The ((Library link by)) template creates an external link to resources in a library by the topic of an article. More details can be found in the documentation for the related ((Library resources box)) template.

This is a relatively low-level template; most Wikipedia editors will want instead to use one of the higher-level templates listed in the See Also section.

Usage

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((Library link by |label= |library= |viaf= |lccn= |lcheading= |wikititle= ))

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Parameters

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Examples

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((Library link by))

The simplest template call generates a link to resources by the current article's topic at the user's preferred library, based on the title of the article.

((Library link by|label=What your library has by George Washington|viaf=31432428))

This generates a link to resources at the user's preferred library by the holder of VIAF ID "31432428" (who happens to be George Washington). Using the VIAF ID makes this link less vulnerable to possible future changes in the Wikipedia article title (or in the Library of Congress authorized heading) for George Washington. The text of the link is "What your library has by George Washington".

((Library link by|library=0CHOOSE0
 |lccn=n83057208 
 |label=What different libraries have by Alice Duer Miller))

This generates a link that prompts the user to choose a library to see what resources that have on the American civil war. The lccn label is set to the Library of Congress control number for Alice Duer Miller. The link text is "What different libraries have by Alice Duer Miller". The 0CHOOSE0 value for the library parameter prevents the user from being taken directly to their preferred library.

See also

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