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<nowiki>{{stub}}</nowiki> will tag that page as a stub. This means that the page is short or lacking information, but unlike WIP it means no one is currently planning on improving it. | <nowiki>{{stub}}</nowiki> will tag that page as a stub. This means that the page is short or lacking information, but unlike WIP it means no one is currently planning on improving it. | ||
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| + | <nowiki>{{collapse|content|channel}}</nowiki> will create a [Toggle] button that, when clicked, hides or reveals the <code>content</code> of the collapsible section. <code>content</code> is the wiki content that should appear after clicking [Toggle], and <code>channel</code> is an ID of sorts (for example, <code>1</code>, <code>2</code>, or <code>3</code>) that toggle together (if multiple toggles are on the same channel, they will collapse and reveal together). | ||
<nowiki>{{monster}}</nowiki> will create a preformatted table (for example, the monster info table in the [[Crab]] page) with data on the monster. It uses named parameters to get the needed data. The parameters are <code>monstername</code>, <code>filename</code>, <code>level</code>, <code>attack</code>, <code>mana</code>, <code>armor</code>, <code>drops</code>, and <code>location</code>. If you put the monster tag at the beginning of the page it will also automatically make a header with the monster's name. All the fields are basically just text that gets copied into the table, but the only different one is the <code>filename</code>, defaulting to <code>missing.png</code>, that is displayed in the table with the proper image. | <nowiki>{{monster}}</nowiki> will create a preformatted table (for example, the monster info table in the [[Crab]] page) with data on the monster. It uses named parameters to get the needed data. The parameters are <code>monstername</code>, <code>filename</code>, <code>level</code>, <code>attack</code>, <code>mana</code>, <code>armor</code>, <code>drops</code>, and <code>location</code>. If you put the monster tag at the beginning of the page it will also automatically make a header with the monster's name. All the fields are basically just text that gets copied into the table, but the only different one is the <code>filename</code>, defaulting to <code>missing.png</code>, that is displayed in the table with the proper image. | ||
The item tag also needs documenting, but I'll get around to that later. | The item tag also needs documenting, but I'll get around to that later. | ||
Revision as of 20:06, 17 November 2017
This is the Isleward Wiki Community Portal. You can discuss the wiki, list pages that need work/assistance, etc. here
When using this sandbox please follow these simple rules:
- Please do not delete each other.
- Please leave this notice and the comments at the beginning of this page intact.
- This page must not be moved.
- Do not add categories to this page, this includes categories added by templates like deletion templates etc..
Happy editing!
! If anyone has some time, could they document the item tag?
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Templates
{{wip}} will tag that page as a Work-In-Progress and a stub. Use WIP if you plan on working on the page more. If the page is incomplete but you have no plans to continue it, tag it as below.
{{stub}} will tag that page as a stub. This means that the page is short or lacking information, but unlike WIP it means no one is currently planning on improving it.
{{collapse|content|channel}} will create a [Toggle] button that, when clicked, hides or reveals the content of the collapsible section. content is the wiki content that should appear after clicking [Toggle], and channel is an ID of sorts (for example, 1, 2, or 3) that toggle together (if multiple toggles are on the same channel, they will collapse and reveal together).
{{monster}} will create a preformatted table (for example, the monster info table in the Crab page) with data on the monster. It uses named parameters to get the needed data. The parameters are monstername, filename, level, attack, mana, armor, drops, and location. If you put the monster tag at the beginning of the page it will also automatically make a header with the monster's name. All the fields are basically just text that gets copied into the table, but the only different one is the filename, defaulting to missing.png, that is displayed in the table with the proper image.
The item tag also needs documenting, but I'll get around to that later.