قالب:EB1911 poster/doc

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لو سمحت ما تستخدمش الصفحه دى او تعدل فيها و حاول تدور على البديل الموجود او تعمل البديل المناسب.

Purpose

To link to articles in the Wikisource edition of Encyclopædia Britannica Eleventh Edition (1911).

Usage

{{EB1911 poster|Article Name}}

or

{{EB1911 poster|Article Name|Display Name}}

Examples

{{EB1911 poster|Sigel, Franz}}

This result is displayed in the top box to the right. If the last-name-first format looks too ugly, use:

{{EB1911 poster|Sigel, Franz|Franz Sigel}}

This result is displayed in the bottom box to the right.

Usage tips

When this template is put into a Wikipedia article, please be kind to the regular Wikipedians who are working on those articles. This should be placed at the bottom of the article, usually the External links section. Sometimes it simply will not fit within the Wikipedia article at the bottom, so editors may have to use some judgement: think about using the inline version, {{Cite EB1911}}, and/or enlisting the cooperation of Wikipedians who normally edit the article, particularly if it is a larger and more popular article with many recent changes.

Hidden categories

There is a hidden maintenance category created by this template:

• Category:Wikipedia articles incorporating the template EB1911 poster with no parameters

All the templates have to have a unnamed parameter for the name of the EB1911 article on Wikisource, because if the Wikipedia article is moved any article that does not have such a parameter will have the link to the article on Wikisource broken. It also means that if the Wikisource article is renamed finding any links to it are easier. So adding a parameter is a failsafe.

See also

• Wikipedia:WikiProject Encyclopaedia Britannica—for information on usage of the material.
• {{Cite EB1911}} for use as an in-line citation
• {{EB1911}} for use as an in-line citation when some of the text in a Wikipedia article is copied from the eleventh edition of Britannica
• Wikipedia:Sister projects for full usage information