Templates

Templates are used to give standard messages on Pages. Templates are called using these brackets {{template name}}. There are many purposes for using templates. They can be to convey or format messages to the reader of the Page, they can be used to facilitate navigation, or they can be used to convey messages or to flag pages to the editors.

Informative templates

Notes

Every page that is linked to a note should use the Note template. Editors can add it in the corresponding place of the page using the following command: {{Note | Text should be placed here}}

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Warnings

Every page that is linked to a warning should use the Warning template. Users can add it in the corresponding place of the page using the following command: {{Warning| Text should be placed here}}

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Maintenance templates

• Template:Protection: This template should only be used on pages after they have been protected by an administrator, and may be removed when the protection has expired. Editors can add it in the corresponding place of the page using the following command: {{Protection| Text should be placed here}}

• Template:Cleanup: This template should be placed at the top of any page requiring a cleanup. Editors can add it in the corresponding place of the page using the following command: {{Cleanup| Text should be placed here}}

• Template:Move: This template tags pages that should be moved to another pages. Editors can add it in the corresponding place of the page using the following command: {{Move| Text should be placed here}}

• Template:Outdated: This template can be used to mark pages or sections with old or out-of-date information. Editors can add it in the corresponding place of the page using the following command: {{Outdated| Text should be placed here}}

• Template:Rewrite: This template should be used on pages which need so much cleanup that completely rewriting them may be necessary to comply with IMSMA guidelines on style and content. Editors can add it in the corresponding place of the page using the following command: {{Rewrite| Text should be placed here}}

• Template:Grammar: This template tags a page if there are grammar errors and should be added at the top of the page. Editors can add it in the corresponding place of the page using the following command: {{Grammar| Text should be placed here}}

• Template:Wikify: Editors can add it in the corresponding place of the page using the following command: {{Wikify| Text should be placed here}}

• Template:Spelling: This should be used in pages where a sentence may be vague, ambiguous, or unspecific. Editors can add it in the corresponding place of the page using the following command: {{Spelling| Text should be placed here}}

• Template:Images: This should be used in pages where new printscreens are needed. Editors can add it in the corresponding place of the page using the following command: {{Images| Text should be placed here}}

Formatting templates

IMSMA^NG

Every page that uses the word IMSMA or IMSMA^NG when refering to the IMSMA^NG application or software or suite should use the IMSMANG template. Editors should use this template even if it is done using IMSMA^NG. Editors can add it in the corresponding place of the page using the following command: {{IMSMANG}}

TOC

Per default the Table of Contents (TOC) on a page are placed to the left of the Page. If the editor prefers the TOC to the right, the TOC template is used. Editors can add it in the corresponding place of the page using the following command: {{TOC right}}

Navigation templates

On IMSMA Wiki, a navbox is a template that lists at least several pages that are related. The relationship between all the pages in a single navbox is such that the reader of the current page will be readily referred to other related material with a single link. The goal is to have a navbox in every page (bottom).