Editing User:Evolena

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= Sections =

So, SectionTemplate (but not HeaderTemplate) is considered a level 2 title for the Table of Content.

== Syntax ==

{{HeaderTemplate 
| welcome = Header Template ("welcome" parameter)
| blurb = "blurb" parameter
}}

<div class="middle">
{{SectionTemplate

| title = Section Template ("title" parameter)
| content = Content ("content" parameter)

This Section Template is within a "div" element with the class "middle"
}}
</div>

<div class="middle">
{{SectionTemplate

| title = Another Section Template within a "div" element with the same class "middle"
| content = No problem having several sections with the same class without the grid-container
}}
</div>

{{SectionTemplate

| title = Section Template without a div element
| content = Not even need the div and class outside of a grid-container
}}

== Grid ==

<div class="grid-container">

<div class="header">
{{SectionTemplate
| title = Header Section (not Template)
| content = Content of a Section Template with the class "header", into a grid-container
}}
</div>

<div class="left">
{{SectionTemplate
| title = Left Section
| content = Content with the class "left", into a grid-container

Will go between the "middle2" and "middle3" sections if the screen width is less than 600px
}}
</div>

<div class="middle">
{{SectionTemplate
| title = Middle Section
| content = Content with the class "middle", into a grid-container
}}
</div>

<div class="middle">
{{SectionTemplate
| title = Middle Section bis
| content = Content with the class "middle", into a grid-container - again

Without incrementing the class name, the sections overlap when in a grid-container
}}
</div>

<div class="middle2">
{{SectionTemplate
| title = Middle 2 Section
| content = Content with the class "middle2", into a grid-container

Incrementing the class name prevents overlaping
}}
</div>

<div class="middle2">
{{SectionTemplate
| title = Middle 2 Section bis
| content = Content with the class "middle2", into a grid-container - again

Incrementing the class name prevents overlaping, but still can't have several "middle#" sections
}}
</div>

<div class="middle3">
{{SectionTemplate
| title = Middle 3 Section
| content = Content with the class "middle3", into a grid-container
}}
</div>

<div class="middle3">
{{SectionTemplate
| title = Middle 3 Section bis
| content = Content with the class "middle3", into a grid-container - overlap again
}}
</div>

<div class="right">
{{SectionTemplate
| title = Right Section
| content = Content with the class "right", into a grid-container

Is forgotten in the less than 1200px and 600px width CSS, so will go below and right of the footer... so not really usable
}}
</div>

<div class="footer">
{{SectionTemplate
| title = Footer Section
| content = Content with the class "footer", into a grid-container
}}
</div>

</div>


=== Without "left" and "right" grid areas ===

Some space is still reserved for the missing grid areas

<div class="grid-container">

<div class="header">
{{SectionTemplate
| title = A Grid without "left" and "right" grid areas
| content = Content of a Section Template with the class "header", into a grid-container without "left" and "right" grid areas
}}
</div>

<div class="middle">
{{SectionTemplate
| title = Middle Section
| content = Content with the class "middle", into a grid-container without "left" and "right" grid areas
}}
</div>

<div class="middle2">
{{SectionTemplate
| title = Middle 2 Section
| content = Content with the class "middle2", into a grid-container without "left" and "right" grid areas
}}
</div>

<div class="middle3">
{{SectionTemplate
| title = Middle 3 Section
| content = Content with the class "middle3", into a grid-container without "left" and "right" grid areas
}}
</div>

<div class="footer">
{{SectionTemplate
| title = Footer Section
| content = Content with the class "footer", into a grid-container without "left" and "right" grid areas
}}
</div>

</div>

= Formatting =

 Start with a whitespace for code block

= Transclusion =

 <nowiki>{{Turn off victory points}}</nowiki>

Add a leading colon to adress the Main namespace instead of the Templates:

 <nowiki>{{:Turn off victory points}}</nowiki>

{{:Turn off victory points}}

== Partial transclusion ==

-- From the Wikimedia documentation

The partial inclusion is defined from the transcluded page, not the transcluding one. Use the "noinclude", "includeonly" or "onlyinclude" (seriously ??) tags in the '''source''' page:

* "noinclude" -> visible in the source page, not transcluded in the target page
* "includeonly" -> invisible in the source page, transcluded in the target page
* "onlyinclude" -> visible on both pages (/!\ no matter the 2 other tags, especially "includeonly" will be ignored - also, this one is still wikified even into a "nowiki" tag)

= Icons =

== "icon" ==

* Uppercase, no space: {{icon|Civics}}
* Uppercase, space: {{icon| Civics}}
* Lowercase, no space: {{icon|civics}}
* Lowercase, space: {{icon| civics}}

-> no effect in the syntax, nor the linked page

* 12px: {{icon|civics|12px}} {{icon|training|12px}}
* 14px: {{icon|civics|14px}} {{icon|training|14px}}
* 16px: {{icon|civics|16px}} {{icon|training|16px}}
* 18px: {{icon|civics|18px}} {{icon|training|18px}}

-> no effect (16x17 for civics for a 40x42 file / 16x22 for training for a 31x42 file)
		
* File 18px: [[File:Civics.png|18x18px|Civics]] (17x18)
* File 28px: [[File:Civics.png|28px|link=Laws]] (28x29)
-> size taken into account

== "Icon/x" ==

 <nowiki>{{icon/t | training}}</nowiki>

{{icon/t | training}}

* links to the page "Resources"
* only for parameters listed under the letter, otherwise displays an error message
* 28px

 <nowiki>{{icon | training}}</nowiki>

{{icon | training}}

* links to the page "Training"
* whatever the parameter is - if the image doesn't exist (only jpg and png), then displays "No Icon Found"
* 16px

= Other Templates =

== Infobox ==

{{infobox
| title = "title" parameter - or title of the current page
| name = "name" parameter - no
| image = 
| section1 = "section1" parameter - no
| info1 = "info1" parameter - no
| info1value = "info1value" parameter - no
| info2 = "info2" parameter - no
| info2value = "info2value" parameter - no
| param1 = "param1" parameter
| param2 = "param2" parameter
| param3 = "param3" parameter
| param4 = "param4" parameter
| param5 = "param5" parameter
| param6 = "param6" parameter - no
}}

An image can go between the title and the parameters table.

Need to be duplicated to customize the Parameter 1/2/3/4/5 names?

The style is quite plain too.

The infobox used on the "Old World" page assume to be using a template with the same name, but different parameters (name, section1, info1, info1value, with at least 8 info possible)

== Ambox ==

{{ambox
| type  = notice
| text  = "text" parameter with 'notice' as the type - default
}}

{{ambox
| type  = speedy
| text  = "text" parameter with 'speedy' as the type
}}

Only "Templates Information icon.png" exists in this wiki files for the different supported types:

* speedy     = Ambox warning pn.png
* delete     = Ambox warning pn.png
* content    = Ambox content.png
* style      = Edit-clear.png
* move       = Ambox move.png
* protection = Ambox protection.png
* other      = Ambox warning blue.png
* notice     = Templates Information icon.png
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 | title = Middle 3 Section bis
 | content = Content with the class "middle3", into a grid-container - overlap again
-}}
-</div>
-<div class="middle4">
-{{SectionTemplate
-| title = Middle 4 Section bis
-| content = Content with the class "middle4", into a grid-container
-Unknown classes are displayed below left of the header in large width, and below 1200px in an additionnal "column" just right of the header (WTF?) between the header/middle/footer sections and the right section (which is still below the footer)
 }}
 </div>