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This is a list of templates. Templates are essentially shortcuts to portions of text and/or coding that are often repeated. By inserting it into the text of an article, the full content of the template is shown on its place. Most important are user messages, which give the reader information about the status of the article. However, a template can also contain more specific info regarding countries, language families etc., or the basic formatting for e.g. a table.

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Instructions

To create a new user message, you need to make an article under the name Template:TEMPLATENAME.

Messages can be used in two ways: {{subst:TEMPLATENAME}} and {{TEMPLATENAME}}. subst copies the user message into the text of the article you are working on. Without subst the text of the user message is retrieved from the template space each time the article is opened. {{msg:TEMPLATENAME}} does the same thing as {{TEMPLATENAME}}.

If you create a new user message, please keep the list below updated.

User messages

Name

Current text

This user has been blocked

for disseminating spam on our pages, vandalising the IB Wiki, or otherwise abusing the editing possibilities offered by our software.

We always appreciate questions, suggestions, external feedback and criticism regarding our work. Likewise, new contributors to the project are always welcome, and we are willing to do whatever we can to make space for them. However, we will not tolerate vandalism of any kind.
Vandals, spammers, and others who cannot play nicely by the rules will therefore be disabled from further editing for a long, long period of time.

If you disagree with this decision, you can always contact one of the administrators and explain why you think it should be undone.

To be deleted

This article has been nominated for deletion. See the discussion page.

This page is in dispute.

It is found to be in violation of QSS and/or QAA. This needs to be reworked. Please discuss on the discussion page.

This is a disambiguation page.

The native tongue of the person who wrote this article is not English. Native speakers of English are kindly requested to check this article for spelling and grammatical errors, where necessary to improve the style, and to remove this tag afterwards.

Here be dragons!

You are about to enter a Terra Incognita of IB: the bold adventurer is advised that little to nothing is known about this topic. Any article written is open for public discussion and editing.

The Caretaker of this page's subject formally welcomes your participation in fleshing out this
article. Please feel free to offer up your own details and thus enrich all of IB!

This article is a proposal

It has not been ratified and therefore the information on this page is not protected by QSS.
You are welcome to correct errors and/or express your opinion at the Discussion Page.

This page has been temporarily protected.
If you want to change something in the text, please place your proposed version of the text on the talk page instead.

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This article is source material

It has not been adapted to the world of Ill Bethisad. Anyone feel free to edit it. QSS and QAA are held in abeyance.

This article is source material

It is comprised of accepted IB material, but has not been written up in article form for the Ill Bethisad
wiki. Anyone feel free to edit it. QSS and QAA apply inasmuch as this is already accepted material.

This Article requires continuous updates.

This article has been nominated for Ongoing Updates because it is related to an article that is currently in flux. Because more facts and data are being discovered on a frequent basis, this article, for correctness and maintenance of QSS needs to be kept up until such time as consensus decides it no longer requires this tag.

This Article requires an update.

This article has been nominated for an updates because information contained in it is out of adherence with QSS or has been invalidated through a recent discovery. The nominator has noted the articles to which this relates. Any person is invited to bring this article up-to-date.

{{website}}

Type {{website|URL}}, where URL stands for the website the page in question was copied from.

This page was copied from http://www.??????.com, and serves primarily as a notebook for it.

Work in progress
Comments are welcomed on the talk page. This is not yet a proposal.

Work in progress
Comments are welcomed on the talk page.

The following templates refer specifically to the Ill Bethisad Collaboration of the Fortnight project:

Name

Current text

The current Ill Bethisad Collaboration of the Fortnight is: [[{{{1}}}]]. Every fortnight a different topic, stub or non-existent article is picked by nomination.
Please read the nomination text and improve the article any way you can.

This is the current Ill Bethisad Collaboration of the Fortnight! Please help improve it and expand it!

This article has been nominated as a possible Ill Bethisad Collaboration of the Fortnight. To add your support, go to its listing.

Templates was the Ill Bethisad Collaboration of the Fortnight on {{{1}}}, {{{2}}}.
For details on how the article improved, see the Templates history page.

