Purpose[edit]
To link to articles in the Wikisource edition of Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities (1870).
Usage[edit]
((DGRA poster))
or
((DGRA poster|Article Name))
or
((DGRA poster|Article Name|Display Name))
Examples[edit]
((DGRA poster|Abactus venter))
This result is displayed in the top box to the right. If the DGRA article name looks too ugly, use:
((DGRA poster|Abrogatio magistratus|Abrogatio))
This result is displayed in the bottom box to the right.
Usage tips[edit]
When you put this template on 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 won't fit within the Wikipedia article at the bottom, so you may have to use some judgement: think about using the in-line version, ((Cite DGRA)). If the article is about a Wikisource author, it will usually be better to just put a link in the "Works about" section of the author page in Wikisource using Wikisource:Template:DGRA Link.
See also[edit]
- ((Cite DGRA)) — use when the article is used as a specific reference, or a poster would cause formatting problems
- ((DGRA)) — use when text is copied from the DGRA into a Wikipedia article
- Wikipedia:Sister projects for full usage information