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WikiAdmin: updated examples with lowercase parameters

2023-06-08T07:19:51Z

updated examples with lowercase parameters

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	Here is a simple example for how to use it:		Here is a simple example for how to use it:

	<pre>{{Citation \|~~Text~~=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book. \|~~Author~~=John Doe}}</pre>		<pre>{{Citation \|text=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book. \|author=John Doe}}</pre>

	{{Citation \|~~Text~~=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book. \|~~Author~~=John Doe}}		{{Citation \|text=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book. \|author=John Doe}}

	~~'''Note:'''~~ You see that the quoted text is nicely bracketed with large quotation marks and the author's name is shown below in capitals. This formatting is done in the template and identical for all usages of this template in all articles. (Therefore we always recommend using templates.)		{{NOTE}} You see that the quoted text is nicely bracketed with large quotation marks and the author's name is shown below in capitals. This formatting is done in the template and identical for all usages of this template in all articles. (Therefore we always recommend using templates.)

	=== Template (advanced) ===		=== Template (advanced) ===
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	A more complex example:		A more complex example:
	<pre>{{Citation		<pre>{{Citation
	\|~~Title~~=What a quotation!		\|title=What a quotation!
	\|~~Text~~=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book.		\|text=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book.
	\|~~Author~~=John Doe		\|author=John Doe
	\|~~Source~~=Reader's Digest vol. 42		\|source=Reader's Digest vol. 42
	\|ref=<ref>[http://www.somedomain.com Some website]</ref>		\|ref=<ref>[http://www.somedomain.com Some website]</ref>
	}}</pre>		}}</pre>

	{{Citation		{{Citation
	\|~~Title~~=What a quotation!		\|title=What a quotation!
	\|~~Text~~=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book.		\|text=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book.
	\|~~Author~~=John Doe		\|author=John Doe
	\|~~Source~~=Reader's Digest vol. 42		\|source=Reader's Digest vol. 42
	\|ref=<ref>[http://www.somedomain.com Some website]</ref>		\|ref=<ref>[http://www.somedomain.com Some website]</ref>
	}}		}}
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	Here is a most complex example which also shows that templates can be used in templates:		Here is a most complex example which also shows that templates can be used in templates:
	<pre>{{Citation		<pre>{{Citation
	\|~~Title~~=What a quotation!		\|title=What a quotation!
	\|~~Text~~=Dies ist ein kurzes Zitat eines wundervollen Satzes, irgendwo in einem Buch gelesen.		\|text=Dies ist ein kurzes Zitat eines wundervollen Satzes, irgendwo in einem Buch gelesen.

	You can of course use Wiki ''formatting'' elements in the quotation. '''Empty lines''' will be formatted as the beginning of a new paragraph.		You can of course use Wiki ''formatting'' elements in the quotation. '''Empty lines''' will be formatted as the beginning of a new paragraph.
	\|~~Author~~=John Doe		\|author=John Doe
	\|~~Source~~=Reader's Digest vol. 42		\|source=Reader's Digest vol. 42
	\|lang=German		\|lang=German
	\|before=>>		\|before=>>
	\|after=<<		\|after=<<
	\|~~Transcription~~=[Use this when the original quote is in a non-latin language like Hebrew, Chinese, etc.]		\|transcription=[Use this when the original quote is in a non-latin language like Hebrew, Chinese, etc.]
	\|~~Translation~~=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book.		\|translation=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book.
			\|comment=Did you know that you can even comment a citation?
	\|ref=<ref>{{REFbook		\|ref=<ref>{{REFbook
	\|last=Doe		\|last=Doe
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	{{Citation		{{Citation
	\|~~Title~~=What a quotation!		\|title=What a quotation!
	\|~~Text~~=Dies ist ein kurzes Zitat eines wundervollen Satzes, irgendwo in einem Buch gelesen.		\|text=Dies ist ein kurzes Zitat eines wundervollen Satzes, irgendwo in einem Buch gelesen.

