View source for ModEnc:Templates

This is a list of Templates available on ModEnc. It will be updated everytime a new one is added. Usage of these templates is simple: Just put <nowiki>{{templatename}}</nowiki> somewhere in a page's text, and it gets replaced by the template. In some cases, you have to give a parameter.

If you have ideas for more templates, feel free to suggest them on the [[ModEnc_talk:Templates|talk-page]] or code them yourself. But don't forget to update this list.

==<nowiki>{{categories}}</nowiki>==
Adds the table of categories seen on the main page. Should not be necessary somewhere else.<br>
{{categories}}

==<nowiki>{{disambig}}</nowiki>==
Adds the disambiguation-notice. Example usage [[AR2|here]]. <br><br>
{{disambig}}


==<nowiki>{{discussed|http://www.fullurl.tld}}</nowiki>==
Adds the "Work in Progress"-template. The parameter does not accept PHP-variable-parts (i.e. attachments like ?var=value), which renders it useless for forum-posts. I'll think of a solution for this.<br>
{{discussed|http://www.fullurl.tld}}

==<nowiki>{{flag|name=|values=|special=|default=|games=}}</nowiki>==
Adds the standard header for INI-flags. Example usage [[BuildLimit|here]].<br><br>
{{flag|name=Flag's name|values=Possible values|special=Special values, like -1 for unlimited|default=Default value|games=Works in which games?}}
==<nowiki>{{meanings|Bracket-input}}</nowiki>==
In some cases, a word is strongly associated with a certain meaning, but can still mean something else. In that case, a disambiguation page may not be the best choice - use <nowiki>{{meanings}}</nowiki> instead.<br>
{{meanings|Bracket-input}}
As you can see, <nowiki>{{meanings}}</nowiki> creates a link to a page named exactly as the current page, with an additional bracket; the bracket's content has to be determined by the parameter. On the [[Cost]]-page, this is used to add an additional link to [[Cost (Multiplier)]], but you could also append a real disambiguation page throught the use of <nowiki>{{meanings|disambiguation}}</nowiki>.