[[(({1))}, Australian Capital Territory|(({1))}]]
This is the basic syntax you need to get a listing of appropriately wikilinked Australian Capital Territory (ACT) cities, suburbs, and features. This is mainly used for junction and exit list tables for ACT highways, but can be used elsewhere.
Usage
[edit]- Link to a disambiguated article
- Instead of [[Article, Australian Capital Territory|Article]], use
((ACTcity|Article))
- Instead of [[Article (Australian Capital Territory)|Article]], use
((ACTcity|b1=on|Article))
- All parameters
((ACTcity|1|2|3|4|b1=|b2=|b3=|b4=|pre=))
Here's what you should fill in
[edit]- 1, 2, 3, 4: The name of the city, suburb, or feature to be wikilinked to.
- The text entered here is what will be displayed in the list.
- Enter the text exactly as it appears in the article title, but without disambiguation
- The parameters replace the numbers, i.e. it should not be 1=Bordertown, just simply Bordertown.
- b1=, b2=, b3=, b4=: Can be set to on or omitted.
- Set as on if the article uses brackets for disambiguation, in the form of "<article> (Australian Capital Territory)".
- Omit parameter if the article uses a comma for disambiguation, in the form of "<article>, Australian Capital Territory".
- pre= or p= or dash=: Can be used to include punctuation at the start of the list (a comma or ndash).
- If set to dash, or ndash, or d, or n, or on, the list will be preceded by an ndash (–).
- If set to comma, or equivalently , (an actual comma), the list will be preceded by a comma (,). This can be used to continue a list if multiple instances of this template are used.
- If omitted, or set to off, or equivalently no, the list will not be preceded by any punctuation
- All parameters except for 1 are optional.
Examples
[edit]| What you type | What you get |
|---|---|
| ((ACTcity|Conder)) | Conder |
| ((ACTcity|Calwell|Paddys River|Canberra|b2=on)) | Calwell, Paddys River, Canberra |
| ((ACTcity|Acton|dash=on)) | – Acton |
See also
[edit]((AUSinttop)), ((ACTint)), ((Jctbtm)): Used to generate an MOS:RJL compliant junction table
((AUshield)): Used to generate shields for Australian routes