	You can of course use Wiki ''formatting'' elements in the quotation. '''Empty lines''' will be formatted as the beginning of a new paragraph.		You can of course use Wiki ''formatting'' elements in the quotation. '''Empty lines''' will be formatted as the beginning of a new paragraph.
	\|~~Author~~=John Doe		\|author=John Doe
	\|~~Source~~=Reader's Digest vol. 42		\|source=Reader's Digest vol. 42
	\|lang=German		\|lang=German
	\|before=>>		\|before=>>
	\|after=<<		\|after=<<
	\|~~Transcription~~=[Use this when the original quote is in a non-latin language like Hebrew, Chinese, etc.]		\|transcription=[Use this when the original quote is in a non-latin language like Hebrew, Chinese, etc.]
	\|~~Translation~~=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book.		\|translation=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book.
			\|comment=Did you know that you can even comment a citation?
	\|ref=<ref>{{REFbook		\|ref=<ref>{{REFbook
	\|last=Doe		\|last=Doe

WikiAdmin: /* Template (complex) */ formattings

2023-03-27T14:30:34Z

Template (complex): formattings

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	Here is a most complex example which also shows that templates can be used in templates:		Here is a most complex example which also shows that templates can be used in templates:
	<pre>{{Citation		<pre>{{Citation
	\| Title=What a quotation!		\|Title=What a quotation!
	\| Text=Dies ist ein kurzes Zitat eines wundervollen Satzes, irgendwo in einem Buch gelesen.		\|Text=Dies ist ein kurzes Zitat eines wundervollen Satzes, irgendwo in einem Buch gelesen.

	You can of course use Wiki ''formatting'' elements in the quotation. '''Empty lines''' will be formatted as the beginning of a new paragraph.		You can of course use Wiki ''formatting'' elements in the quotation. '''Empty lines''' will be formatted as the beginning of a new paragraph.
	\| Author=John Doe		\|Author=John Doe
	\| Source=Reader's Digest vol. 42		\|Source=Reader's Digest vol. 42
	\| lang=German		\|lang=German
	\| before=>>		\|before=>>
	\| after=<<		\|after=<<
	\| Transcription=[Use this when the original quote is in a non-latin language like Hebrew, Chinese, etc.]		\|Transcription=[Use this when the original quote is in a non-latin language like Hebrew, Chinese, etc.]
	\| Translation=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book.		\|Translation=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book.
	\| ref=<ref>{{REFbook		\|ref=<ref>{{REFbook
	\| last=Doe		\|last=Doe
	\| first=John		\|first=John
	\| year=1948		\|year=1948
	\| title=The Story of My Life		\|title=The Story of My Life
	\| url=http://www.somedomain.com		\|url=http://www.somedomain.com
	\| work=Reader's Digest		\|work=Reader's Digest
	\| editor=Jim Long		\|editor=Jim Long
	\| edition=1		\|edition=1
	\| volume=42		\|volume=42
	\| chapter=8		\|chapter=8
	\| pages=42-43		\|pages=42-43
	\| location=London		\|location=London
	\| publisher=Penguin Books		\|publisher=Penguin Books
	\| isbn=1234567890123		\|isbn=1234567890123
	\| quote=Dies ist ein kurzes Zitat eines wundervollen Satzes, irgendwo in einem Buch gelesen.		\|quote=Dies ist ein kurzes Zitat eines wundervollen Satzes, irgendwo in einem Buch gelesen.
	\| accessdate=2019-09-25		\|accessdate=2019-09-25
	\| note=This is just an example!		\|note=This is just an example!
	}}</ref>		}}</ref>
	}}</pre>		}}</pre>

	{{Citation		{{Citation
	\| Title=What a quotation!		\|Title=What a quotation!
	\| Text=Dies ist ein kurzes Zitat eines wundervollen Satzes, irgendwo in einem Buch gelesen.		\|Text=Dies ist ein kurzes Zitat eines wundervollen Satzes, irgendwo in einem Buch gelesen.

