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 {{templatename}} 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 talk-page or code them yourself. But don't forget to update this list.

Click on a link to see information on how to include the template in question.

List

Template:CatAllTypes 

Categorization-template for flags which are available on all *Types

Template:Categ 

Categorization-template for {{flag|files=}}-entries

Template:Cleanup 

Cleanup-mark-template, to mark pages violating the Styleguide

Template:Co 

Colorization-template for text, easier to use than <font> tags

Template:Disambig 

Disambiguation template, for disambiguation pages

Template:Discussed 

Work in Progress template, for pages under discussion

Template:Flag 

INI-Flag template, for all INI flag pages

Template:FlagMoved 

Categorization-template for {{flag|files=}}-entries that have been moved between games

Template:Highlighted 

Highlighted page template, to mark pages of exceptional quality

Template:HorizontalBar 

Horizontal bar template, standard horizontal bar with custom text

Template:Meanings 

Primary meaning template, for cases where disambiguation would be too much

Template:ModBar 

Mod information bar template, information sidebar for mod-pages

Template:NotVerified 

Not verified template, for pages whose information is unverified

Template:Obsolete 

"Obsolete" template, for pages whose described feature is obsolete in either RA2, YR or both

Template:RedHorizontalBar 

Warning red horizontal bar, like {{Obsolete}}, but text defined by a parameter

Template:RockPatch 

RockPatch pages template, the standard RockPatch header pointing to the main pages

Template:RockPatchTagRef 

RockPatch tag reference template, for the RockPatch tag reference

Template:SideBar 

Side bar template, creating a sidebar which includes another page as content

Template:Sub 

Subscript-template, shortcut to writing subscript

Template:Sup 

Superscript-template, shortcut to writing superscript

Template:Tt 

Teletype-template, to access monospacing without HTMl-hassle

Template:Wishlist/TOC 

Wishlist TOC template, the RockPatch Wishlist's table of contents

Template:WrongTitle 

Wrong title template, for those pages whose name can't be saved correctly due to technical reasons

Template-Templates

These are the designs used for ModEnc's templates. If you want to create a new one, please base it on one of these.

Block

This design is used for blocks at the top, like RockPatch's. Include a width="" statement if necessary.

{| align="center" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="4" style="border-collapse: collapse; border: 1px dashed #000000;background:#F0F0F0;"
!Headline here
|-
|Body here
|}

Headline here
Body here

Headline
Body

Vertical Bar

This design is used for sidebars, like the mod-information bar.

{| align="right" width="20%" style="border-collapse: collapse; border: 1px dashed #000000; background:#F0F0F0; margin: 2.8em 0 0 3.2em; padding: 1em 1em 1.5em 1em ;" 
!Headline
|-
|Body
|}

Horizontal Bar

This design is used for simple messages, like the disambiguation one.

{|width="100%" style="background:#F0F0F0;border-bottom-color:#000000;border-bottom-style:solid;border-bottom-width:1px;border-top-color:#000000;border-top-style:solid;border-top-width:1px;"
|width="3%"|
|'''''Some custom message.'''''
|}

Some custom message.

Further content

In addition to one of the above layouts, this should be included in templates:

<includeonly>[[Category:CategoryName]]</includeonly>
<noinclude>Usage:
<pre></pre>
Copy-paste the code above and use as instructed.<br>
Template includes Category:CategoryName automatically.
</noinclude>

Use the <includeonly> block to include a category to which all pages including this template will be added, and the <noinclude> part to give a tutorial on how to use this template. Use the <pre> part to post a blank, copy-paste ready version of the template.

Look at already existing template-pages for examples.