Country templates and other

Name	Current text
{{nations}}	If you add this template to a country page by typing {{subst:nations}} and then save the page, you can edit the page next time you open it. It's too big to show an example on this page. It contains the categories: languages, capital, important cities, head of state, chief of government, area, population, independence, currency, organization, and ISO code, and the section headers general information, administration, history, geography, economy, culture, and see also.
{{SubnationalEntities}}	Idem, type {{subst:SubnationalEntities}}.
{{Cities}}	Idem, type {{subst:Cities}}.
{{Russian Republic}}	Idem, type {{subst:Russian Republic}} (specialised version of Template:SubnationalEntities).
{{Generic}}	Creates a similar table, but one that should be hand-filled with infoboxes (no "subst:" in this case).

Infoboxes

Infoboxes are small templates that can be incorporated into bigger templates. Practically, they consist of the coding for one or two cells within a table. Their purpose is to make it easier for a user to apply templates.

Name

Usage

Example

NOMBRE
NAME
VARIABLE:	VALUE

Nación con un nombre largo
Nation with a long name
Conventional short name:
Local:	CORTO
English:	SHORT

{{2flags infobox|file1=Flag.png|caption1=CAPTION1| file2=Flag.png|caption2=CAPTION2}}

CAPTION1

CAPTION2

Area:

AREA

{{cities infobox|capital=CAPITAL CITY|largest=LARGEST CITY|other=OTHER CITIES}}

Cities:
Capital:	CAPITAL CITY
Largest:	LARGEST CITY
Other:	OTHER CITIES

Cities:
Capital:	CAPITAL CITY
Other:	OTHER CITIES

Currency:

CURRENCY

{{entity infobox|type=Nation|where=NATION|what=Capital/Largest City/Main Port/etc.}}

Nation

NATION

Capital/Largest City/Main Port/etc.

Established:

YEAR, DECREE OR REASON

{{independence infobox|from=RULING NATION|dec_date=DATE OF DECLARATION|rec_date=DATE OF RECOGNITION}}

Independence:	from RULING NATION
Declared:	DATE OF DECLARATION
Recognized:	DATE OF RECOGNITION

{{independece infobox|from=RULING NATION|declared=DATE OF DECLARATION|recognized=DATE OF RECOGNITION}}

Independence:	from RULING NATION
Declared:	DATE OF DECLARATION
Recognized:	DATE OF RECOGNITION

Independence:	from RULING NATION
Date:	DATE

Language:

LANGUAGE

{{lang2 infobox|official=OFFICIAL LANGUAGE|others=OTHER LANGUAGES}}

Languages:
Official:	OFFICIAL LANGUAGE
Others:	OTHER LANGUAGES

{{location infobox|file=IMAGE.PNG|caption=Location of ... in ...}}

Location of ... in ...

National motto: THE MOTTO!

Motto: THE MOTTO!

{{organization infobox|organization=SUPRANATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS}}<

Organizations:

SUPRANATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Population:

POPULATION ADJECTIVE

RULER:

NAME

RULER:

NAME

Sports:
State sport:	STATE SPORT
Other:	OTHER SPORTS

Subdivision of:

NATION

People and leaders templates

Name	Current text
{{people}}	Same as above, but type {{subst:people}} instead. This template contains the categories: order/title, term of office, predecessor, successor, birth, death, profession, political party, and religious affiliation.
{{leadertable}}	Same as the prior, but type {{subst:leadertable}} instead. This template will add the table that's found under all the world leader entries at wikipedia.org.
{{Japanese Imperial}}	Similar to above, but specifically for members of the Japanese Imperial Family

Infoboxes

Apart from the infoboxed mentioned above, the following infoboxes are used here:

Name

Usage

Example

**NAME**
VARIABLE:	VALUE

Birth:
Date:	DATE OF BIRTH
Place:	PLACE OF BIRTH

Death:
Date:	DATE OF DEATH
Place:	PLACE OF DEATH

HTTP://...

