How To Contribute to Collection and Spin-Offs Pages

Part 2 of How To Follow The Format

# What Goes Under the "Collection" and "Spin-Offs" Pages?

## Collection

All dolls, fashion packs, playsets, merchandise, media, games, and electronics can be found here.

### 2001-2009

All of the lines that were released or conceptualized between 2001 and 2009. Some lines may be combined if they show a strong connection to each other. They may have a title that reflects all of the lines associated.

### 2010-2014

All of the lines that were released or conceptualized during the Bratz's 10th Anniversary reboot. Some of these lines may have been released before or may be combined with former lines from 2001-2009 if they show a strong connection to older lines. Those primary lines will be linked on this page.

### 2015-2016

All of the lines that were released or conceptualized during the Bratz's 2015 reboot. Some of these lines may have been released before or may be combined with former lines from 2001-2009 and 2010-2014 if they show a strong connection to older lines. Those primary lines will be linked on this page.

### 2018-Present

All of the lines released starting with the Bratz Collector dolls released in 2018. This includes all the present-day dolls. Some of these lines may have been released before or may be combined with former lines from 2001-2009, 2010-2014, and 2015-2016 if they show a strong connection to older lines. Those primary lines will be linked on this page.

## Spin-Offs

All of the other franchises that are associated with the Bratz Universe are found here.

### Bratz Babyz & Itsy Bitsy

This is a spin-off franchise that had the Bratz released as toddlers around the age of 1 to 3 years old. All of the Bratz Babyz and Itsy Bitsy lines will be listed here. At times, their lines will be combined with the primary Bratz lines, and those primary Bratz lines will be linked on the Bratz Babyz & Itsy Bitsy page.

### Bratz Kidz

This is a spin-off franchise that had the Bratz released as children around the age of 8 to 11 years old. All of the Bratz Kidz lines will be listed here. At times, their lines will be combined with the primary Bratz lines, and those primary Bratz lines will be linked on the Bratz Kidz page.

### Lil' Angelz

This is a spin-off franchise that had the Bratz released as infants. All of the Lil' Angelz lines will be listed here. At times, their lines will be combined with the primary Bratz lines, and those primary Bratz lines will be linked on the Lil' Angelz page.

### Bratzillaz

This is a spin-off franchise that focuses on the "wicked cousins" of the main Bratz Pack. These dolls were centered on following a story of characters as they develop into witches. All of the Bratzillaz lines will be listed here. At times, their lines will be combined with the primary Bratz lines, and those primary Bratz lines will be linked on the Bratzillaz page.

### Lil' Bratz Pack

This is a spin-off franchise that focuses on the Bratz in miniature form. Initially, it focused on the main Bratz characters. The early Lil' Bratz lines will be listed under the "Collection" sections above.

Eventually, the Lil' Bratz developed into its own franchise with its own set of characters. The characters are often considered slightly younger or for a younger audience than the main Bratz characters. The Lil' Bratz Pack lines centering the exclusive Lil' Bratz characters will be listed here. At times, their lines will be combined with the primary Bratz lines, and those primary Bratz lines will be linked on the Lil' Bratz Pack page.

### Bratz Petz & Bratz Ponyz

This is a spin-off franchise that focuses on the Bratz Petz and Bratz Ponyz released as stuffed animals and other toys separate from the main Bratz line. Initially, Bratz Ponyz were a part of the Bratz Babyz & Itsy Bitsy franchise. It eventually expanded into its own franchise. All of the Bratz Petz & Bratz Ponyz lines will be listed here. At times, their lines will be combined with the primary Bratz or other Spin-Offs lines, and those Bratz lines will be linked on the Bratz Petz & Bratz Ponyz page.

# Canonizing Within The Bratz Universe

Admins intend to make this a very detailed "Wiki", so we would like to ask you to refrain from citing anything as "canon" on this wiki/fandom page. Typically, Bratz is a doll brand, but the brand's focus has shifted over the years to include other merchandise and media. When adding information, consider the following:

* **Bratz Dolls and Box Information**-Bratz was originally a doll-focused brand since 2001. Since the beginning, information about the Bratz characters has always appeared through these sources, and they made Bratz who they are to this day. However, Bratz has been through several reboots and have had several collection shifts as they tried to align with promotional media. Therefore, nothing in the doll universe can be considered canon. When posting information from the doll sources, please specify the line it comes from and try to focus on giving details regarding what you see on the dolls or read on the boxes.
* **Doll and Box Speculative Information**-This refers to any extra objective observations of the doll and/or doll box sources that aren't clearly outlined on the doll or box. This information can lead to educated theories or conclusions. Speculation is allowed, as it can be helpful for understanding the Bratz fashion lines better. However, it can only remain in tact with enough evidence to support it. You must also clearly state that the information is speculative or widely accepted. Note that speculation is subject to be changed or altered once more information or evidence is presented. Speculative information can also be subjects of debate at times, so if you're not open to having your information questioned, do not post it. Speculative information is more accepted when the point can't be argued. Keep in mind that some speculative information may conflict with other outside information (especially from promotional media or other creators and producers). This does not automatically make speculative information invalid. Both should be considered in this context. All editors should try to add more information, or give context, instead of removing information.
* **Producers' and Creators' Unofficial Ideas, Models, and Notes**-The information from MGA creators or producers, such as prototypes, design sketches, designers' notes, among other developmental doll information, even if unofficially released, is considered worthy on this wiki/fandom. They will still be considered a key part of the Bratz Collection. Fans may want to use the information to make their own customizable Bratz items, so don't count any of it out! However, as these were merely unofficial concepts, none are considered "canon".
* **Bratz Promotional Media (Commercials, Website, Social Media, Books & Magazines, Games, TV or Web series, Movies, etc)**-The information from these sources are promotional tools and can often expand on the Bratz universe. However, Bratz's promotional media is so inconsistent, we can't state any universe from the promotional media is canon. Different developers, producers, creators, and marketers have been hired over the years to expand the universe, causing conflict and inconsistency. When addressing promotional media, all sentences should be structured to show what the specific media is about and what other merchandise or characters it ties to.
* **Promotional Media Speculative Information**-This refers to any extra objective observations of the promotional sources that lead to educated theories or conclusions. The same standards with doll speculative information applies to promotional speculative information.

# Adding to the "Collection" and "Spin-Offs" Pages

## Main Pages

Along with the links above, editors can find the main pages under the "Collection" drop-down menu at the top of the fandom page: 2001-2009, 2010-2014, 2015-2016, 2018-Present. Under "Spin-Offs", editors will see the subcategories Bratz Babyz & Itsy Bitsy, Bratz Kidz, Lil' Angelz, Bratzillaz, Lil' Bratz Pack, and Bratz Petz & Bratz Ponyz.

Please keep the following information in mind before adding to any of the pages:

* ***Lines should be combined based on 2 of the 5 elements: Packaging, Sharing the Same Title, Concept, Concept Art, Slogan, Collection Connection That Causes Fan Confusion, and/or Sharing Clothing.***

* ***All lists and their pages were created according to doll or artwork outfits. Most of the Playsets, merchandise, and other items aside from the dolls were placed with the outfits they were connected to according to 1) Packaging 2) Dolls included with the playset 3) Design Art.***

* ***The Bratz lines are organized according to the overall general fashion aesthetic the line appears to be largely associated with. Some lines may cover more than one fashion style, genre, and/or aesthetic, which will be explained in further detail as viewers click each page. Some lines may be placed under more than one category.***

Before creating a new page, make sure that the "line" hasn't already been created under another page. Utilize the search at the top of the Bratzpack Fandom Wiki, search through the "Collection" pages, and preview the other "Spin-Offs" pages to see if the line hasn't already been posted. If all else fails, ask an admin.

### Line Aesthetic Categories

Each section is categorized according to aesthetic. A list of Bratz lines will fall under each of these categories. The "categories" **must be exactly as below with no alterations**:

* Street Fashions
* Logos
* Shopping
* Domestic (Home and LifeStyle)
* Evening
* Glow-Light Up
* Party
* Retro-Vintage
* Fall Fashions
* Winter
* Spring
* Summer-Spring Break-Nautical
* Holidays
* Sporty
* Outdoors
* Western-Equestrian
* Action
* Travel
* Music
* Movies-Film
* Preppy-Back to School
* Sparkle-Shine
* Animals
* Electronic-Interactive
* Careers
* Design-Styling
* Storybook-Fantasy
* Social Campaigns
* Dark-Gothic-Masquerade
* New Age-Space Age
* Amusement
* Food
* Runway
* Punk and Outrageous
* Daytime Dress-Up
* Bratz

Each category will be placed under a Heading. Under each category, there will be a brief explanation or summary for each category, helping viewers and editors learn what the aesthetic means and what kind of Bratz lines fall under it. Lines may fall under more than one category, and they should be listed under the first one that comes to mind. All of other categories should be explained in a brief summary once a new page has started on the particular line. The secondary categories will also be in the "Category" section at the bottom of each line's page. More information about this can be found in the #Categories section.

### Bratzpack Fandom Gallery Format

Under each category, editors will start by creating a "Bratzpack Fandom Gallery Format" to list each line or collection.

```
<gallery widths="150" orientation="square" columns="5" spacing="small" position="left" captionposition="within" captionalign="right" captionsize="large" bordersize="large" bordercolor="#323574" captiontextcolor="#ffffff" hideaddbutton=true navigation="true"></gallery>

```

After ="true"> of the Bratzpack Fandom Gallery Format, first insert a collection's image URL (which will look something like "image.jpg").
To add a new photo to the fandom page, on the upper right hand corner of the whole fandom page, you should see three little dots. Hover over the dots. A drop down menu will appear. Click "Upload New File". Editors can find the image URL there, too, which will be the title of the image. Editors should try to insert doll photos first for each line. If none exist, line illustrations, store listings, and other reference photos should be used. For the most part, visitors should be able to find each Bratz fashion doll line by the photo and the photo's name.

