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Above and below <strong>the</strong> version list, you will find <strong>the</strong> button Compare<br />

selected versions, with which you can compare <strong>the</strong> versions you<br />

have marked to <strong>the</strong> smallest detail. The result is displayed on its own<br />

page (see Fig. 3.4). On <strong>the</strong> left, <strong>the</strong> older version is shown, and on<br />

<strong>the</strong> right, <strong>the</strong> newer one. Only those lines are displayed in which<br />

modifications were made, whereby <strong>the</strong> text highlighted in yellow is<br />

deleted data, and <strong>the</strong> green lines represent newly added text. Under<br />

that display, you will find <strong>the</strong> newest of <strong>the</strong> two texts again in full.<br />

If a page has been moved, that is, if its name has been changed<br />

(see below), <strong>the</strong> entire history of <strong>the</strong> article before and after <strong>the</strong> renaming<br />

is displayed on <strong>the</strong> history page, however <strong>the</strong> act of renaming<br />

<strong>the</strong> article itself is not listed. This is only visible in <strong>the</strong> history of<br />

<strong>the</strong> page with <strong>the</strong> old title.<br />

One action often performed is reverting to an older version of an<br />

article (e.g. due to vandalism), called a rollback. To do this, on <strong>the</strong><br />

diff page, open <strong>the</strong> version to which you want to revert. If you wish<br />

to make that version <strong>the</strong> current article and thus undo all subsequent<br />

versions, go to edit and <strong>the</strong>n save page.<br />

Note: The entries to <strong>the</strong> history page are not deleted; thus a subsequent<br />

user could also roll back your rollback.<br />

When you view an old page, you will see two arrows under <strong>the</strong><br />

heading with which you can jump to <strong>the</strong> previous or subsequent version.<br />

4.4<br />

Moving and Renaming<br />

Sometimes it is necessary to rename a page, e.g. if <strong>the</strong> name has<br />

been misspelled or does not comply with <strong>the</strong> stipulated conventions<br />

for names, or if <strong>the</strong> scope of <strong>the</strong> article has changed. In this regard,<br />

<strong>the</strong> terms “move” and “rename” mean one and <strong>the</strong> same, because<br />

when you change <strong>the</strong> name of a page, links to that page, which are<br />

generated using <strong>the</strong> name of <strong>the</strong> page, become invalid. Thus, <strong>the</strong><br />

page has been moved.<br />

Open <strong>the</strong> page you wish to rename and activate <strong>the</strong> move tab.<br />

You can enter <strong>the</strong> new name in <strong>the</strong> space provided. By clicking on<br />

<strong>the</strong> Options field, you can also determine that <strong>the</strong> corresponding discussion<br />

page be moved, as well. Once you have verified <strong>the</strong> move<br />

by clicking <strong>the</strong> move button, <strong>the</strong> page is renamed and, at <strong>the</strong> same<br />

time, <strong>the</strong> old page becomes a redirect page, i.e., all links leading to it<br />

are automatically forwarded to <strong>the</strong> new page.<br />

Diff page<br />

Moved pages<br />

Rollback<br />

Renaming<br />

pages<br />

4.4 Moving and Renaming �<br />

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