CAPTION

{{two imagelinks infobox|url1=URL1|caption1=CAPTION1|url2=URL2|caption2=CAPTION2}}

HTTP://...	HTTP://...
CAPTION1	CAPTION2

{{office infobox|title=TITLE

|from_date=FROM DATE|to_date=TO DATE
|predecessor=PREDECESSOR
|successor=SUCCESSOR
}}

Title:	TITLE
Term in office:	FROM DATE–TO DATE
Predecessor:	PREDECESSOR
Successor:	SUCCESSOR

{{currentoffice infobox|title=TITLE|from_date=[[Timeline#YEAR|YEAR]]|predecessor=PREDECESSOR}}

Title:	TITLE
Term in office:	Since YEAR, to the present
Predecessor:	PREDECESSOR

"Big" infoboxes

These differ from the infoboxes listed above as follows: instead of covering only one row in a table, they cover an entire table. The advantage is that it is very easy to code. The disadvantage is that it is impossible to add or leave out rows.

Name

Usage

Example

{{Infobox_City |
  official_name      = OFFICIAL NAME |
  image_flag         = Flag.png |
  image_seal         = IMAGE.PNG |
  nickname           = CITY NICKNAME |
  image_map          = IMAGE.PNG |
  map_caption        = CAPTION |
  subdivision_type   = SUBDIVISION TYPE |
  subdivision_name   = SUBDIVISION NAME |
  leader_title       = LEADER TITLE |
  leader_name        = NAME OF LEADER |
  area_total         = TOTAL AREA |
  area_land          = TOTAL AREA (LAND) |
  area_water         = TOTAL AREA (WATER) |
  population_note    = POPULATION NOTE |
  population_total   = POPULATION TOTAL |
  population_density = POPULATION DENSITY |
  timezone           = TIMEZONE |
  utc_offset         = UTC OFFSET |
  timezone_DST       = TIMEZONE DST |
  utc_offset_DST     = UTC OFFSET DST |
  latitude           = LATITUDE |
  longitude          = LONGITUDE |
  website            = HTTP://WWW... (URL) |
  footnotes          = FOOTNOTES
}}

OFFICIAL NAME


City Flag	City Emblem

City nickname: "CITY NICKNAME"

CAPTION

SUBDIVISION TYPE

SUBDIVISION NAME

LEADER TITLE

NAME OF LEADER

Area
- Land
- Water

TOTAL AREA km²
TOTAL AREA (LAND) km²
TOTAL AREA (WATER) km²

Population
- Total (as of {{{population_as_of}}})
- Density

POPULATION NOTE
POPULATION TOTAL
POPULATION DENSITY/km²

Time zone
- summer (DST)

TIMEZONE (UTCUTC OFFSET)
TIMEZONE DST (UTCUTC OFFSET DST)

Latitude
Longitude

LATITUDE
LONGITUDE

Official website: HTTP://WWW... (URL)

FOOTNOTES

{{Infobox_Company |
  company_name   = COMPANY NAME |
  company_logo   = [[Image:IMAGE.PNG|150px]] |
  company_type   = COMPANY TYPE |
  company_slogan = SLOGAN |
  foundation     = FOUNDATION |
  location       = LOCATION |
  key_people     = KEY PEOPLE |
  num_employees  = NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES |
  industry       = INDUSTRY |
  products       = PRODUCTS |
  revenue        = REVENUE
}}

COMPANY NAME

Type	COMPANY TYPE
Slogan	SLOGAN
Founded	FOUNDATION
Location	LOCATION
Key people	KEY PEOPLE
Employees	NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES
Industry	INDUSTRY
Products	PRODUCTS
Revenue	REVENUE

{{Infobox_University |
  name           = COMPANY NAME |
  logo           = IMAGE.PNG |
  linguas        = LANGUAGE(S) |
  established    = YEAR |
  city           = CITY |
  country        = COUNTRY |
  enrollment     = # OF STUDENTS |
  rector         = NAME |
  street         = STREET |
  postal_code    = ZIP CODE |
  phone          = PHONE NO. |
  membership     = ORGANISATIONS |
  map            = IMAGE.PNG |
  map_caption    = CAPTION
}}

COMPANY NAME

Data
Local Language(s)	LANGUAGE(S)
Established	YEAR
Location	CITY, COUNTRY
Enrollment	# OF STUDENTS
Rector	NAME
Address	STREET ZIP CODE, CITY COUNTRY
Phone	PHONE NO.
Membership	ORGANISATIONS
Map
CAPTION

