Difference between revisions of "Template:PrecisImage"
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| + | The '''PrecisImage''' template should be used to display an image in an article's precis. It helps ensure that the image style is consistent. | ||
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| + | Here are some usage examples: | ||
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| + | {| class="centeredCells" | ||
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| + | ! What you type !! What it looks like | ||
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| + | | <tt><nowiki>{{PrecisImage | img=MyImage.jpg | desc=This is my image}}</nowiki></tt><br/>(hover the mouse over image to see the <tt>desc</tt>ription) || {{PrecisImage | img=MyImage.jpg | desc=This is my image}} | ||
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| + | | <tt><nowiki>{{PrecisImage | img=MyImage.jpg | border=red}}</nowiki></tt> || {{PrecisImage | img=MyImage.jpg | border=red}} | ||
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| + | | <tt><nowiki>{{PrecisImage | img=MyImage.jpg | border=#08f}}</nowiki></tt> || {{PrecisImage | img=MyImage.jpg | border=#08f}} | ||
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| + | | <tt><nowiki>{{PrecisImage | img=MyImage.jpg | border=none}}</nowiki></tt> || {{PrecisImage | img=MyImage.jpg | border=none}} | ||
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| + | | <tt><nowiki>{{PrecisImage | img=MyImage.jpg | size=50px}}</nowiki></tt> || {{PrecisImage | img=MyImage.jpg | size=50px}} | ||
| + | |} | ||
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| + | ==Usage notes== | ||
| + | The use of the '''desc''' parameter is highly '''encouraged''' - make it descriptive! | ||
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| + | The use of the '''border''' and especially the '''size''' parameter is '''discouraged''' - only do so if you really need to! (Example of justified use of <tt>size</tt>: [[Ariane 5/precis]]; <tt>border</tt>: [[LEO-lunar_transfer/precis]]) | ||
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| + | ==Precis== | ||
| + | A ''precis'' is a short introduction which can be randomly displayed on the Main Page to "advertise" the article. Here is an example of a random precis - if you reload this page (F5) you will see it change: | ||
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| + | | {{OrbiterWiki:Random addon}} | ||
| + | |} | ||
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| + | <!--================================================--> | ||
| + | <!--====Be careful when editing below this line=====--> | ||
| + | <!--================================================--> | ||
| + | <div style="display:none"> | ||
| + | </noinclude> | ||
<div style="float:left;margin-right:0.9em;border:1px solid {{{border|black}}}"> | <div style="float:left;margin-right:0.9em;border:1px solid {{{border|black}}}"> | ||
[[Image:{{{img}}}|none|{{{size|100px}}}|{{{desc|{{{img}}}}}}]] | [[Image:{{{img}}}|none|{{{size|100px}}}|{{{desc|{{{img}}}}}}]] | ||
</div> | </div> | ||
| + | <noinclude> | ||
| + | </div> | ||
| + | </noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 12:09, 14 February 2008
The PrecisImage template should be used to display an image in an article's precis. It helps ensure that the image style is consistent.
Here are some usage examples:
| What you type | What it looks like |
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| {{PrecisImage | img=MyImage.jpg | desc=This is my image}} (hover the mouse over image to see the description) |
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| {{PrecisImage | img=MyImage.jpg | border=red}} |
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| {{PrecisImage | img=MyImage.jpg | border=#08f}} |
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| {{PrecisImage | img=MyImage.jpg | border=none}} |
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| {{PrecisImage | img=MyImage.jpg | size=50px}} |
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Usage notes[edit]
The use of the desc parameter is highly encouraged - make it descriptive!
The use of the border and especially the size parameter is discouraged - only do so if you really need to! (Example of justified use of size: Ariane 5/precis; border: LEO-lunar_transfer/precis)
Precis[edit]
A precis is a short introduction which can be randomly displayed on the Main Page to "advertise" the article. Here is an example of a random precis - if you reload this page (F5) you will see it change:
 Project Apollo for Orbiter (aka NASSP) simulates the Apollo missions to Earth orbit and the Moon, and is slowly expanding to simulate planned post-Apollo missions that never flew. The latest beta version features a near-full implementation of the control panels in the Command Module and Lunar Module, and an increasingly accurate simulation of the internal systems (e.g. electrical distribution, fuel cells). Also in the latest beta is support for the Virtual AGC software, which allows you to run precisely the same on-board guidance software as used by the real Apollo Guidance Computer. (More...)
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