Next, use the pipe "|" key on your keyboard and then a name that describes the collection and all lines associated. Finally, link the gallery photo to a new line/collection page that will more than likely carry the same title as the photo's gallery title.

It looks like this: [insert image name].jpg|Name of Line or Collection|link=Name of Line or Collection

After placed into the Bratzpack Fandom Gallery Format code, this is what it looks like:

```
<gallery widths="150" orientation="square" columns="5" spacing="small" position="left" captionposition="within" captionalign="right" captionsize="large" bordersize="large" bordercolor="#323574" captiontextcolor="#ffffff" hideaddbutton=true navigation="true">image name.jpg|Name of Line or Collection|link=Name of Line or Collection</gallery>

```

Overall, this is the result:

Image name.jpgName of Line or Collection
This will create a gallery. When heading back to any of the "Collection" or "Spin-Offs" sections, visitors will then see photos with a thick blue border and the name of a line/collection. To add more than one line/collection to each section, add a new image, name, and link under the same code.

```
<gallery widths="150" orientation="square" columns="5" spacing="small" position="left" captionposition="within" captionalign="right" captionsize="large" bordersize="large" bordercolor="#323574" captiontextcolor="#ffffff" hideaddbutton=true navigation="true">
image name.jpg|Name of Line or Collection|link=Name of Line or Collection
image name 2.jpg|Name of Line or Collection 2|link=Name of Line or Collection 2
</gallery>
```

The results should be:

Image name.jpgName of Line or CollectionImage name 2.jpgName of Line or Collection 2
Full Code:

```
==Street Fashions==
<pre><gallery widths="150" orientation="square" columns="5" spacing="small" position="left" captionposition="within" captionalign="right" captionsize="large" bordersize="large" bordercolor="#323574" captiontextcolor="#ffffff" hideaddbutton=true navigation="true">
image name.jpg|Name of Line or Collection|link=Name of Line or Collection
image name 2.jpg|Name of Line or Collection 2|link=Name of Line or Collection 2
</gallery>
```

Results:

## Example: Street Fashions

Image name.jpgName of Line or CollectionImage name 2.jpgName of Line or Collection 2
Click the resulting "photo" to create a new page.

For showing a list of examples using photos for any other reason, editors can use the general gallery code.

```
<gallery>insert image URL.jpg|Image Name or Info</gallery>
```

It should look like this:

Insert image URL.jpgImage Name or Info
## Starting a "Line" Page

Click a gallery link to start a new "Line" page. Give it a name that describes all of the lines that will appear under the page. If you are stumped, feel free to ask an admin for help.

### Bratzpack Fandom Tab Template for Collections

After **starting a page**, editors should **always** copy and paste a tab **template** for *collections*. The tab template for lines under the "Collection" and "Spin-Offs" sections can be found at **Tab Template**. It has 5 categories.

```
{{Tab Template
}}
```

It should look like this:

These tabs will create five different pages connected to the main line or collection.

The Tab Template can always be adjusted if a collection or line doesn't have anything that fits one or more of the tabs. For instance, if a collection or line never had any playsets associated with it, the playsets section can be removed by omitting that particular section ("|tab3=Playsets") while editing in "Source Editor" mode. However, as times change, different lines or collections may expand to include these items. If that happens, that tab section that was once removed would have to be reinserted into the template.

If editors are uncomfortable with tampering with the tab template, editors can keep the entire template and simply mention on those pages that there isn't any more information or that there aren't any other items for this line or collection yet.

Editors can also reach out to admin for assistance as well.

## INTRODUCTION

### Summary

At the top of the page should be a brief summary of the line.

1. Top of the Page Summary

* a. "List the Category" of the line/collection according to the **"aesthetic headings"** found by clicking the "Collection" and "Spin-Offs" links under the drop down menus at the top of this fandom page. Add the type of category or aesthetic under the summary at the top of each page and at the bottom of the page under the **Categories** section. Add possible Subcategories if the aesthetic overlaps. For example, if a line falls under **Street Fashions** aesthetic, the **summary at the top of each page** should include that in it and the **Categories** section at the bottom of each page should also include **Street Fashions**.
* b. Summary of why the category was chosen, including information about the fashion or style based on observations
* c. List of known designers and developers, and their process
* d. Any new slogans

2. Gallery photos of each collection(s)'s logo (also put on the Collection pages)

3. Quick List of how many Lines are included on the pages

4. The Years of release of each line

5. Trivia

## DOLLS AND PACKS

"Dolls" are any official doll lines, prototypes, and official illustrations released from MGA Entertainment, the main production company, or with the company's permission. Included are also official doll lines from any other main production companies that have, may have had, or may have ownership over the Bratz. "Packs" refers to fashion packs. Many of them are meant to be complimentary to main "Bratz lines", offering a wider variety of alternatives. A brief summary of the fashion pack's association with the main line should be under the "heading" name of the fashion pack. Usually the fashion pack gives clues at the back of the box revealing which doll lines they are connected with. The fashion pack may encourage the reader to "collect all" of a certain line. If you're not sure which line a fashion pack is associated with, **ask an admin**.

**Start inserting headings**

1. Organize according to title of line and the year of release using headings\*
2. List of Characters in the line\*
3. Back of box synopsis
4. Photos of main dolls (w/ other versions) and detailed summary of accessories
5. Photos of prototypes and summary of what's included w/ prototype
6. Artwork of Collection (Gallery with Details of differences)
7. Related Links to Cameos in media, merchandise, and/or in other lines, and then link other lines back to original\*
8. Create a
```
==Fashion References==
```
 section
9. Trivia

## PLAYSETS

"Playsets" refers to any items that are a part of the toy collection that can compliment the dolls. Playsets are usually promoted with one main line (analyze the clues on the box or illustrations to find out which one the playset is associated with), may largely be sold separately, and could come with a variety of extra accessories, furniture, and other features.

1. Organize according to name of playset and year of release using headings
2. List of characters associated
3. Back of box synopsis
4. Photos of playsets (w/ other versions) along with a summary of accessories
5. Photos of prototypes along with summary of what's included w/ each prototype
6. When applicable, Bratz Locations page linked, list playset to locations page, add an internal hyperlink creating a brand new page, and give a summary there, too. Link back to the original line of the playset under
```
==Lines Associated==
```
7. Related Links to Cameos particular media, merchandise, and/or in other lines and then link other lines back to original\*
8. Trivia

## MERCHANDISE

"Merchandise" refers to any items that can be used in "real life" by fans. These items help build the Bratz "lifestyle".

1. Clothing and Accessories

* a. Organize according to year of release
* b. If items are packaged, list summary of all items included
* c. Add multi-line merchandise separately and link to the other lines associated, and then link other lines back to original\*

2. Cosmetics and Hygiene Care

* a. Organize according to year of release
* b. If items are packaged, list summary of all items included
* c. Add multi-line merchandise separately and link to the other lines associated, and then link other lines back to original\*

3. Appliances

* a. Organize according to year of release
* b. If items are packaged, list summary of all items included
* c. Add multi-line merchandise separately and link to the other lines associated, and then link other lines back to original\*

4. Décor

* a. Organize according to year of release
* b. If items are packaged, list summary of all items included
* c. Add multi-line merchandise separately and link to the other lines associated, and then link other lines back to original\*

5. Party and Seasonal

* a. Organize according to year of release
* b. If items are packaged, list summary of all items included
* c. Add multi-line merchandise separately and link to the other lines associated, and then link other lines back to original\*

6. Collectible Items and other Appearances

* a. Organize according to year of release
* b. If items are packaged, list summary of all items included
* c. Add multi-line merchandise separately and link to the other lines associated, and then link other lines back to original\*

7. Food and Drinks

* a. Organize according to year of release
* b. If items are packaged, list summary of all items included
* c. Add multi-line merchandise separately and link to the other lines associated, and then link other lines back to original\*

8. Trivia and References
This will include any Bratz merchandise that appeared in external or outside media not related to Bratz.

## MEDIA, GAMES, AND ELECTRONICS

"Media, Games, and Electronics" refers to anything that fans can watch, listen to, or play. These items often assist in developing the characters beyond the dolls. The experience is normally interactive and sold separately from the dolls and the rest of the collection. Often times, the media may be produced by third-party developers that have permission from the official company to create Bratz products. Some forms of "media" may not be openly promoted by the official company, but MGA still allows them to use the Bratz brand name without interference.

**ALL MEDIA UNDER THIS SECTION SHOULD OPEN UP TO NEW PAGES. Utilize the Bratzpack Fandom Gallery Format when listing each form of media.**

##### Bratz Universes

For formatting purposes, please consider that Bratz has been altered several times throughout their lifespan. If editors not sure which universe their information falls under, **please ask an admin first** before posting. There will also be a Bratz Universes page to use as a reference while editors navigate the fandom wiki.

Below is a summary of what types of information should be under each category.

