This is a documentation subpage for Template:Infobox figure skating element. It may contain usage information, categories and other content that is not part of the original template page. |
This is an infobox for an article on a specific figure skating element.
Figure skating element | |
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[[File:(({image))}|(({imagesize))}]] | |
Element name | (({element name))} |
Alternative name | (({alt name))} |
Scoring abbreviation | (({scoring abbrev))} |
Element type | (({element type))} |
Edges | (({edges))} |
Take-off edge | (({take off edge))} |
Landing edge | (({landing edge))} |
Inventor | (({inventor))} |
Named for | (({named for))} |
Disciplines | (({disciplines))} |
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| inventor =
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Parameter | Explanation |
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image | Use Image Name.jpg, not [[File:Image name.jpg]] |
imagesize | The size of the image. Defaults to 220px |
caption | Caption for the image. |
element name | Official name for the element. |
alt name | Legitimate alternative names that are officially used. For example, a legitimate alternate name for the loop jump is the Rittberger jump. |
scoring abbrev | The scoring abbreviation that appears on the protocols under the ISU Judging System. |
element type | The type of element. For example, use: [[Figure skating jumps|Jump]] for a jump |
edges | If an element is defined by being performed on one or more specific edges, list them. |
take off edge | The take-off edge for jump. |
landing edge | The landing edge for the jump. Although this may seem redundant, don't assume the reader knows the landing edge. |
inventor | The inventor of the element. Do not use if there is any doubt about who is credited for inventing it. If this is a case of inventing vs. popularizing, use the following parameter instead. If the element is named for the inventor, use only this parameter. |
named for | Who the element is named for. If the element is named for the inventor, use only the inventor parameter. |
disciplines | The discipline(s) that the element is used in. Use this only if the element is in one or two disciplines, not all of them. For example, the death spiral is a pair skating element, and a lift is a pair skating and ice dancing element. |