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Hi Johshh. Thanks for your additions to Norwegian election articles. I thought it might be useful to give a few tips, as your additions often have formatting problems.

  • Heading levels Top level headings in an article are created using ==, while second-level headings are created with === (and subsequent levels down by adding another =). In this edit you added a second-level heading (Slogans) without a top-level heading above it. The Slogans heading should have been added with == not ===
  • Whitespace You often leave gaps in articles by leaving two carriage returns between a table (or text) and the next heading (which you did in the endorsements section here). There should only be one carriage return between the last bit of text or table and the next heading.
  • Number alignment: In results tables numbers should be right or centre-aligned and text left-aligned. In tables like this you have made the numbers left-aligned. You can resolve this by adding the style "text-align:right" to the table, and then making the text left-aligned (see an example of fixing the table in this diff)

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