Template:NoComp: Difference between revisions

From ChoralWiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search
mNo edit summary
mNo edit summary
Line 4: Line 4:
'''Main form (without "enhancements"):'''
'''Main form (without "enhancements"):'''
<pre>{{NoComp|Title of work|Composer name}}</pre>
<pre>{{NoComp|Title of work|Composer name}}</pre>
creates a link to <font color=blue>Title of work (Composer name)</font> which displays as ''<font color=blue>Title of work</font>'', ie. without the composer name.  It is intended as a shortcut for having to type:
creates a link to [[Title of work (Composer name]] which displays as {{NoComp|Title of work|Composer name}}, ie. without the composer name.  It is intended as a shortcut for having to type:
<pre>[[Title of work(Composer name)|''Title of work'']]</pre>
<pre>[[Title of work(Composer name)|''Title of work'']]</pre>
and results in a great saving of effort and filesize on composer pages, which frequently use this construct.
and results in a great saving of effort and filesize on composer pages, which frequently use this construct.

Revision as of 15:27, 12 December 2008

[[{{{1}}} ({{{2}}})|{{{1}}}]]

Usage:

Main form (without "enhancements"):

{{NoComp|Title of work|Composer name}}

creates a link to Title of work (Composer name which displays as Title of work, ie. without the composer name. It is intended as a shortcut for having to type:

[[Title of work(Composer name)|''Title of work'']]

and results in a great saving of effort and filesize on composer pages, which frequently use this construct.

Complete form (with "enhancements"):

{{NoComp|Middle|Composer|Tail|Alt-tail|Front|Alt-front}}

Which produces a link to FrontMiddleTail (Composer) that displays as Alt-frontMiddleAlt-tail . Note: If italics and/or spaces are desired in the prepended Alt-front and/or appended Alt-tail, they must be explicitly supplied. For example:

{{NoComp|Middle|Composer|Tail|{{sp}}Alt-tail|Front|''Alt-front''{{sp}}}}

which produces the same link as above, displayed as Alt-front Middle Alt-tail.