**Pre-Debut & Doll Universe**
Under this section, there will be information from the original conceptual designer, Carter Bryant, and the 2001-2009 dolls, their boxes, the official Bratz websites, and commercials. Some of Carter Bryant's earlier concepts were scrapped before debut, but the information can still add context to the Bratz dolls' backgrounds.
Many of the earlier dolls, their boxes, the official Bratz websites, and commercials have had their own information and stories, with them often coming into conflict with the story-telling found in other universes. Yet, the information coming from these sources are directly from MGA Entertainment's earliest creators, developers, and/or producers, unlike the other universes, which often came from third-party developers and producers. Therefore, the information from these sources are valid and will be united under this section.

**Other Misc. Media Universes**
Under this section, there will be information from the Bratz's earliest media (such as the *Beach Party!* book) from between 2001-2003, media from 2001-2007 that often doesn't fit neatly into any other era (such as the Bratz Secret Date Electronic Game), and 2001-2007 media that's difficult to find (such as *Coool TV* (TV Series) and the official *Show Me What You Got* (Album) website). Often this media is produced through a third-party developer that collaborated with MGA Entertainment to produce content for Bratz. However, this media may have been developed and produced for one period of time only, with little to no other connections to other eras in the Bratz timeline. Any information from the dolls, doll boxes, official Bratz website, and the doll commercials released around this time will be listed under the "Pre-Debut & Doll Universe" tab.

**Starrin' & Stylin' Universe**
Under this section, there will be information connected to the *Keepin' It Real* (Novel) by Charles O' Conner and the first Bratz film *Bratz The Video: Starrin' & Stylin'* (Film). The information posted here will come from any third-party media, including third-party websites, that reflect the story's continuation in some way or makes reference to the events that happened in the novel and film. Mostly, anything written by Charles O' Conner is listed here. However, any information from the dolls, doll boxes, official Bratz website, and the doll commercials released during this time will be listed under the "Pre-Debut & Doll Universe" tab.

**Rock Angelz & TV Series Universe**
Under this section, there will be information connected to *Bratz* (TV series) and *Bratz Rock Angelz* (Film). The information posted here will come from any third-party media, including third-party websites, that reflect the story's continuation in some way or makes reference to the events that happened in the series and film. All of the CGI films (including Bratz Babyz and Bratz Kidz films) released between 2005 and 2012 are connected to this universe. Any information from the dolls, doll boxes, the official Bratz website, and the doll commercials released around this time will be listed under the "Pre-Debut & Doll Universe" tab.

**Bratz Babyz The Movie Universe**
Under this section, there will be information connected to the *Bratz Babyz The Movie* (Film). The information posted here will come from any third-party media, including third-party websites, that reflect the story's continuation in some way or makes reference to the events that happened in the film. Any information from the dolls, doll boxes, the official Bratz website, and the doll commercials released to coincide with this film will be listed under the "Pre-Debut & Doll Universe" tab.

**Live Action Film Universe**
Under this section, there will be information connected to *Bratz* (Film). The information posted here will come from any third-party media, including third-party websites, that reflect the story's continuation in some way or makes reference to the events that happened in the film. However, any information from the dolls, doll boxes, the official Bratz website, and the doll commercials released during this time will be listed under the "Pre-Debut & Doll Universe" tab.

**10th Anniversary Universe**
Under this section, there will be all information connected to the Bratz's first reboot (2010-2014), ushered in time for their 10th Anniversary, and the *Bratz Makin' the Band* (Web Series) online series that was supposed to be released around this time. This universe could include other online web series, the online blogs, and more. The information from the dolls, the doll boxes, the official Bratz website, and the commercials released in this era will be included in this section as they were designed to more closely reflect all the other forms of media released during this time.

**2015 Universe**
Under this section, there will be all information connected to the Bratz's second reboot (2015-2016), including the app games. The information from the dolls, doll boxes, the official Bratz website, commercials, and online ads released in this era will be included in this section as they were designed to more closely reflect all the other forms of media released during this time.

**Adult Collectors Universe**
Under this section, there will be all information connected to the Bratz's third reboot (2018-Present), beginning with the Hayden Williams Bratz Collector dolls. The information from the dolls, the doll boxes, the official Bratz website, social media, and commercials released in this era will be included in this section as they were designed to more closely reflect all the other media released during this time. The *Bratz High* (Web Series), *Talking Bratz*, and *Alwayz Bratz* will also be included in this section as it was created due to the success of the "Adult Collectors" universe.

### Printed Materials

On this Fandom Wiki, **Printed Materials** are defined as being anything that was published "in print" like books, stories, and magazines. A grand list for all printed materials will be listed under Bratz Books, Stories, and Magazines.

1. Editors will always start on the Main Collection or fashion line's page. The cover of the Printed Material should give a hint as to which collection or fashion line it is mainly associated with. On the Main Collection's page, there should be a #Bratzpack\_Fandom\_Tab\_Template\_for\_Collections at the top. Click the tab that's labeled "Media, Games, and Electronics". On that page, create the heading
```
==Books, Stories, and Magazines==
```
. Review #Adding\_to\_the\_"Collection"\_and\_"Spin-Offs"\_Pages and #Starting\_a\_"Line"\_Page again for more clarity as to how to do this.
2. Insert the #Bratzpack\_Fandom\_Gallery\_Format under the new heading created. Add a photo of the product to the gallery and link to a new page that's titled the name of the Printed Material (if one doesn't already exist).
3. Create a new page for the Printed Material by clicking the new link made. On the new page, create a
```
==Lines==
```
 heading, then create an internal hyperlink link to the original Main Collection or Line associated with the Printed Material. Keep this heading towards the bottom of the page, only above a
```
==Trivia==
```
 heading, as more information is added.
4. Under the
```
==Lines==
```
 heading, add other Bratz fashion collections or lines and playsets that made cameos in the Printed Materials besides the Main Collection (which should already be in this section). Many different lines or collections often make cameos in the Printed Material, even if they aren't shown on the front cover. They might often be different from the main fashion line or collection the Printed Material is associated with. If no other lines make cameos, just keep the Main Collection under the heading. In the Printed Materials, sometimes outfits are described. Outfit descriptions can go under a subcategory:
```
==Outfit Descriptions==
```
. If they seem linked to a Collection or line, it doesn't need to be described in the subcategory.
5. Add an internal hyperlink around each fashion line on the list, like this
```
[[Bratz Fashion Line]]
```
. Create a gallery with photos, using a regular gallery code
```
<gallery>Insert image.jpg</gallery>
```
.
6. Search for the cameo's "Collection" page. Find the Collection through the subcategories explained in #What\_Goes\_Under\_the\_"Collection"\_and\_"Spin-Offs"\_Pages? under the drop-down menu at the top of Bratzpack Wiki. Editors can also check the "grand list" Bratz Collection.
7. Once found, under that page's "Media, Games, and Electronics tab", found on the #Bratzpack\_Fandom\_Tab\_Template\_for\_Collections, search for media heading
```
==Books, Stories, and Magazines==
```
. Editors can create one if there isn't one associated with the cameo fashion line yet. Create a subheading called
```
===Cameos===
```
. List the Printed Material around an internal hyperlink to link back to the Printed Material's page, like this:
```
[[Printed Material's Name]]
```
.
8. Remember to add the name of the Printed Material to the "grand list" Bratz Books, Stories, and Magazines. For more information about how to add to the grand list page, review #Bratz\_Books,\_Stories,\_and\_Magazines.
9. Back to the new Printed Material page, add the Printed Material's photo to the page, and situate it on the right. The link should look something like this:
```
[[File:image.jpg|000px|right]]
```
.
10. Add author and the release date and/or year (if available) at the top. The year of copyright can often be found among the first pages of the Printed Material along with authors, illustrators, and publishers. Make sure the name of the authors, publishers, illustrators, and others involved with the Printed Material appear under Commercial, Movie, Series, and Music Producers. They should be listed under a heading, like this
```
==[[Printed Material's Name]]==
```
, that shows what form of media the list of creators came from.
11. Back to the Printed Material's page, add the general Synopsis at the top, usually found at the back of the Printed Material.
12. Add Characters, creating a heading like this:
```
==Characters==
```
. Create subheadings, like
```
===Bratz Pack===
```
, to coincide with the subcategories under the "Bratz Pack" drop-down menu at the top of the Bratzpack Wiki. These subcategories are elaborated on under *#Who Belongs Under the "Bratz Pack" Pages?* found on How To Contribute to Bratz Pack Pages. List the characters and create an "internal hyperlink" for each one, like this
```
[[Cloe]]
```
. If there are any celebrity or real-life references, add a list of them to the List of Famous References in Universes page, placing them under a heading that outlines the form of media the celebrity appeared in and putting in parenthesis "()" who they are referencing.
13. Add a list of locations under a
```
==Locations==
```
 heading. Then, add internal hyperlinks, like
```
[[Stilesville]]
```
, for each location. If clicked, it should either link to a location already posted, revealing a drop-down menu of the location, or create a new page.
14. On the new page, it should be titled the name of the location. Add a summary of the location, a central photo of the location using a photo file, like
```
[[File:image.jpg|000px|center]]
```
, and a gallery of other photos of the location on the location's page. Use the gallery code
```
<gallery>image.jpg</gallery>
```
 to insert the other photos into the gallery. Learn more about doing this under #Bratzpack\_Fandom\_Gallery\_Format. If the location references a real place, add it to the List of Famous References in Universes.
15. Create a
```
==Media==
```
 heading on the location's page. Place the Printed Material under this heading along with an internal hyperlink linking the location back to the Printed Material.
16. On the location's page, under a
```
==Lines==
```
 section, add the associated Bratz Lines or Collection from the Printed Material's page.
17. Remember to post the location on the "grand list" Bratz Locations. For more information as to how to add this location to the grand list page, read #Bratz\_Locations.
18. Head back to the original Printed Material's page. Create a
```
==Full Summary==
```
 heading, then add a full summary of the Printed Material.
19. Try to recreate any games and activities that appeared in the Printed Material. Create subheadings to separate them, like this
```
===Title of Page in the Printed Material===
```
.
20. On the Printed Material's page, create a heading called
```
==Music==
```
. Add any music and lyrics that made an appearance in the Printed Material underneath the heading. Create internal hyperlinks for each song. To learn more about how to add to each song's page, review #Music.
21. Once users click one of the hyperlinks, if there isn't a page that matches the song already, it should open a new page. The new page should have the lyrics of the song on it. There should also be a heading that looks like
```
==Media==
```
. List the Printed Material the song appeared in under this heading, creating an internal hyperlink back to the Printed Material's page:
```
[[Name of Printed Material]]
```
.
22. At the bottom of the song's page, there should be a heading called
```
==Universes==
```
. Under this heading, there should be a list of Universes this song was found in. To review Bratz Universes, read #Bratz\_Universes.
23. Add the song to the "grand list" Bratz Music page. For more information about how to add to this page, review #Bratz\_Music.
24. At the bottom of the song's page, add a
```
==Trivia==
```
 section. Insert any information about the song in relation to the Printed Material and other information noticed.
25. Head back to the Printed Material's page. At the very bottom of the page, add which universe the Printed Material falls under by creating a
```
==Universe==
```
 heading. To review Bratz Universes again, read #Bratz\_Universes. Add a link to Bratzpack Wiki Universe reference guide using a code similar to this:
```
[[Bratz Universes|Starrin' & Stylin' Universe]]
```
26. Add a
```
==Trivia==
```
 heading towards the bottom of the page as well. Insert any information about the Printed Material that doesn't fit anywhere else on the page.
27. Finally, put in the categories the Printed Material falls under. Review the #"Media,\_Games,\_and\_Electronics"\_Pages for clarity.

