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| − | Some articles on this site use symbols on the right margins to indicate the type of content and allow readers to skip possibly uninteresting or complex part.<ref> test 1</ref>
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| − | | valign="top" | [[Image:Icon_basics.gif|link=|alt={Brewing Basics}]]
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| − | |'''Brewing Basics:''' The building blocks stand for basic stuff that is important for the understanding of further discussions and elaborations.
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| − | |'''How Things Work:''' the cogs mark sections that detail how a particular process woks
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| − | |'''Practical Brewing Advice:''' The pot stands for practical brewing advice that will help you in home brewing. Oftentimes a conclusion that is drawn from preceding, more complex, content.
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| − | |'''Geeky Stuff:''' The test tube stands for geeky content. Something that is cool to know but only has little importance in practical home brewing.
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| − | this is a reference with html <ref>[http://www.wikipedia.org]</ref>
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| − | and another one <ref name="deLange">A.J. deLange, [http://ajdel.wetnewf.org:81/Brewing_articles/Cerevesia/Final_galley Alkalinity, Hardness, Residual Alkalinity and Malt Phosphate: Factors in the Establishment of Mash pH], 2004,</ref>
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| − | [[How to read a water report]]
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Revision as of 03:50, 19 February 2011
