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References
Abbreviations
- MS - Media Statement
- RPT - Report
- DOC - Other type of Document
- MediaID-NNN - Media articles
- IMG - Image
Code for a page citing a reference
<p style="text-align:center;"><u>Source</u>: <i>Title</i> {{RefID:}}</p>
<br />
<p style="text-align:center;"><u>Source</u>: Name {{RefID:}}</p>
1. Code on page in Reference/...
Note: The /Media refers to Media Statements.
{{Template:Reference/Media <!-- -->
|Anchor=<html><a class="offset" id=" "></a></html>
|RefID=
|Title=
|Source=
|Date={{Day }}
|URL1=<html><a href=" " target="_blank"> </a></html>
|URL2=<html><a href=" " target="_blank"> </a></html>
|URL3=<html><a href=" " target="_blank"> </a></html> <!-- Add a note instead of URL3 -->
}}
<p>
<div style="margin-left: 5.5em; float: left;">Pages or articles which refer to this resource:-</div> <!-- end column 1 -->
<div class="displaytree"><categorytree mode="pages" depth="0" hideprefix="on"> </categorytree></div> <!-- Add RefID -->
<div style="clear:left;"></div>
</p>
{{ShortLine}}
2. Code on page in RefID:
Note: Variable cannot be used for a RefID.
{{ReferenceID
|RefID=
|Link=References/ #
}}
<noinclude>
<p>{{RefID:{{PAGENAME}}/Description}}</p>
<p>[[:Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]</p>
</noinclude>
{{ReferenceID
<!-- Insert RefID here:- -->
|RefID=
<!-- Insert link here. Include the RefID as an anchor # -->
|Link=References/ #
}}
<noinclude>
<p>{{RefID:{{PAGENAME}}/Description}}</p> <!-- add title -->
{{ShortLine}}
<p>[[:Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]</p>
</noinclude>
3. Code on Category Page
{{CategoryPage/RefID Header
|RefID={{PAGENAME}}
|Description={{RefID:{{PAGENAME}}/Description}}
|ParentCategory=References
}}
{{CategoryPage/RefID Header
<!-- Add the RefID. Defaults to {{PAGENAME}} -->
|RefID=
<!-- Transclude a description. Defaults to {{PAGENAME}}/Description -->
|Description={{RefID: /Description}}
<!-- Specify a Parent Category. Defaults to References. -->
|ParentCategory=References
}}
From 25 February 2024 the Reference system has been redesigned:-
- All information about a reference will be held in the Ref: namespace (alias Ref-ID:). The Page and sub-pages is like a record and fields.
- Each article in NS_Ref: will have multiple sub-pages, each containing part of the data, populate as required or if data is available
- The data, from relevant sub-pages, can be transcluded into a Reference Index
- Pages from the Reference Index may be transcluded into pages associated with the entity that published them
- When the Ref-ID is transcluded it contains a Category and a Link.
- The Category is Hidden. The Link is to an anchor on a reference index page.
- The category has to be added manually if required within the Main namespace.
- Tooltips were started and abandoned. Tooltips do not work within links so the prefix Ref: had to be used for a the link. It is better to not quote the namespace and to use the whole Reference ID as the link.
- Jan 2025 simplified code to be copied on each page. Older code is usable, in columns on right.
Categories
- The Ref-ID is also used as a Category Name
- Pages which include referenced content are in that Category
- To prevent non-public pages from also being in the Category, the code is conditional
- The expression is part of the Template:ReferenceID
Links
- List of Media Sources and Abbreviations: References/Media/Sources