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From: coool9 <57592164+coool9@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sat, 20 Jun 2026 14:17:58 +0500
Subject: [PATCH] Remove out-dated stuff
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| < 250 | On fire (will explode seconds later) |
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-## Migrating from SA-MP Wiki
-
-Most of the content has been moved, but if you find a page that's missing, here's a short guide for converting content to Markdown.
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-### Getting the HTML
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-1. Click this button
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- (Firefox)
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- (Chrome)
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-2. Hover the top left of the main wiki page, in the left margin or the corner until you see `#content`
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- 
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- Or search for `
`
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- 
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-3. Copy the inner HTML of that element
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- Now you have _only_ the HTML code for the actual _content_ of the page, the stuff we care about, and you can convert it to Markdown.
-
-### Converting HTML to Markdown
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-For converting basic HTML (no tables) to Markdown use:
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-https://mixmark-io.github.io/turndown/
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-
-
-^^ Notice now it screwed up the table completely...
-
-### HTML Tables to Markdown Tables
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-Because the above tool does not support tables, use this tool:
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-https://jmalarcon.github.io/markdowntables/
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-And copy only the `
` element in:
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-
-
-### Cleaning Up
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-The conversion likely won't be perfect. So you'll have to do a bit of manual cleanup. The formatting extensions listed above should help with that but you may still need to just spend some time doing manual work.
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-If you don't have time, don't worry! Submit an unfinished draft and someone else can pick up where you left off!
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## License Agreement
All open.mp projects have a [Contributor License Agreement](https://cla-assistant.io/openmultiplayer/homepage). This basically just means you agree to let us use your work, and put it under an open-source license. When you open a Pull Request for the first time, the CLA-Assistant bot will post a link where you can sign the agreement.