User talk:ATHSE
Template:F or Template:Tt
According to the usage in the Template:Tt, there is actually no need to replace
{{f|Locomotor|{4A582744-9839-11d1-B709-00A024DDAFD1}|link}}
(Locomotor={4A582744-9839-11d1-B709-00A024DDAFD1}) with
<tt>Locomotor={4A582744-9839-11d1-B709-00A024DDAFD1}</tt>
(Locomotor={4A582744-9839-11d1-B709-00A024DDAFD1}).
If you just want to unlink, you can simply remove the|link
at the end, like this:
{{f|Locomotor|{4A582744-9839-11d1-B709-00A024DDAFD1} }}
(Locomotor={4A582744-9839-11d1-B709-00A024DDAFD1})
- The space here(
D1} }}
) exists to separate the closing}
of clsid from the wiki template's}}
Personally, I prefer to regard Template:F as an extended version of Template:Tt, as it conveniently allows adding
key=value
formats and toggling link inclusion. :)
- Of course, even so, when choosing between Template:F and Template:Tt, it is still necessary to distinguish based on whether the content is a Flag or regular Text.
I replaced it because we already had loco links on the page, and honestly there's no sense in every possible word being a link.
I also try to keep links far enough apart that they are obviously leading to different pages, too often I see adjacent links that are hard to distinguish.
Also I know the template tt works, but I'm crossposting from modenc2 where it doesn't, and the html tt works in both cases.
I use tt when I'm referring to a keyword but don't want it to be a link, just as an idea or point of reference, and f|link when I do a key/value pair.
Hope that clarifies my thinking?
I also agree with avoiding overly dense link formats.
I simply meant that for flags, the common practice should be to use Template:F's {{f|key(|value)(|link)}}
notation.
Of course, you can choose whichever method is more convenient for you - this is just a Tip.
but I'm crossposting from modenc2 where it doesn't
Additionally, in fact, all three current wikis support Template:Tt. Did you perhaps mean Template:F? I believe the support for it should be treated as a pending issue rather than avoiding its use altogether.
Of course, the <tt>
tag directly supported by MediaWiki has the best compatibility.