FAIRwiki:Templates

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This page lists all templates created on the FAIR Wiki.

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Reference Templates

This templates allow frequently-cited works to be included with short cuts. This allows all referenecs to be identical, include off-site links, use standard forms, etc. Changes to references can be made in one spot, instead of hundreds.

Templates
All templates master list
Books and periodicals (General)
Critical works
New style
Old style
Still works, but please use new style for new additions.
Specific periodicals speedy method
FARMS Review
FARMS Insights
Journal of Book of Mormon Studies (JBMS)
BoM geo tables
GospeLink quick links
Scripture auto-links: how to
YouTube Videos
Wikipedia

Editing Templates

These templates provide short cuts for editing, replacing oft-used text, etc.

General editing templates

  • Template:Draft
  • Template:editme - add link to edit a given list/template
  • Template:EditorLinks - pink box on right of log-in screen for speedy editor use
  • Logical fallacy templates
  • Template:NB - marks a reference as especially important or key for further reading
  • Template:NeedCite - marks a claim needing a reference/endnote (also Template:Nc)
  • Template:Nf - "needs formatting" label for FAIR editors. Content OK, refs need clean up, etc.
  • Template:Nl - "needs links" label for FAIR editors; marks references that likely have on-line sources, but haven't been linked. Click "what links here" on this template to see all areas that need links added in.
  • Template:Nw - "needs work" label for FAIR editors
  • Template:Parabreak - used for triple-asterisk breaks between quoted paragraphs
  • Template:Presalamander - added to references to note when they rely partly on Mark Hoffman's forged Salamander letter and other forged documents
  • Template:Question - used when article comes from FAIR list question
  • Template:Summary - labels a page as basically an index or link page to more detailed sub-pages.
  • FAIRwiki:Table_template - various "example" tables for copy and paste into pages
  • Template:Templedisclaimer - labels a page indicating that FAIR will not discuss temple specifics in a public forum.

Multiple version templates

Some articles have a short, summary version, and a longer, more detailed article. These templates link the two articles together. "Extra" can be left blank, by simply putting extra=}} with no text.

''Format'': {{ShortVersion|topic=TopicHere|url=http://etc.|extra=Any other text at the end of the box}}
''Format'': {{LongVersion|topic=TopicHere|url=http://etc.|extra=Any other text at the end of the box}}

Portal templates

Click here to see all Portals displayed!

Portals are a collection of hotlinks for a given topic.

Collected link/article templates

These templates contain frequently reused links (often useful for placing in the "further reading" section of all articles that deal with a topic (e.g. the Bible, the godhead) so that changes links for one are reflected in all articles.

Adam templates

Bible templates

JST links

Theosis (Deification)

Book of Mormon templates

Book of Mormon GENERAL templates

Book of Mormon archaelogy

Book of Mormon authorship

Book of Mormon and KJV Bible text templates

Book of Mormon and DNA

Book of Mormon geography

Book of Mormon geo - tables of models


Book of Mormon geography models in table form:

Book of Mormon - gold and metal plates

Book of Mormon Hebraic Influences

Book of Mormon witnesses templates

Church history and D&C templates

Apostasy templates

D&C and Lectures on Faith

Emma Smith templates

First Vision

Legal issues templates

"Magic", Occult, etc.

1826 Glasslooking trial
Hofmann and other Forgeries

Plural marriage

Political issues in Church history templates

Priesthood templates



Prophecy templates

Evolution templates

Joseph Smith templates

Other visionary issues

Godhead templates

God

Jesus

Holy Ghost

Interfaith issues templates

Pearl of Great Price templates

Priesthood templates

Hugh Nibley templates

Other subjects

Accusations of dishonesty templates

Statistics

Quote mining templates

Temple templates

Freemasonry templates

Word of Wisdom templates

Footnote / Endnote templates

These templates are used to create automatic endnotes.

Website and Hotlink Templates

Church LDS.org website

Template:lds 
links to lds.org website

Format: {{lds|topic=Marriage|url=http://etc. }}

Appears like this:

LDS.org: Challenges in Marriage Church site

"Edit Me"

Template:editme 
FAIR website link

Format: {{editme| url=PageName|before=TextBefore|after=TextAfter }}

Note:Use this at the top of templates to insert a small graphic for editors to click if they wish to edit the template list. The URL should be the page NAME that appears when one clicks "edit" the page which the link should edit.

Example of its use: Template:ArticleMasterLists (For this example page, the url is Template:ArticleMasterLists)

So,

{{editme|url=FAIRWiki:Table_of_contents|before=This text is before the graphic|after='''This bold text is after the graphic'''}}

Gives the following output:

This text is before the graphic This bold text is after the graphic

Note that if you do not want text before (and/or after), you must STILL include the before= and after= arguments, but leave them blank. So, to make a link to Table of Contents with no writing beside the icon, use:

{{editme|url=FAIRWiki:Table_of_contents|before=|after=}}

Which gives:

If you don't include the blank before=|after=, then you get this:

{{{before}}} {{{after}}}

...which is ugly. :-)

FAIR Topical Guide

Template:Tg 
links to the topical guide; puts in "FAIR Topical Guide:" text for you

Format: {{Tg|topic=Grace|url=http://etc. }}

Appears like this:

FAIR Topical Guide: Grace FAIR link

FAIR Website

Template:fairlink 
FAIR website link

Format: {{fairlink| url=http://etc. }}

GospeLink

Template:GL 
GospeLink

Format: {{GL | url=http://etc. }}

Template:GL1 
GospeLink - indicates that link is to a specific chapter, to distinguish from more generic links to the table of contents. Optional, but sometimes useful. (Compare link and link1 templates below.)

Format: {{GL1| url=http://etc. }}

Off site HTML link

Template:link
Link to off-site webpage

Format: {{link|url=http://etc.}}

Template:link1
Link to off-site webpage; marks it as a "direct" link to the specific citation (compare GL1 and GL)

Format: {{link|url=http://etc.}}

Off site MP3 or other audio link

Template:mp3link
Link to off-site digital audio file (mp3, etc.)

Format: {{mp3link|url=http://etc.}}

Off site PDF

Template:pdflink
Link to off-site PDF file

Format: {{pdflink|url=http://etc.}}

wikilink

Template:wikilink
Link to off-site PDF file

Format: {{wikilink|url=http://etc.}}

Links can be made to the wiki by enclosing the title name in two square brackets, of course.

[[name of title here]]

This template allows a small link to the wiki, which can keep things from being too cluttered. The title of each article does NOT appear for the user.

Example:

 {{wikilink|url=Bible basics}} 

Gives a link like this: FAIRWiki link

Example of its use on a wikipage: here.

Special templates

Click

This template creates a clickable graphic image to use as a link. It is used, for instance, by the "editme" template.

Template:Click

Format: {{Click|url=PageName|width=Xpx|height=Ypx|image=Wiki.jpg|Title=NAME}}

Where

url=LOCAL pagename. This does not work for http:// style links outside the Wiki.
X=pixel width of image (to max of 100 px; can exceed size of your graphic, but not be less than it)
Y=pixel hegiht of image (as above)
image=name of graphic to use as link
title=Name of link