<p>Honestly, coding can be pretty tricky. It took me a lot of experimenting and a lot of research to finally get the hang of it, and I'm still learning.
</p><p>I'll just give you a brief overview of what you must be seeing:
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- <center> - That shows that all the content will be centered on the page. You may see another one that says </center> That second one with the / is pretty much just a way to show that anything after that is no longer centered.
- You may also see [[File:Placeholder|center|220px]], this is just automatic and is just the placeholder picture if you want to add one.
- The "File" just shows that it's a type of media (like a picture)
- The |center| again. just shows that the picture will be centered
- The |220px| just shows how big the picture is
- You need the two lines || in between to separate "ideas" (I like to call them). Like you want it to be a picture (line) centered (line) and 220px.
- The two {{ and }} is just a way to show a template (it's pretty much you can use that over and over on a page without having to rewrite all of the coding.)
<p>If you want, you can just delete all of that, but that's optional, but you could also keep it and play around with it and see what you like
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