### Audio & Visual Media/Games

On this Fandom Wiki, **Audio & Visual Media** is defined as anything that can be both watched *and* listened to. Examples of this are movies, series (even cameo episodes from outside of Bratz), commercials, productions or live performances, and more like these. There is a grand list for all of the audio and visual media: Bratz Movies, Series, and Live Performances, Bratz Games, and Bratz Commercials, Ads, Trailers, and Events.

**Games** are defined as anything that is interactive and can be "played".
Examples of this video games, electronic Games, board Games, and more like these.

1. Editors will always start on the Main Collection or fashion line's page. The cover of the Audio & Visual Media or Game should give a hint as to which collection or fashion line it is mainly associated with. On the Main Collection's page, there should be a #Bratzpack\_Fandom\_Tab\_Template\_for\_Collections at the top. Click the tab that's labeled "Media, Games, and Electronics". On that page, create the heading
```
==Movies, Series, and Live Performances==
```
,
```
==Games==
```
, or
```
==Bratz Commercials, Ads, Trailers, and Promotional Events==
```
 Review #Adding\_to\_the\_"Collection"\_and\_"Spin-Offs"\_Pages and #Starting\_a\_"Line"\_Page again for more clarity as to how to do this.
2. Insert the #Bratzpack\_Fandom\_Gallery\_Format under the new heading created. Add a photo of the product to the gallery and link to a new page that's titled the name of the Audio & Visual Media or Game (if one doesn't already exist).
3. Create a new page for the Audio & Visual Media or Game by clicking the new link made. On the new page, create a
```
==Lines==
```
 heading, then create an internal hyperlink to the original Main Collection or Line associated with the Audio & Visual Media or Game. Keep this heading towards the bottom of the page, only above the
```
==Credits==
```
 heading, as more information is added.
4. If the editor is creating a Series page, like for a TV series, start with a "General Series" page, giving a summary of the series and a photo at the top of the page. The photo should be situated in the center with a file URL similar to
```
[[File:image.jpg|000px|center]]
```
.
5. On the Audio & Visual Media or Game's page, create a
```
==Lines==
```
 heading. Add other Bratz fashion collections or lines and playsets that made cameos in the Audio & Visual Media or Game besides the Main Collection (which should already be in this section). Many different lines or collections often make cameos in the Audio & Visual Media and/or Games, even if they aren't shown on the front cover. They might often be different from the main fashion line or collection the Audio & Visual Media or Game is associated with. If no other lines make cameos, just keep the Main Collection under the heading.
6. Add an internal hyperlink around each fashion line on the list, like this
```
[[Bratz Fashion Line]]
```
. Create a gallery with photos, using a regular gallery code
```
<gallery>Insert image.jpg</gallery>
```
. For a series, add it to each specific episode's page.
7. Search for the cameo's "Collection" page. Find the Collection through the subcategories, explained in #What\_Goes\_Under\_the\_"Collection"\_and\_"Spin-Offs"\_Pages?, under the drop-down menu at the top of Bratzpack Wiki. Editors can also check the "grand list" Bratz Collection.
8. Once found, under that page's "Media, Games, and Electronics tab", found on the #Bratzpack\_Fandom\_Tab\_Template\_for\_Collections, search for media headings
```
==Movies, Series, and Live Performances==
```
,
```
==Games==
```
, or
```
==Bratz Commercials, Ads, Trailers, and Promotional Events==
```
. Editors can create one if there isn't one associated with the cameo fashion line yet. Create a subheading called
```
===Cameos===
```
. List the Audio & Visual Media or Game around an internal hyperlink to link back to the Audio & Visual Media or Game's page, like this:
```
[[Audio & Visual Media's Name]]
```
.
9. Remember to add the name of the Audio & Visual Media and Games to the "grand lists" Bratz Movies, Series, and Live Performances, Bratz Games, and Bratz Commercials, Ads, Trailers, and Promotional Events. For more information about how to add to the "grand list" pages, review #Bratz\_Games, #Bratz\_Movies,\_Series,\_and\_Live\_Performances, #Bratz\_Commercials,\_Ads,\_Trailers,\_and\_Promotional\_Events.
10. Head back to the Audio & Visual or Game page. On most of the Audio & Visual pages, besides on a General Series Page, add a photo of the Audio & Visual Media or Game, then situate it to the right with a URL code similar to
```
[[File:image.jpg|000px|right]]
```
.
11. At the top, add the date or year of release (depending on what information is available). For a series, add it to each specific episode.
12. Add a general synopsis at the top, usually found at the back of a DVD box, when selecting an episode online, or found as a tagline while being aired. For a series, make a brief summary or tag line on the General Series page that sums up the whole series. Then, add a brief summary for each specific episode under a heading that matches the episode's title.
13. Add Characters, creating a heading like this:
```
==Characters==
```
. Create subheadings, like
```
===Bratz Pack===
```
, to coincide with the subcategories under the "Bratz Pack" drop-down menu at the top of the Bratzpack Wiki. These subcategories are elaborated on under *#Who Belongs Under the "Bratz Pack" Pages?* found on How To Contribute to Bratz Pack Pages. List the characters and create an "internal hyperlink" for each one, like this
```
[[Cloe]]
```
. If there are any celebrity or real-life references, add a list of them to the List of Famous References in Universes page, placing them under a heading that outlines the form of media the celebrity appeared in and putting in parenthesis "()" who they are referencing.
14. Add a list of locations under a
```
==Locations==
```
 heading. Then, add internal hyperlinks, like
```
[[Stilesville]]
```
, for each location. If clicked, it should either link to a location already posted, revealing a drop-down menu of the location, or create a new page.
15. On the new page, it should be titled the name of the location. Add a summary of the location, a central photo of the location, placed in the center, using a URL file code, like
```
[[File:image.jpg|000px|center]]
```
, and a gallery of other photos of the location on the location's page. Use the gallery code
```
<gallery>image.jpg</gallery>
```
 to insert the other photos into the gallery. Learn more about doing this under #Bratzpack\_Fandom\_Gallery\_Format. If the location references a real place, add it to the List of Famous References in Universes.
16. Create a
```
==Media==
```
 heading on the location's page. Place the Audio & Visual Media or Game under this heading along with an internal hyperlink linking the location back to the Audio & Visual Media or Game.
17. On the location's page, under a
```
==Lines==
```
 section, add the associated Bratz Collection or Lines from the Audio & Visual Media or Game's page.
18. Remember to post the location on the "grand list" Bratz Locations. For more information as to how to add this location to the grand list page, read #Bratz\_Locations.
19. On each Audio & Visual Media or Games page, add a heading called
```
==Locations==
```
. Place a list of locations under the heading and add internal hyperlinks to each location. For a series, add this information to each specific episode.
20. Click each of the links to create new pages, if they haven't already been created. Add a summary of the location and photos of the location, using a general gallery with the
```
<gallery>image.jpg</gallery>
```
 code for the photos. Create a
```
==Media==
```
 section if it doesn't already exist and add the Audio and Visual Media under that section on the particular location's page. Create a hyperklink for the specific Audio & Visual Media to link back.
21. Create a
```
==Lines==
```
 section, adding associated Bratz fashion lines from their Collection connected to the location from the Audio & Visual Media.
22. Remember to add the location's hyperlink to the Bratz Locations page. Read more about how to add to this page by reading the #Bratz\_Locations section.
23. Head back to the particular Audio & Visual or Game page. Create the heading
```
==Full Summary==
```
. Add a full summary of the media. If a Series, put full summaries of each episode underneath a heading titled the episode:
```
====2. Not So Hot For Teacher====
```
. For interactive DVDs, create a full typed walkthrough or step-by-step process of each option on the DVD. Specify the outcomes of each option.
24. Create a heading called
```
==Music==
```
. For a series, this should be on each episode's page. Add any music and lyrics that made an appearance in the Audio & Visual Media or Game underneath the heading. Create internal hyperlinks for each song. To learn more about how to add to each song's page, review #Music.
25. Once users click one of the hyperlinks, if there isn't a page that matches the song already, it should open a new page. The new page should have the lyrics of the song on it. There should also be a heading that looks like
```
==Media==
```
. List the Audio & visual Media or Game the song appeared in under this heading, creating an internal hyperlink back to the Audio & Visual Media or Game's page:
```
[[Name of Audio & Visual Media]]
```
.
26. Add any music videos and lyric videos for the song on the page.
27. At the bottom of the song's page, there should be a heading called
```
==Universes==
```
. Under this heading, there should be a list of Universes this song was found in. Add the Universe that is connected to the Audio & Visual Media or Game. To review Bratz Universes, read #Bratz\_Universes. Refer to the #Music section for more information on how to add to the song's page.
28. Add the song to the "grand list" Bratz Music page. For more information about how to add to this page, review #Bratz\_Music.
29. Head back to the Audio & Visual Media or Game Page. For all Interactive DVD and Game pages, including for board games and electronic games, add a
```
==Walkthrough==
```
 section for anyone who wants to upload videos or photos of them playing the DVD or game. For photos, use the gallery code
```
<gallery>image.jpg</gallery>
```
 to post several images under this section. Make sure that a subheading is created with the username associated with the photos. For example,
```
==Soratothamax's Walkthrough==
```
30. Add a heading titled
```
==Credits==
```
. Under this heading, list producers, writers, creators, developers, the TV channels or the Website the series appeared on, voice actors, among other people and places that might be listed in the "Credits" of an Audio & Visual Media or Game. Make sure this list also appears under Commercial, Movie, Series, and Music Producers under a heading, like this
```
==[[Audio & Visual Media's Name]]==
```
, that shows what form of media the list of creators came from.
31. Add a
```
==Universe==
```
 section, showing what universe the Audio & Visual Media or Game comes from. To review Bratz Universes again, read #Bratz\_Universes. Add a link to Bratzpack Wiki Universe reference guide using a code similar to this:
```
[[Bratz Universes|Starrin' & Stylin' Universe]]
```
32. Add a
```
==Trivia==
```
 heading towards the bottom of the page as well. Insert any information about the Audio & Visual Media or Game that doesn't fit anywhere else on the page.
33. Finally, put in the categories the Audio & Visual Media or Game falls under. Review the #"Media,\_Games,\_and\_Electronics"\_Pages below.

