Difference between revisions of "Wikispooks:Templates"
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| − | Wikispooks has some content-specific templates (i.e. relating to a particular page or couple of pages), mostly of a fairly simple nature - i.e. a badge or a list of links. These are gradually being replaced by {{SMW}}-based approaches which have shown themselves easier to maintain and generalise upon, so ''Single Issue Templates are deprecated as of January 2014'' - although they can still be used if available, it is not recommended to create any more. {{DebateHere}} | + | Wikispooks has some content-specific templates (i.e. relating to a particular page or couple of pages), mostly of a fairly simple nature - i.e. a badge or a list of links. For example, [[Template:Snowden-Greenwald]]. |
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==Semantic Templates== | ==Semantic Templates== | ||
Revision as of 06:35, 31 January 2014
Mediawiki's system of templates provides a convenient macro-language to allow efficient re-use of material and standardisation of presentation. This page assumes that you are already familiar with them and gives a quick overview of how they are currently used on WikiSpooks.
Single Issue Templates
Wikispooks has some content-specific templates (i.e. relating to a particular page or couple of pages), mostly of a fairly simple nature - i.e. a badge or a list of links. For example, Template:Snowden-Greenwald.
These are gradually being replaced by SMW-based approaches which have shown themselves easier to maintain and generalise upon, so Single Issue Templates are deprecated as of January 2014 - although they can still be used if available, it is not recommended to create any more. Use the discussion page to start a debate about this.
Semantic Templates
- Full article: WikiSpooks:Semantic Templates
- Full article: WikiSpooks:Semantic Templates
Wikispooks uses the Semantic Mediawiki extension to allow integration of machine readable with human readable content. This is done exclusively through so-called 'Semantic Templates' as opposed to those that only handle human readable text, layout information, images etc.
Template Parameters
A standardisation policy is still under review and will be announced in early 2014.
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