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Just a few quick notes towards organizing the templates, which need to be systematized a bit better. | Just a few quick notes towards organizing the templates, which need to be systematized a bit better. | ||
==Manpage and Linux command templates== | |||
* [[:Template:Linuxcmd]] | * [{{fullurl:Special:AllPages|namespace=10}} all templates], in alphabetical order | ||
* [[:Template:Linuxcmdhdr]] | ==Copied Text== | ||
* [[:Template:copyrtarchive]]: for external articles copied to HTYP without permission | |||
* [[:Template:licensed]]: for external articles legally copied to HTYP under specific license terms | |||
==Geographical== | |||
* [[:Template:link/county]]: generic form for a link to a county article | |||
* [[:Template:nav/county/US]]: navigation header for a county in the [[United States]] | |||
* [[:Template:instate]]: generic form for a link to any article title of the form "<u>specific</u>, <u>general</u>" where you want to omit "general" from the link text | |||
==Technical Docs== | |||
''some of these may be obsolete'' | |||
===Manpage and Linux command templates=== | |||
* [[:Template:Linuxcmd]]: link to pages about particular [[Linux]] commands | |||
* [[:Template:Linuxcmdhdr]]: for use in the header of each page about a Linux command | |||
* [[:Template:Linuxfunc]] | * [[:Template:Linuxfunc]] | ||
* [[:Template:Linuxref]] | * [[:Template:Linuxref]] | ||
* [[:Template:Linuxrefhdr]] | * [[:Template:Linuxrefhdr]] | ||
* [[:Template:Linux shell commands]] | * [[:Template:Linux shell commands]]: may be redundant with Linuxcmd template | ||
* [[:Template:manpagehdr]] | * [[:Template:manpagehdr]]: for use in the header of any page which is a copy of a [[manpage]] | ||
* [[:Template:manpagehdr noncmd]]: like manpagehdr, but specifically for non-commands | |||
* [[:Template: | * [[:Template:manpagelink]]: link to a manpage page | ||
===Other documentation=== | |||
* [[:Template: | |||
==Other documentation== | |||
* [[:Template:Web software]] | * [[:Template:Web software]] | ||
* [[:Template:optargs]]: nice formatting of optional arguments in parameter lists, for programming and command documentation | |||
* [[:Template:perlfunc]]: [[Perl]] function | |||
* [[:Template:software]]: software page header (may be obsolete) | |||
Latest revision as of 21:30, 30 June 2022
Just a few quick notes towards organizing the templates, which need to be systematized a bit better.
- all templates, in alphabetical order
Copied Text
- Template:copyrtarchive: for external articles copied to HTYP without permission
- Template:licensed: for external articles legally copied to HTYP under specific license terms
Geographical
- Template:link/county: generic form for a link to a county article
- Template:nav/county/US: navigation header for a county in the United States
- Template:instate: generic form for a link to any article title of the form "specific, general" where you want to omit "general" from the link text
Technical Docs
some of these may be obsolete
Manpage and Linux command templates
- Template:Linuxcmd: link to pages about particular Linux commands
- Template:Linuxcmdhdr: for use in the header of each page about a Linux command
- Template:Linuxfunc
- Template:Linuxref
- Template:Linuxrefhdr
- Template:Linux shell commands: may be redundant with Linuxcmd template
- Template:manpagehdr: for use in the header of any page which is a copy of a manpage
- Template:manpagehdr noncmd: like manpagehdr, but specifically for non-commands
- Template:manpagelink: link to a manpage page
Other documentation
- Template:Web software
- Template:optargs: nice formatting of optional arguments in parameter lists, for programming and command documentation
- Template:perlfunc: Perl function
- Template:software: software page header (may be obsolete)