### Music

On this Fandom Wiki, **Music** is defined as any media that can be listened to, has music heavily associated with it, and was designed to promote music, but doesn't operate as a musical with a storyline. Any media that is like a musical, with audio and visual entertainment, would go under the ##Audio\_&\_Visual\_Media/Games. This section includes music albums and their music videos, external music videos, such as music videos the Bratz made cameos in, singles/EPs, and live performances that don't include a storyline. External music videos are videos made by other entertainers or celebrities that included the Bratzpack as cameos. A grand list of music will appear at Bratz Music.

1. Editors will always start on the Main Collection or fashion line's page. On the Main Collection's page, there should be a #Bratzpack\_Fandom\_Tab\_Template\_for\_Collections at the top. Click the tab that's labeled "Media, Games, and Electronics". On that page, create the heading
```
==Music==
```
. Review #Adding\_to\_the\_"Collection"\_and\_"Spin-Offs"\_Pages and #Starting\_a\_"Line"\_Page again for more clarity as to how to do this. In truth, most of the songs are connected with Printed Materials or Audio & Visual Media and Games. If a song only appears in a Printed Material, Audio & Visual Media, or Game, they don't need to be listed under any particular Collection. In this section, there only needs to be links to music entities that aren't connected with anything else. Again, this includes albums or singles, isolated music videos, and live performances that don't have a storyline. The cover of the Music album, the imagery within the music video, and the theme of the live performance should give a hint as to which collection or fashion line it is mainly associated with. Many "mini-CDs" come with a Bratz doll Collection or Line. They would also be placed under this heading. If there are "mini-CDs" that were released as promotion for a complete album, they will be listed and posted under the complete album's section.
2. Insert the #Bratzpack\_Fandom\_Gallery\_Format under the new heading created. Add a photo of the product to the gallery and link to a new page that's titled the name of the Music Album, single, or live performance (if one doesn't already exist).
3. Create a new page for the Music by clicking the new link made. On the new page, add a photo and move it to the right with the URL code similar to this:
```
[[File:image.jpg|000px|right]]
```
.
4. Create a
```
==Lines==
```
 heading, then create an internal hyperlink to the original Main Collection or Line associated with the Music. Keep this heading towards the bottom of the page, only above the
```
==Credits==
```
 heading, as more information is added.
5. Under the
```
==Lines==
```
 heading, add other Bratz fashion collections or lines and playsets that's connected to the Music besides the Main Collection (which should already be in this section). Many different lines or collections often are often connected with the same Music, even if they aren't shown on the front cover of an album, single, or live performance. Sometimes, albums have booklets filled with outfits from other fashion lines. Music videos may also show more than one outfit. Some live performances or concerts may have outfit changes. If no other lines make cameos, just keep the Main Collection under the heading.
6. Add an internal hyperlink around each fashion line on the list, like this
```
[[Bratz Fashion Line]]
```
. Create a gallery with photos, using a regular gallery code
```
<gallery>Insert image.jpg</gallery>
```
.
7. Search for the cameo's "Collection" page. Find the Collection through the subcategories, explained in #What\_Goes\_Under\_the\_"Collection"\_and\_"Spin-Offs"\_Pages?, under the drop-down menu at the top of Bratzpack Wiki. Editors can also check the "grand list" Bratz Collection.
8. Once found, under that page's "Media, Games, and Electronics tab", found on the #Bratzpack\_Fandom\_Tab\_Template\_for\_Collections, search for the media heading
```
==Music==
```
. Editors can create one if there isn't one associated with the cameo fashion line yet. Create a subheading called
```
===Cameos===
```
. List the Music around an internal hyperlink to link back to the Music's page, like this:
```
[[Name of Music Album]]
```
. Refer to the #Music section for more information on how to add to the song's page.
9. Remember to add the name of the Music albums, singles, EPs, and live performance, along with all of the songs, to the "grand list" Bratz Music. For more information about how to add to the "grand list" pages, review #Bratz\_Music.
10. Return to the Music Page for the album, single, EP, or Live Performance to add the date or the year of release at the top of the page.
11. Create a heading titled
```
==Tracklist==
```
. Start putting the list of tracks that appear on the album, singles, and at the live performances. Add an internal hyperlink. For example:
```
[[Song]]
```
. To get even more fancy, editors can create Spotify playlists and add it to this page.
12. For external music videos, they will not need a Tracklist. Instead, there should be an *external* hyperlink to the original album the song appeared on, listed below the music video. An external hyperlink looks like this:
```
[http://www.insertwebsite.com Name of Album]
```
 .
13. On Album, Singles, EPs, and Live Performance pages only, click one of the Tracklist songs' internal hyperlinks to create a new page (if one hasn't been made already; if it has, there will be a drop-down menu showing the already established page). For the external music video, fill out the rest of the page as if a new page has been created.
14. Once a new page has been created, the new page should share the title of the song. At the top of the page, create an internal hyperlink to link back to the Music page. Then, add the release date or year (whichever is available). Some music albums, singles, and EPs come with booklets that show the copyright year.
15. Add "Performed By" and "Written By" at the top of the page. These people will not be the literal voice actors who sang as the Bratz nor the literal writers. This refers to any Bratzpack members who have "performed" the song and "wrote" it in the Universe. Create internal hyperlinks around the names of the characters, like this:
```
[[Bratz Boy]]
```
.
16. Start adding lyrics onto the page. If there are two versions, create two headings outlining the difference between the two. Add a brief summary explaining where people can find the different versions. If there are two different forms of media that claims different performers or songwriters for any of the songs, add both performers and writers, sharing the form of media they performed or wrote music in. To add extra flair, editors can post lyric videos, most likely from Youtube, right above the lyrics. Click "Edit" on the upper right part of a page. On the top gray bar, there will be options. Select the "Images and Media" option. Editors will be able to add Youtube video links there.
17. Add a
```
==Music Videos==
```
 heading. Underneath this heading, there should be the video or photos of the video, inserted into a gallery using the code
```
<gallery>image.jpg</gallery>
```
. Under that, there should be a summary of what happened in the music video, almost like a story is being told.
18. Add Characters, creating a heading like this:
```
==Characters==
```
. Create subheadings, like
```
===Bratz Pack===
```
, to coincide with the subcategories under the "Bratz Pack" drop-down menu at the top of the Bratzpack Wiki. These subcategories are elaborated on under *#Who Belongs Under the "Bratz Pack" Pages?* found on How To Contribute to Bratz Pack Pages. List the characters and create an "internal hyperlink" for each one, like this
```
[[Cloe]]
```
. If there are any celebrity or real-life references, add a list of them to the List of Famous References in Universes page, placing them under a heading that outlines the form of media the celebrity appeared in and putting in parenthesis "()" who they are referencing.
19. Add a list of locations under a
```
==Locations==
```
 heading. Then, add internal hyperlinks, like
```
[[Stilesville]]
```
, for each location from the music video. If clicked, it should either link to a location already posted, revealing a drop-down menu of the location, or create a new page.
20. On the new page, it should be titled the name of the location. Add a summary of the location, a central photo of the location, placed in the center, using a URL file code, like
```
[[File:image.jpg|000px|center]]
```
, and a gallery of other photos of the location on the location's page. Use the gallery code
```
<gallery>image.jpg</gallery>
```
 to insert the other photos into the gallery. Learn more about doing this under #Bratzpack\_Fandom\_Gallery\_Format. If the location references any real life places, add it to the List of Famous References in Universes.
21. Create a
```
==Media==
```
 heading on the location's page. Place the Music Video's song under this heading along with an internal hyperlink linking the location back to the Music Video's song.
22. On the location's page, under a
```
==Lines==
```
 section, add the associated Bratz Collection or Lines from the Music Video.
23. Remember to post the location on the "grand list" Bratz Locations. For more information as to how to add this location to the grand list page, read #Bratz\_Locations.
24. Create a
```
==Lines==
```
 heading. Under this heading, add Bratz fashion collections or lines and playsets that's connected to the song and music video, including the Main Collection. Many different lines or collections are often seen in music videos and connected with different songs through different Printed Materials, Audio & Visual Media, Games, or Websites. If no other lines make cameos, just keep the Main Collection under the heading.
25. Add an internal hyperlink around each fashion line on the list, like this
```
[[Bratz Fashion Line]]
```
. Create a gallery with photos, using a regular gallery code
```
<gallery>Insert image.jpg</gallery>
```
.
26. Search for the cameo's "Collection" page. Find the Collection through the subcategories, explained in #What\_Goes\_Under\_the\_"Collection"\_and\_"Spin-Offs"\_Pages?, under the drop-down menu at the top of Bratzpack Wiki. Editors can also check the "grand list" Bratz Collection.
27. Once found, under that page's "Media, Games, and Electronics tab", found on the #Bratzpack\_Fandom\_Tab\_Template\_for\_Collections, search for the media heading
```
==Music==
```
. Editors can create one if there isn't one associated with the cameo fashion line yet. Create a subheading called
```
===Cameos===
```
. List the Song around an internal hyperlink,
```
[[Song]]
```
, to link back to the song's page.
28. Add a
```
==Credits==
```
 heading. Under it, add a list of the real writers, producers, production companies, labels, and just about anyone credited with helping the song come about.
29. Return to the original music page for the album, EP, single, or live performance concert. Add Characters, creating a heading like this:
```
==Characters==
```
. Create subheadings, like
```
===Bratz Pack===
```
, to coincide with the subcategories under the "Bratz Pack" drop-down menu at the top of the Bratzpack Wiki. These subcategories are elaborated on under *#Who Belongs Under the "Bratz Pack" Pages?* found on How To Contribute to Bratz Pack Pages. List the characters associated with the album, single, EP, or live performance and create an "internal hyperlink" for each one, like this
```
[[Cloe]]
```
. If there are any celebrity or real-life references, add a list of them to the List of Famous References in Universes page, placing them under a heading that outlines the form of media the celebrity appeared in and putting in parenthesis "()" who they are referencing.
30. Add a
```
==Locations==
```
 heading here as well, and follow the steps as mentioned before. Under this heading, there will be any locations that appear in music videos associated with the album or inside any album booklets. There will also be the locations of live performance concerts. These real places should also be included on the List of Famous References in Universes.
31. Add a
```
==Credits==
```
 heading and include the real writers, voice actor performers, producers, production companies, labels, and just about anyone credited with helping the albums, singles, EPs, and live performance concerts come about.
32. Add a
```
==Universe==
```
 and add the universe the particular album, single, EP, and live performance falls under. For external music videos, if the video is not related to a Bratz soundtrack, then the Universe will always be "Pre-debut & Doll Universe". Add a link to Bratzpack Wiki Universe reference guide using a code similar to this:
```
[[Bratz Universes|Starrin' & Stylin' Universe]]
```
33. Add a
```
==Trivia==
```
 heading towards the bottom of the page as well. Insert any information about the music that doesn't fit anywhere else on the page.
34. Finally, put in the categories the Music album, single, EP, or live performance falls under. Review the #"Media,\_Games,\_and\_Electronics"\_Pages below.

