[[(({1))}, South Australia|(({1))}]]
This is the basic syntax you need to get a listing of appropriately wikilinked South Australian cities, suburbs, and features. This is mainly used for junction and exit list tables for SA highways, but can be used elsewhere.
Usage[edit]
- Link to a disambiguated article
- Instead of [[Article, South Australia|Article]], use
((SAcity|Article))
- Instead of [[Article (South Australia)|Article]], use
((SAcity|b1=on|Article))
- All parameters
((SAcity|1|2|3|4|b1=|b2=|b3=|b4=|pre=))
Here's what you should fill in[edit]
- 1, 2, 3, 4, etc.: The name of the city, suburb, or feature to be wikilinked to.
- The text entered here is what will be displayed in the list.
- Enter the text exactly as it appears in the article title, but without disambiguation
- Exception: To link to the Adelaide city centre article enter adelaide (all lowercase)
- The parameters replace the numbers, i.e. it should not be 1=Bordertown, just simply Bordertown.
- Up to 13 places can be included this way
- b1=, b2=, b3=, b4=, etc.: Can be set to on or omitted.
- Set as on if the article uses brackets for disambiguation, in the form of "<article> (South Australia)".
- Omit parameter if the article uses a comma for disambiguation, in the form of "<article>, South Australia".
- pre= or p= or dash=: Can be used to include punctuation at the start of the list (a comma or ndash).
- If set to dash, or ndash, or d, or n, or on, the list will be preceded by an ndash (–).
- If set to comma, or equivalently , (an actual comma), the list will be preceded by a comma (,). This can be used to continue a list if multiple instances of this template are used.
- If omitted, or set to off, or equivalently no, the list will not be preceded by any punctuation
- All parameters except for 1 are optional.
Examples[edit]
| What you type | What you get |
|---|---|
| ((SAcity|Bordertown)) | Bordertown |
| ((SAcity|Adelaide|Bremer River|b2=on|adelaide)) | Adelaide, Bremer River, Adelaide |
| ((Mount Gambier|dash=on)) | Mount Gambier |
See also[edit]
((AUSinttop)), ((SAint)), ((Jctbtm)): Used to generate an MOS:RJL compliant junction table
((AUshield)): Used to generate shields for Australian routes