	You can of course use Wiki ''formatting'' elements in the quotation. '''Empty lines''' will be formatted as the beginning of a new paragraph.		You can of course use Wiki ''formatting'' elements in the quotation. '''Empty lines''' will be formatted as the beginning of a new paragraph.
	\| Author=John Doe		\|Author=John Doe
	\| Source=Reader's Digest vol. 42		\|Source=Reader's Digest vol. 42
	\| lang=German		\|lang=German
	\| before=>>		\|before=>>
	\| after=<<		\|after=<<
	\| Transcription=[Use this when the original quote is in a non-latin language like Hebrew, Chinese, etc.]		\|Transcription=[Use this when the original quote is in a non-latin language like Hebrew, Chinese, etc.]
	\| Translation=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book.		\|Translation=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book.
	\| ref=<ref>{{REFbook		\|ref=<ref>{{REFbook
	\| last=Doe		\|last=Doe
	\| first=John		\|first=John
	\| year=1948		\|year=1948
	\| title=The Story of My Life		\|title=The Story of My Life
	\| url=http://www.somedomain.com		\|url=http://www.somedomain.com
	\| work=Reader's Digest		\|work=Reader's Digest
	\| editor=Jim Long		\|editor=Jim Long
	\| edition=1		\|edition=1
	\| volume=42		\|volume=42
	\| chapter=8		\|chapter=8
	\| pages=42-43		\|pages=42-43
	\| location=London		\|location=London
	\| publisher=Penguin Books		\|publisher=Penguin Books
	\| isbn=1234567890123		\|isbn=1234567890123
	\| quote=Dies ist ein kurzes Zitat eines wundervollen Satzes, irgendwo in einem Buch gelesen.		\|quote=Dies ist ein kurzes Zitat eines wundervollen Satzes, irgendwo in einem Buch gelesen.
	\| accessdate=2019-09-25		\|accessdate=2019-09-25
	\| note=This is just an example!		\|note=This is just an example!
	}}</ref>		}}</ref>
	}}		}}

WikiAdmin at 14:52, 12 November 2019

2019-11-12T14:52:35Z

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	IntactiWiki articles should always base on reliable sources from outside the IntactiWiki. Wherever possible, offer references and quote citations.		IntactiWiki articles should always base on [[Help:Editing/Verifiability\|reliable sources]] from outside the IntactiWiki. Wherever possible, offer references and quote citations.

	This subpage shows how to format citations in articles.		This subpage shows how to format citations in articles.

WikiAdmin: whereever -> wherever

2019-11-12T14:29:02Z

whereever -> wherever

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	IntactiWiki articles should always base on reliable sources from outside the IntactiWiki. ~~Whereever~~ possible, offer references and quote citations.		IntactiWiki articles should always base on reliable sources from outside the IntactiWiki. Wherever possible, offer references and quote citations.

	This subpage shows how to format citations in articles.		This subpage shows how to format citations in articles.

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2019-09-26T09:41:47Z

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WikiAdmin at 07:27, 25 September 2019

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	== Simple citations ==		== Simple citations ==

	The easiest way to format a citation, is using the classical HTML '''<nowiki><blockquote></nowiki>''' tags, like shown in the following example:		The easiest way to format a citation, is using the classical HTML '''<nowiki><blockquote></nowiki>''' tags, like shown in the following example:

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	== Citations using templates ==		== Citations using templates ==
	As the simple citation doesn't show any information about who said it when and where, we recommend using the '''[[:Template:Citation]]''' instead. Here is a simple example for how to use it:
			As the simple citation doesn't show any information about who said it when and where, we recommend using the '''[[:Template:Citation]]''' instead.

			=== Template (simple) ===

			Here is a simple example for how to use it:

	<pre>{{Citation \|Text=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book. \|Author=John Doe}}</pre>		<pre>{{Citation \|Text=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book. \|Author=John Doe}}</pre>
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	'''Note:''' You see that the quoted text is nicely bracketed with large quotation marks and the author's name is shown below in capitals. This formatting is done in the template and identical for all usages of this template in all articles. (Therefore we always recommend using templates.)		'''Note:''' You see that the quoted text is nicely bracketed with large quotation marks and the author's name is shown below in capitals. This formatting is done in the template and identical for all usages of this template in all articles. (Therefore we always recommend using templates.)