### Websites (Including Social Media)

On this Fandom Wiki, **Websites** are defined as any space built online for commercial, promotional, and/or social networking usage, such as the official website and social media websites. App Games will not be included here, though. They will be treated like the other **Games**. A grand list of websites associated with Bratz can be found at Bratz Websites.

1. Editors will always start on the Main Collection or fashion line's page. The front page of the Website should give a hint as to which collection or fashion line was updated to promote. Earlier Bratz pages promoted a line on the front page before allowing visitors to "Enter". On the Main Collection's page, there should be a #Bratzpack\_Fandom\_Tab\_Template\_for\_Collections at the top. Click the tab that's labeled "Media, Games, and Electronics". On that page, create the heading
```
==Bratz Websites==
```
. Review #Adding\_to\_the\_"Collection"\_and\_"Spin-Offs"\_Pages and #Starting\_a\_"Line"\_Page again for more clarity as to how to do this.
2. Insert the #Bratzpack\_Fandom\_Gallery\_Format under the new heading created. Add a photo of the product to the gallery and link to a new page that's titled the name of the Website (if one doesn't already exist).
3. Create a new page for the Website by clicking the new link made. On the new page, create a
```
==Lines==
```
 heading, then create an internal hyperlink to the original Main Collection or Line associated with the Audio & Visual Media or Game. Keep this heading towards the bottom of the page, only above the
```
==Universe==
```
 heading, as more information is added.
4. Add other Bratz fashion collections or lines and playsets that made cameos in the Audio & Visual Media or Game besides the Main Collection (which should already be in this section). Many different lines or collections often make cameos on the Websites, even if they aren't shown on the front page. They might often be different from the main fashion line or collection the Website is associated with. If no other lines make cameos, just keep the Main Collection under the heading.
5. Add an internal hyperlink around each fashion line on the list, like this
```
[[Bratz Fashion Line]]
```
. Create a gallery with photos, using a regular gallery code
```
<gallery>Insert image.jpg</gallery>
```
.
6. Search for the cameo's "Collection" page. Find the Collection through the subcategories, explained in #What\_Goes\_Under\_the\_"Collection"\_and\_"Spin-Offs"\_Pages?, under the drop-down menu at the top of Bratzpack Wiki. Editors can also check the "grand list" Bratz Collection.
7. Once found, under that page's "Media, Games, and Electronics tab", found on the #Bratzpack\_Fandom\_Tab\_Template\_for\_Collections, search for media headings
```
==Websites==
```
. Editors can create one if there isn't one associated with the cameo fashion line yet. Create a subheading called
```
===Cameos===
```
. List the Website around an internal hyperlink based on first year of release, like
```
[[2001 Website]]
```
, to link back to the Website's page.
8. Remember to add the name of the Website to the "grand list" Bratz Websites. For more information about how to add to the "grand list" pages, review #Bratz\_Websites.
9. Head back to the Website page and add a gallery of photos from the website. The gallery code
```
<gallery>image.jpg</gallery>
```
 should be placed there. For more information about the gallery, #Bratzpack\_Fandom\_Gallery\_Format.
10. Add Characters, creating a heading like this:
```
==Characters==
```
. Create subheadings, like
```
===Bratz Pack===
```
, to coincide with the subcategories under the "Bratz Pack" drop-down menu at the top of the Bratzpack Wiki. These subcategories are elaborated on under *#Who Belongs Under the "Bratz Pack" Pages?* found on How To Contribute to Bratz Pack Pages. List the characters and create an "internal hyperlink" for each one, like this
```
[[Cloe]]
```
. If there are any celebrity or real-life references, add a list of them to the List of Famous References in Universes page, placing them under a heading that outlines the form of media the celebrity appeared in and putting in parenthesis "()" who they are referencing.
11. Add all Known sections of the former website w/ descriptions (if possible), including games and intro videos; start each section with the heading
```
==Website Navigation==
```
 and subheadings with each section, like
```
===About Us===
```
.
12. Add a list of locations under a
```
==Locations==
```
 heading. Then, add internal hyperlinks, like
```
[[Stilesville]]
```
, for each location. If clicked, it should either link to a location already posted, revealing a drop-down menu of the location, or create a new page.
13. On the new page, it should be titled the name of the location. Add a summary of the location, a central photo of the location, placed in the center, using a URL file code, like
```
[[File:image.jpg|000px|center]]
```
, and a gallery of other photos of the location on the location's page. Use the gallery code
```
<gallery>image.jpg</gallery>
```
 to insert the other photos into the gallery. Learn more about doing this under #Bratzpack\_Fandom\_Gallery\_Format. If the location references a real place, add it to the List of Famous References in Universes.
14. Create a
```
==Media==
```
 heading on the location's page. Place the Website under this heading along with an internal hyperlink linking the location back to the Website.
15. On the location's page, under a
```
==Lines==
```
 section, add the associated Bratz Collection or Lines from the Website.
16. Remember to post the location on the "grand list" Bratz Locations. For more information as to how to add this location to the grand list page, read #Bratz\_Locations.
17. Head back to the Website page and create a heading called
```
==Music==
```
. Add any music and lyrics that made an appearance on the Website underneath this heading. Create internal hyperlinks for each song. To learn more about how to add to each song's page, review #Music.
18. Once users click one of the hyperlinks, if there isn't a page that matches the song already, it should open a new page. The new page should have the lyrics of the song on it. There should also be a heading that looks like
```
==Media==
```
. List the Website the song appeared in under this heading, creating an internal hyperlink back to the Website's page:
```
[[Name of Website]]
```
.
19. Add any music videos and lyric videos for the song on the page, as well as those who performed the song, wrote it, etc. Refer to the #Music section for more information.
20. At the bottom of the song's page, there should be a heading called
```
==Universes==
```
. Under this heading, there should be a list of Universes this song was found in. Add the Universe that is connected to the Website. To review Bratz Universes, read #Bratz\_Universes.
21. Add the song to the "grand list" Bratz\_Music page. For more information about how to add to this page, review #Bratz\_Music.
22. Add an
```
==Audio & Visual Media==
```
 and a
```
==Games==
```
 section. Make a list of games, Web series, and blog stories from the websites. Add internal hyperlinks to all of them. Follow the format for #Printed\_Materials and #Audio\_&\_Visual\_Media/Games.
23. Add a
```
==Creators and Producers==
```
 section and list any web developers or anyone involved in the website design.
24. Add a
```
==Universes==
```
 section and list all of the universes the website was intended to cover. The official website often mostly promoted the dolls, making them fall into the "Pre-debut & Doll" Universe. Third-party websites may have focused on the Movies, Series, and other Audio & Visual Media, Printed Materials, Games, Music, etc. Add a link to Bratzpack Wiki Universe reference guide using a code similar to this:
```
[[Bratz Universes|Starrin' & Stylin' Universe]]
```
25. Add a
```
==Trivia==
```
 section. In this section, include any other information that doesn't fit neatly into any of the other categories.
26. Finally, put in the categories for the Website. Review the #"Media,\_Games,\_and\_Electronics"\_Pages below.