{{Infobox_office |
  office      = OFFICE |
  flag        = flag.png |
  predecessor = PREDECESSOR |
  successor   = SUCCESSOR
}}

Preceded by:
PREDECESSOR

OFFICE

Succeeded by:
SUCCESSOR

{{Infobox_office_2 |
  office1     = OFFICE1 |
  flag1       = flag.png |
  office2     = OFFICE2 |
  flag2       = flag.png |
  predecessor = PREDECESSOR |
  successor   = SUCCESSOR
}}

Preceded by: PREDECESSOR	OFFICE1	Succeeded by: SUCCESSOR
	OFFICE2

{{infobox monarch |
  office      = OFFICE |
  flag        = flag.png |
  predecessor = PREDECESSOR |
  successor   = HEIR
}}

Preceded by:
PREDESSOR

OFFICE

Heir:
HEIR

{{Prefectbox|PREDECESSOR|flag.png|Prefecture|
SUCCESSOR}}

Preceded by:
PREDECESSOR

Prefect of Prefecture

Succeeded by:
SUCCESSOR.

Templates for use within text

Name	Current text
{{ABC}}	This template can come in handy on long alphabetical lists, where each letter has its own subheader: A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z
{{Category}}	Type {{Category\|category}}, where category is the category.
{{Province}}	Type {{Province\|xxx}} to create a link that shows up in the text as xxx to an article called xxx province.
{{Year}}	Type {{Year\|year}}, where year is the year, to create a link to the corresponding year in the file Timeline.
{{Keywords}}	This template makes it possible to add one or more keywords to an article invisibly, so that it will turn up in a search. For example, type {{Keywords\|Muntenia, Romania}}, and a search for one of them will get you to the article, even though the text itself doesn't contain those words.
{{Quote}}	Type {{Quote\|quoted text\|quoted person}}. For example: {{quote\|Ridentem dicere verum quid vetat?<br>O que impede de, rindo, dizer a verdade?\|[[Wikipedia:Horace\|'''Horácio''']]}} turns out as: Ridentem dicere verum quid vetat? O que impede de, rindo, dizer a verdade? — Horácio
{{IPA}}	Used for the correct representation of text written in IPA. For example: `{{IPA\|[fouˈnɛtɪk tɹænˌskrɪpʃn]}}` displays as: [fouˈnɛtɪk tɹænˌskrɪpʃn].
{{XR}}	Used for the correct representation of text written in Xrirampur Romanization. For example: `{{XR\|[[Xrīrāmpur Romanization]]}}` displays as: Xrīrāmpur Romanization.

News templates

The "news templates" are a set of templates that take care of the formatting of pages containing individual news items and facilitate linking to Padraic's corresponding news pages.

There are six of these templates:

{{News}} is used for "normal" news items, i.e. containing one header.
{{News1}} is identical to #1, but without the line at the bottom.
{{News2}}, {{News3}} and {{News4}} are used for news items with multiple (two, three resp. four) headers.
{{News Jan}} points to Jan's news pages instead of to Padraic's.

Here are two examples of how they are used:

Name

Parameters

Usage

Example

1 - the name of the page in question. Padraic always uses something like "news2006a.htm" for those pages. The template knows the stable parts of the link, so all you need to write is 2006a.
2 - the date of the article, which should correspond with a name tag on Padraic's page (<A NAME=20060107>, f.ex.). For "2" you write therefore 20060107.
3 - the header, which in the wiki will be displayed in boldface.
4 - the text of the article, preferably not more than a few lines only.

{{News|2006a|20060107|ILL SUL, January 
7 - Elections in Kemr
| CASTRELEON - Yesterday the toiseag 
announced new elections for the ... }}

edit ILL SUL, January 7 - Elections in Kemr

CASTRELEON - Yesterday the toiseag announced new elections for the ... Read More...

1 and 2 - as above.
3 - the general header (date, name of the newspaper, etc.)
4 and 6 - the titles of the individual articles
5 and 7 - the text of the individual articles

{{News2|2006a|20060107|ILL SUL, January
7|Header 1|Text 1|Header 2|Text 2 }}

edit ILL SUL, January 7

Header 1

Text 1 Read More...