			=== Template (advanced) ===

	A more complex example:		A more complex example:
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	\|ref=<ref>[http://www.somedomain.com Some website]</ref>		\|ref=<ref>[http://www.somedomain.com Some website]</ref>
	}}		}}

			=== Template (complex) ===

	Here is a most complex example which also shows that templates can be used in templates:		Here is a most complex example which also shows that templates can be used in templates:

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IntactiWiki articles should always base on reliable sources from outside the IntactiWiki. Whereever possible, offer references and quote citations.

This subpage shows how to format citations in articles.

== Simple citations ==
The easiest way to format a citation, is using the classical HTML '''<nowiki><blockquote></nowiki>''' tags, like shown in the following example:

<pre><blockquote>This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book.</blockquote></pre>

<blockquote>This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book.</blockquote>

'''Note:''' You see that the text has been indented and marked as a quotation with a graphical element. This is done by a CSS command outside this article and globally available in the whole IntactiWiki.

== Citations using templates ==
As the simple citation doesn't show any information about who said it when and where, we recommend using the '''[[:Template:Citation]]''' instead. Here is a simple example for how to use it:

<pre>{{Citation |Text=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book. |Author=John Doe}}</pre>

{{Citation |Text=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book. |Author=John Doe}}

'''Note:''' You see that the quoted text is nicely bracketed with large quotation marks and the author's name is shown below in capitals. This formatting is done in the template and identical for all usages of this template in all articles. (Therefore we always recommend using templates.)

A more complex example:
<pre>{{Citation
|Title=What a quotation!
|Text=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book.
|Author=John Doe
|Source=Reader's Digest vol. 42
|ref=<ref>[http://www.somedomain.com Some website]</ref>
}}</pre>

{{Citation
|Title=What a quotation!
|Text=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book.
|Author=John Doe
|Source=Reader's Digest vol. 42
|ref=<ref>[http://www.somedomain.com Some website]</ref>
}}

Here is a most complex example which also shows that templates can be used in templates:
<pre>{{Citation
| Title=What a quotation!
| Text=Dies ist ein kurzes Zitat eines wundervollen Satzes, irgendwo in einem Buch gelesen.

You can of course use Wiki ''formatting'' elements in the quotation. '''Empty lines''' will be formatted as the beginning of a new paragraph.
| Author=John Doe
| Source=Reader's Digest vol. 42
| lang=German
| before=>>
| after=<<
| Transcription=[Use this when the original quote is in a non-latin language like Hebrew, Chinese, etc.]
| Translation=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book.
| ref=<ref>{{REFbook
| last=Doe
| first=John
| year=1948
| title=The Story of My Life
| url=http://www.somedomain.com
| work=Reader's Digest
| editor=Jim Long
| edition=1
| volume=42
| chapter=8
| pages=42-43
| location=London
| publisher=Penguin Books
| isbn=1234567890123
| quote=Dies ist ein kurzes Zitat eines wundervollen Satzes, irgendwo in einem Buch gelesen.
| accessdate=2019-09-25
| note=This is just an example!
}}</ref>
}}</pre>

{{Citation
| Title=What a quotation!
| Text=Dies ist ein kurzes Zitat eines wundervollen Satzes, irgendwo in einem Buch gelesen.

You can of course use Wiki ''formatting'' elements in the quotation. '''Empty lines''' will be formatted as the beginning of a new paragraph.
| Author=John Doe
| Source=Reader's Digest vol. 42
| lang=German
| before=>>
| after=<<
| Transcription=[Use this when the original quote is in a non-latin language like Hebrew, Chinese, etc.]
| Translation=This is a short quote of a wonderful sentence read somewhere in some book.
| ref=<ref>{{REFbook
| last=Doe
| first=John
| year=1948
| title=The Story of My Life
| url=http://www.somedomain.com
| work=Reader's Digest
| editor=Jim Long
| edition=1
| volume=42
| chapter=8
| pages=42-43
| location=London
| publisher=Penguin Books
| isbn=1234567890123
| quote=Dies ist ein kurzes Zitat eines wundervollen Satzes, irgendwo in einem Buch gelesen.
| accessdate=2019-09-25
| note=This is just an example!
}}</ref>
}}

{{REF}}

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