### Media Gathering Format Tip

When collecting information or when trying to decide headings on new media pages, try examining this heading list:

* Release date

(Consider when the form of media was released. If only the year of release is known, that's fine to place in this type of section.)

* DVD Menus

(This applies to all films that were released on DVD. Some information about the Bratz can be found in special features menus, so they are more important than people realize.)

* Platforms/Consoles

(Bratz video games have appeared on many different types of platforms and consoles. It's helpful to include that information when creating a page about a video game.)

* Locations (screenshots)

(All Media pages should list any location visible in the particular form of media. There is also a grand list, simply called Bratz Locations, to put the information on. If there are images of the locations, they should be uploaded onto each page talking about the locations.)

* School Classes and Activities

(This section is just important for gathering information. This information could be useful on a Bratz Locations page, particularly for one of their schools).

* Producers, written by, directed by, etc

(This section applies to all forms of Media. It's helpful to gather as many workers and developers as possible. They should also be placed under the "Creators and Producers" drop-down menu at the top of the Bratzpack Wiki.

* Characters (Voice Overs, Screenshots)

(There must be a simple list of characters on each media page that appeared in the form of media. It's also helpful to include voice actors in "()" next to the character's name, also placing the name of the actor in one of the subcategories found under the "Creators and Producers" drop-down menu. Also, considering uploading images of the other characters not included in the Bratz Pack or Your Thing.)

* Music

(Try to listen carefully to the media and list all of the music that appeared in the particular form of media. Create links for the music, creating new pages or linking them lyric pages that are already available; see "Music" section of this formatting page)

* Outfits (screenshots)

(For the Bratz Pack members or Your Thing, try to find images of all of the outfits they've worn in each form of media. There will be headings listing each line the outfits come from.)

* Playsets (besides locations)

(Sometimes, Bratz playsets appear in the media. A list of those playsets could be useful, too. If the playset is designed to be a location, it should also be included on the Bratz Locations page.)

* Gameplay Options and Menus (For Video Games; Screenshots)

(This is optional. Sometimes, extra gameplay options fill out the story and add more context to a game. Menus could include bonus content.)

* Summary

(A full, detailed summary of the form of media should be placed here. Think about it as if you're a detective observing every detail about a person. Write what happened in a way that would help other users understand the plot and the characters better. This page will often be used as evidence on one of the "Bratz Pack" pages, so please be mindful of that.)

* Trivia

(Any information about a form of media that breaks from the summary's main storyline, but could be interesting information about the story not really mentioned.)

* Universe

(On each form of media's page, it should state what universe it comes from, as mentioned before.)

### (Coming Soon)

Users might see this a lot on the Media pages. In fact, it may show up at the end of sentences. This means that the information is desired and accessible to some capacity, but not openly available yet. Users can assist by filling in the blanks. Whenever users get their media from a third-party source, but aren't able to gather all information about the product, coming soon should be at the end of it.

At the top, there will be a

```
{{Stub}}
```
.

It will be there asking users to help fill in the "coming soon" blanks. The admin will often add "coming soon" to a sentence if they are asking for a little more information or even better photos. Admins would like users to operate like detectives or spies, gathering as much intel as possible.

## "Grand List" Pages

There will be a few grand list pages that may appear on Bratzpack Wiki

### Bratz Locations

On this page, the locations will be divided into sections, using "headings" describing the types of cities that have existed in all of the Bratz Universes. One example of a type of location would be:

```
==Bratz Cities==
```

Under "Bratz Cities", all of the locations that appear as the Bratz's hometown will be listed. (And yes, there are more Bratz Cities than just Stilesville).

Each location will be listed with an "internal hyperlink". Any locations associated with a primary location will be separated by bullet points underneath the primary one. The bullet point menu can be found on the top gray bar on the "Edit" screen of each page, click Advanced, and there should be a bullet point listing. Editors can also add an asterisk (\*) to make a bullet point.

An example of how it should look:

```
*[[The Mall]]
```

Editors can then click the link to create a new page. On that page, editors can give information about the location, what universe and form of media the location made an appearance in, lines associated with the location, and screenshots or photos of the location.

On the Locations page, keep in mind:

* Some listed locations are from the same Bratz Universe, and may appear the same, but have different names within two different media or collection interpretations.
* Some locations may be from the same Bratz Universe, appear differently, but have the same name within two different media or collection interpretations.
* Some locations may be from entirely different Bratz Universes, but have the same name and/or visual imagery within two different media or collection interpretations.

In all three cases, they should be combined onto one page. Review the "#Bratz\_Universes" section on this formatting page for clarity.

For example, the smoothie bar in the Bratz Rock Angelz, PS2 and GC (Video Game) is simply called "Smoothie Bar", while in the Fashion Pixiez (Film), it's called "Juice Bar". Though the location has two different names in two different forms of media, the location appears the same visually and comes from the same Bratz Universe. Therefore, the locations will be combined onto one page with a summary explaining the differences.

Another example would be one location listed in several forms of media within the same Bratz Universe, but it appears differently visually every time. In this case, they'd also be combined, but, on the new page, editors would be expected to list the form of media each type comes from, simply stating in the summary when the difference occurred. In the Bratz Forever Diamondz, GBA (Video Game), they have the "Middleton" location; The Bratz Passion 4 Fashion Diamondz (Film) also has "Middleton" as a location. However, they don't look anything alike. They would still appear on the same page.

The final example would be one location being from two different Bratz universes, maybe often carrying the same name or some of the same images visually in two or more different forms of media. In the Bratz The Video: Starrin' & Stylin' (Film) and in the Bratz Rock Angelz (Film), "Stiles High" is a location. However, the two locations appear different visually, have different teachers, and come from entirely different universes. They would still be combined with "headings" describing the #Bratz\_Universes they come from. There should also be two different summaries and other information regarding both should be separated.

* In any case where a location serves the same function, but does not share name, visual image, or Bratz Universe, they will not be combined.

Example: The "E-Cafe" playset location has a different name from "Cafe Espresso" found in the Bratz Rock Angelz, PS2 and GC (Video Game); they also don't look much alike. These two types of cafes would be separated.

### Bratz Music

Under this section, there will be a grand list of Bratz music from all of the Bratz Universes. They will be categorized under headings that match the form of media the music was first released in. One example of a type of media would be:

```
==Show Me What You Got ft. BoA and Howie D (Backstreet Boys)==
```

All of the songs that appeared on that EP or Single would appear under this heading.

Each song will be listed with an "internal hyperlink". For example:

```
[[Can You Feel The Beat]]
```

Editors can then click the link to create a new page, if it hasn't already been created. If it has, simply link it with an internal hyperlink. Follow the "Music" section mentioned above on this formatting page.

### Bratz Movies, Series, and Live Performances

Under this section, there will be a grand list of Bratz movies, series, and live performances from all of the Bratz Universes. They will be categorized under headings that match the type of media they were first released in. One example of a type of media would be:

```
==Animated TV Series==
```

Each movie or series will be listed with an "internal hyperlink". For example:

```
[[Bratz: C.I.Y Shoppe (Web Series)]]
```

Editors can then click the link to create a new page. When adding to the new page, if it hasn't already been created, follow the "Audio/Visual" and "Media Gathering Format Tip" sections mentioned on this formatting page. Live Performances will follow the "Audio/Visual" format.

### Bratz Games

Under this section, there will be a list of Bratz Video Games, Board Games, Card Games, and any other games. They will be categorized under headings that match the type of platform/console they were released in. One example of a type of media would be:

```
==Console Games==
```

Each game will be listed with an "internal hyperlink". For example:

```
[[Bratz Rock Angelz (PS2, GC Video Game)]]
```

Editors can then click the link to create a new page. When adding to the new page, if it hasn't already been created, follow the "Audio/Visual" sections mentioned on this formatting page.