Header 2

Text 2 Read More...

Language templates

Name

Current text


Indo-European
Kentum languages: Germanic Romance Celtic Hellenic Anatolian Tocharian	Satem languages: Slavic Baltic Illyrian (Albanian) Indo-Iranian Phrygian and Armenian Thracian and Dacian

Indo-European Languages
Balto-Slavic Languages
Slavic Languages							Baltic Languages
West Slavic			South Slavic		East Slavic	North Slavic	West Baltic	East Baltic
Sorbian (Lusatian)	Lekhitic	Old Czech	Western Subgroup	Eastern Subgroup
Upper Sorbian Lower Sorbian	Preimerian Polabian	Old Czech ↓ Czech	Old Croatian (Slovene) Croatian Serbian	Old Church Slavonic † ↓ Bulgarian Macedonian	Russian Belarussian Ukrainian Ruthenian (Rusyn)	Nassian Skuodian Vozgian	Prussian Curonian	Latvian Lithuanian Sudovian

Indo-European Languages
Celtic Languages
Central			Peripheral
Gallo-Brythonic		Lepontic	Goidelic	Celtiberian
Brythonic ↓ Manoeg	Gaulish ↓ Armorican ↓ Arvorec		Old Irish ↓ Gaeilg

Indo-European Languages
Germanic Languages
North Germanic		West Germanic						East Germanic
Eastern subgroup	Western subgroup	Low Germanic (Anglo-Frisian)		Continental-Germanic				Gothic	Burgundian † Lombardic † Vandalic †
		Anglic	Frisian	Franconian	Saxon	High German	Feytish
Danish Gutnish (Gutemål) Riksmål Swedish (Sveamål)	Faroese Greenlandic Icelandic Norwegian (Landsmål)	English Northumbrian Scots Wessish † Emisc	East Frisian North Frisian West Frisian	Afrikaans Batavian (Dutch) Cruzan	Low Saxon	Alemannic Bavarian Bohemian Daitsch German Luxemburgish Pennsylvaanish Yiddish	Føtisk	Crimean Gothic Gepid † Low Vissian

Indo-European - Italic languages

Latin

Faliscan †
Oscan †
Umbrian †

Romance Languages

Western Romance

Lessinu

Sardinian

Xliponian

South-Central Romance

North-Central Romance

Eastern

Britanno-Romance

Gallo-Romance

Northern Italian

Ibero-Romance

Jovian

Central and southern Italian

Jelbäzech

Dalmatian

Rumanian

Levantine

Baazramani

Langues d'Oil

Langues d'Oua

Langues d'Oc

Breathanach
Brehonecq
Brithenig
Brzhonegh
Cumbreg
Kerno

Angli
Francien
Laurentian
Normand
Picard
Wallon

Dauphinois
Forézien
Jurassien
Lyonais
Savoyard

Auvergnat
Gascon
Limousin
Narbonese

Lombard

Aragonese
Asturian
Catalan
Castilian
Galician
Ladino
Montreiano
Navarran
Portuguese

Jovian

Lessinu

Sardinian

Xliponian

Elbic
Napolitan
Roman
Sicilian

Jelbäzech

Dalmatian
Istriot

Rumanian

Moravľaňec
Šležan
Slvanjek
Wenedyk

Galilean
Judajca

Baazramani

Indo-European - Italic languages
Latin								Faliscan † Oscan † Umbrian †
Romance Languages
Western Romance							Lessinu Sardinian Xliponian South-Central Romance North-Central Romance Eastern Romance
Britanno-Romance	Gallo-Romance			Northern Italian	Ibero-Romance	Jovian
	Langues d'Oil	Langues d'Oua	Langues d'Oc
Breathanach Brehonecq Brithenig Brzhonegh Cumbreg Kerno	Francien Laurentian Normand Angli Picard Wallon	Dauphinois Forézien Jurassien Lyonais Savoyard	Auvergnat Gascon Limousin Narbonese	Lombard	Aragonese Asturian Catalan Castilian Galician Ladino Montreiano Portuguese	Jovian