Template:WPBannerDoc
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- WPBannerDoc error: required first parameter missing
Usage
This template generates standardised parameter documentation for various parameters commonly used with WikiProject banner templates. For example output, see Template:WPBannerDoc/testcases.
Parameters
The first parameter is the name of the parameter for which documentation is required; some parameters are shared, as follows:
|PROJECT=
– this should be the same as the|PROJECT=
parameter passed into {{WPBannerMeta}} on the main template page
Other parameters vary according to the first one:
attention
|ATTENTION_CAT=
– the category populated by the use of|attention=yes
, if different from Category:{{{PROJECT}}} articles needing attention. Do not specify the 'Category:' prefix.
Attention
– variant capitalisation of the above.auto
|AUTO_ASSESS_CAT=
– the category populated by the use of the|auto=
parameter, if different from Category:Automatically assessed {{{PROJECT}}} articles. Do not specify the 'Category:' prefix.
category
(no additional parameters)class
|ASSESSMENT_LINK=
|BANNER_NAME=
|PROJECT=
|PROJECT_LINK=
|QUALITY_SCALE=
– these five should be the same as the corresponding parameters passed into {{WPBannerMeta}} on the main template page. If any are omitted from the {{WPBannerMeta}}, omit the same ones from {{WPBannerDoc}} also.|bpara=
– set this to the name of the B-Class yes/no parameters, omitting the digit, e.g.|bpara=B-Class-
|bmax=
– if|bpara=
is set, set this to either 5 or 6 to show how many of the B-Class criteria are recognised|class_values=
– when|QUALITY_SCALE=inline
is set, this parameter should be a list of valid class values, e.g.|class_values=fa, ga, b, c, start, stub, fl, list, draft, category, template, na
Alternatively, the {{WPBannerDoc/class mask}} template may be used, e.g.which is equivalent to|class_values={{WPBannerDoc/class mask |category=yes |template=yes }}
|class_values=fa, a, ga, b, c, start, stub, fl, list, category, template, na
importance
|ASSESSMENT_LINK=
|BANNER_NAME=
|PROJECT=
|PROJECT_LINK=
|IMPORTANCE_SCALE=
– these five should be the same as the corresponding parameters passed into {{WPBannerMeta}} on the main template page. If any are omitted from the {{WPBannerMeta}}, omit the same ones from {{WPBannerDoc}} also.|importance_values=
– when|IMPORTANCE_SCALE=inline
is set, this parameter should be a list of valid importance values, e.g.|importance_values=high, mid, low, bottom, na
infobox
– variant of needs-infobox.listas
needs-infobox
|INFOBOX_CAT=
– the category populated by the use of|needs-infobox=yes
, if different from Category:{{{PROJECT}}} articles needing infoboxes. Do not specify the 'Category:' prefix.
priority
(the parameters are the same as for importance)
Examples
{{WPBannerDoc|attention|PROJECT=Rock music|ATTENTION_CAT=}} {{WPBannerDoc|auto|AUTO_ASSESS_CAT=}} {{WPBannerDoc|category}} {{WPBannerDoc|class|PROJECT=Rock music|ASSESSMENT_LINK=Wikipedia:WikiProject Rock music/Assessment}} {{WPBannerDoc|importance|PROJECT=Rock music|ASSESSMENT_LINK=Wikipedia:WikiProject Rock music/Assessment}} {{WPBannerDoc|listas|first=John|last=Doe}} {{WPBannerDoc|needs-infobox|PROJECT=Rock music|INFOBOX_CAT=}}
See also
- {{WPBannerDoc/addcat}} – used to create documentation for additional categories used with note parameters
- {{WPBannerDoc/alias}} – used to show which parameters have identical meanings
- {{WPBannerDoc/assessment}} – used only in {{WPBannerDoc}}; not for use elsewhere
- {{WPBannerDoc/class mask}} – used to show variations in class values
- {{WPBannerDoc/collaboration}} – used to create documentation for collaboration parameters
- {{WPBannerDoc/image needed}} – used to create documentation for {{WPBannerMeta/hooks/image needed}}
- {{WPBannerDoc/note}} – used to create documentation for note parameters
- {{WPBannerDoc/peerreview}} – used to create documentation for peer review parameters
- {{WPBannerDoc/tf}} – used to create documentation for taskforce parameters
- {{WPBannerMeta}} – the meta-template for WikiProject banners
- Wikipedia:Template documentation – how-to guide