### Bratz Books, Stories, and Magazines

Under this section, there will be a grand list of all of the Bratz books, stories, and magazines released. They will be categorized under headings that match their collection series name. One example of this might be:

```
==Clued In! Series==
```

For all of the books that are not part of a greater series, they will fall under:

```
==Misc.==
```

Each book or magazine will be listed with an "internal hyperlink". For example:

```
[[Sasha: Hip-Hop Hot!]]
```

Editors can then click the link to create a new page, if one hasn't been made already. When adding to the page, follow the "Printed Materials" section of this formatting page.

### Bratz Commercials, Ads, Trailers, and Promotional Events

Under this section, there will be a grand list of all of the Bratz commercials, ads, and trailers released. They will be categorized under headings that match their type. For example:

```
==Bratz Trailers==
```

Each media will be listed with an "internal hyperlink". For example"

```
[[Bratz Princess Commercial]]
```

Editors can then click the link to create a new page, if one hasn't been made already. Follow the "Audio and Visual" section on this formatting page.

### Bratz Websites

Under this section, there will be a grand list of all of the Bratz Website editions, along with second and third party websites. They will be categorized according to whether they are a main website, secondary, or third. For example:

```
==Main==
```

Each Website will be listed with an "internal hyperlink". For example:

```
[[Bratz 2001 Website]]
```

Editors can then click the link to create a new page, if one hasn't been made already. Follow the "Websites" section on this formatting page.

### Bratz Doll Collection

Under this section, there will be a grand list of all of the Bratz dolls released. They will be categorized under headings that match their release year. For example:

```
==2004==
```

Each doll line will be listed with an "internal hyperlink" that leads back to the subcategories under the "Collection" drop down menu on the Bratzpack Wiki. By scrolling through those lists, editors can find the matching collection and link it back to the grand list. For example:

```
[[Bratz Flaunt It!]]
```

Some lines are combined with other lines. Though they are combined under the "Collection" menu, they should all be listed separately on the grand list, yet linked back to the same page they are combined with. In order to do that, use this code:

```
[[Sweetz Collections|Bratz iCandy]]
```

All of the "Grand List" pages will have the category "Collection" and then, if applicable, the same name as the page.

## Categories

Standard "Categories" are usually a natural part of the Fandom/Wiki's design. These "Categories" are found at the bottom of the page when a page is complete. There's usually a drop-down menu to add a new category. When editing a page, the category will also appear as a code at the bottom of the page. Editors can add another code while editing.

### Main "Collection" Pages

For the main pages, 2001-2009, 2010-2014, 2015-2016, and 2018-Present, they will only have the Categories based on the drop-down menu. All of these menus are listed under "Collection".
So the Category should look like this:

```
[[Category:Collection]]
```

### New "Collection" Pages

For the "Line" pages that are created under the main "Collection" headings, the Categories created depend on the *"Collection"* Tab, set up by the Template:Tab Template, as explained above. As mentioned before, the "Collection" Tab Template has 5 categories:

* Introduction
* Dolls and Packs
* Playsets
* Merchandise
* Media, Games, and Electronics

All of the "Tabs" should have categories that are:

1. Connected to the overall drop-down menu it falls under at the top of the Bratzpack Fandom Wiki. In this case, all "Line" pages should have:

```
[[Category:Collection]]
```

2. Connected to the "era" the line is associated with, according to the era under the "Collection" drop-down menu.
Example:

```
[[Category:2001-2009]]
```

3. Connected to one or more "aesthetic" categories associated with the line, which would be listed under the heading on the "Collection" main pages. Though the line may be listed under one category on the main page, when a new page is started, more than one category may be listed under the "Category" section at the very bottom of the page.
Example:

```
[[Category:Street Fashions]]
[[Category:Evening]]
```

The "aesthetic" categories are:

* Street Fashions
* Logos
* Shopping
* Domestic (Home and LifeStyle)
* Evening
* Glow-Light-Up
* Party
* Retro-Vintage
* Motorcycle Styles
* Back to School-Fall Fashions
* Winter
* Spring
* Summer-Spring Break-Nautical
* Holidays
* Sporty
* Outdoors
* Western-Equestrian
* Action
* Travel
* Music
* Movies-Film
* Fancy-Preppy-Posh
* Sparkle-Shine
* Baby
* Children
* Animals
* Electronic-Interactive
* Careers
* Design-Styling
* Storybook-Fantasy
* Social Campaigns
* Dark-Gothic-Masquerade
* New Age-Space Age
* Amusement
* Food
* Runway
* Punk and Outrageous
* Bratz

4. Aside from the Introduction, the other "Tabs" should also have a category defining the "Tab" they actually fall under.
Example:

```
[[Category:Dolls and Packs]]
```

5. If there is room, editors can also try adding a list of lines that appear on the page. Some pages have more than one line listed and combined, so these categories can help people find missing lines that may be hidden on certain pages. An example of a line category:

```
[[Category:Bratz Secret Date]]
```

Line categories are completely optional.

6. If there is room, editors can also try adding a list of characters released with the lines. These categories can help people find their favorite dolls and all of the lines they were released in. An example of a character category:

```
[[Category:Cloe]]
```

### Main "Spin-Offs" Pages

For main pages Bratz Babyz & Itsy Bitsy, Bratz Kidz, Lil' Angelz, Bratzillaz, Lil' Bratz Pack, and Bratz Petz & Bratz Ponyz, they will operate similarly to the "Collection" pages except their main pages will have the Category:

```
[[Category:Spin-Offs]]
```

### New "Spin-Offs" Pages

For the "Line" pages that are created under the main "Spin-Offs" pages, the categories created depend on the *"Collection"* Tab, set up by the Template:Tab Template, as explained above. As mentioned before, the "Collection" Tab Template has 5 categories:

* Introduction
* Dolls and Packs
* Playsets
* Merchandise
* Media, Games, and Electronics

All of the "Tabs" should have categories that are

1. Connected to the overall drop-down menu it falls under at the top of the Bratzpack Fandom Wiki. In this case, all "Line" pages should have

```
[[Category:Collection]]
```

2. Connected to the "Spin-Off" the line is associated with under the "Spin-Offs" drop-down menu at the top of the Bratzpack Fandom Wiki.
Example:

```
[[Category:Bratz Babyz & Itsy Bitsy]]
```

3. Connected to one or more "aesthetic" categories associated with the line, which would be listed under the headings on the "Collection" pages
Example:

```
[[Category:Street Fashions]]
```

The "aesthetic" categories are:

* Street Fashions
* Logos
* Shopping
* Domestic (Home and LifeStyle)
* Evening
* Glow-Light-Up
* Party
* Retro-Vintage
* Motorcycle Styles
* Back to School-Fall Fashions
* Winter
* Spring
* Summer-Spring Break-Nautical
* Holidays
* Sporty
* Outdoors
* Western-Equestrian
* Action
* Travel
* Music
* Movies-Film
* Fancy-Preppy-Posh
* Sparkle-Shine
* Baby
* Children
* Animals
* Electronic-Interactive
* Careers
* Design-Styling
* Storybook-Fantasy
* Social Campaigns
* Dark-Gothic-Masquerade
* New Age-Space Age
* Amusement
* Food
* Runway
* Punk and Outrageous
* Bratz

4. Aside from the Introduction, the other "Tabs" should also have a category defining the "Tab" they actually fall under.
Example:

```
[[Category:Dolls and Packs]]
```

If there's already a "Spin-Offs" line associated with another "spin-off" or "Collections" page, add the new categories to the page that has already been created.

### "Media, Games, and Electronics" Pages

For the "Media" pages that are created under the "Media, Games, and Electronics" Tab, the following categories should apply:

1. The title of the "drop-down menu" the media is associated with at the top of the Bratzpack Fandom Wiki. In this case, all of them should have:

```
[[Category:Collection]]
```

2. The "era" the media is associated with according to the drop-down menus under "Collection" at the top of the Bratzpack Fandom Wiki.
For example:

```
[[Category:2010-2014]]
```

3. The "headings" listed under the "Media, Games, and Electronics" Tab.

* Printed Material
* Audio & Visual Media
* Games
* Music
* Websites

For example:

```
[[Category:Printed Material]]
```

If the media covers more than one of the "headings", it should have all of the categories it falls under.

4. The **Bratz Universe(s)** the media comes from.
For example:

```
[[Category:10th Anniversary]]
```

Sometimes, media can overlap many different Universes. In this case, more than one of the Universes associated with the media should be listed as a categories.

5. If there's room, the line(s) associated.
For example:

```
[[Category:Bratz iCandy]]
```

## References

This fandom wiki aims to provide as many sources as possible to verify information. This means it will be important to add references for information that's not so obvious. If the source for the information isn't placed anywhere in the fandom wiki, then it's considered an "external hyperlink". If the source for the information can be found on Bratzpack Wiki, then place in an "internal hyperlink". These links can be included in a **reference** section at the very bottom of each page.

In order to add references, editors first need to make a reference section. Editors can do this by putting in the reference code

```
<references/>
```

This code should be at the end of all the words on the page.

The second code needed should be used after every sentence that needs a reference

```
<ref></ref>
```

The external and/or internal link should be placed within this code. For example:

*The Bratz pack member was supposed to be released in 2003.* Then place the reference code:

External Hyperlink:

```
<ref>whatever.com</ref>
```

Internal Hyperlink:

```
<ref>[[Bratz 1st Edition]]</ref>
```

The information should appear at the bottom of the page.

# Samples and Format Practice

Below will be links of a Sample Page and Format Practice.

* Collection (Samples)
* Format Practice
* For more ways to "follow the format", return to How To Follow The Format.