second-level catalog can be upgraded to the first-level catalog.

The first level of content should not be preceded by the main text. "Preamble" content should be placed in the overview or in a separate first-level table of contents, not before the first table of contents. The directory content should not be empty.

Don't create content that only has a directory name and no body text. Don't use too many sibling directories. For example, there should not be more than 20 first-level directories for the entire entry, and there should not be more than 20 second-level directories under a first-level directory.

Too many sibling directories can make the content of the entry unorganized and readable. If the above content still does not solve the problem you encounter, please go to the Encyclopedia Complaint Center for feedback.

Encyclopedia creation is a very simple thing, but many people just don't succeed in creating it, in fact, it is also normal, because it takes experience to make an encyclopedia, and it used to be simple to create an encyclopedia, but now it is more difficult. Now only if you master the review rules for creating entries, and then do it to pass, what are the review criteria and rules for creating entries in the encyclopedia? Let's briefly introduce it with the push.

1. Copywriting cannot be advertised.

First of all, do an encyclopedia, whether it is a person, a company or a brand, it cannot be advertised. This is a rule that must be known, once your copywriting has an advertisement, the official side will definitely be rejected as your encyclopedia, so when writing copywriting in the early stage, we need to pay attention to the content of the copy, you can feel that there is advertising, but you can't have a strong advertising and marketing nature, after all, the role of the encyclopedia is to popularize knowledge for people, not to advertise for you.

2. The supporting materials are whitelist**.

In addition to the fact that the copywriting must be normal and there can be no advertising, the supporting materials used need to be whitelisted**. Of course, the whitelist referred to here is not only those portals in the market, but also public institutions, and newspapers, which are also okay.

Whether a specific ** can be used still needs to look at many aspects for reference, so there is no way to give you a detailed answer to this question here, if you want to be a brand, you can also let Jin Suitui help you evaluate the results for free in advance.

3. The content of supporting materials should be consistent with the copy.

But do you think that the supporting materials used can be used if they are whitelisted? Not really. When using ** as supporting materials, we must know that the content of the supporting materials must be consistent with the copy, if it is inconsistent with the copy, even if your news is published on the white list**, it will not be used.

The above is the relevant knowledge of the review standards and rules for the creation of entries in the encyclopedia, of course, the above is relatively simple, because the encyclopedia is getting stricter and stricter now, so no one knows what it will become in the later stage, if you can do the encyclopedia in your own situation, hurry up and do it.

Table of contents is an important part of an entry. It is displayed underneath the entry business card and is used to give the reader a clear understanding of the structure of the entire entry.

A two-tier directory feature is currently available. Each encyclopedia entry should consist of several first-level directories, and each first-level table of contents can contain several second-level directories.

The following style is displayed on the entry page:

Table of contents. Use the Primary Catalog button and Secondary Catalog buttons in the toolbar to add primary and secondary directories to the body.