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This template is used on approximately 6,000 pages and changes may be widely noticed. Test changes in the template's /sandbox or /testcases subpages, or in your own user subpage. Consider discussing changes on the talk page before implementing them.

Usage

((wikisource-inline|Wikisource work))

This template creates an inline link to Wikisource in list format.

Examples

Normal

((wikisource-inline|Work))

Works related to Work at Wikisource

Text override

((wikisource-inline|Work|Puffle))

Works related to Puffle at Wikisource

Link to a single text

((wikisource-inline|Work|single=true))

The full text of Work at Wikisource

Full link override

((wikisource-inline|links=[[s:EB1911|]] and [[s:The New Student's Reference Work|]]))

Works related to EB1911 and The New Student's Reference Work at Wikisource

List format

* ((wikisource-inline|list=
** [[s:EB1911|]]
** [[s:The New Student's Reference Work|]]
))

• Texts on Wikisource:
  • EB1911
  • The New Student's Reference Work

See also

• ((Commons-inline))
• ((Commons category-inline))
• ((Wikinews-inline))
• ((Wikiquote-inline))
• ((Wikispecies-inline))
• ((Wiktionary-inline))
• ((Wikiversity-inline))
• ((Ws))
• ((wikisource)) - to create the sidebox
• ((cite wikisource))
• ((Wikisource redirect))

Help:Interwiki linking provides easy ways to link to another project entry to permit you to formulate your citation however you choose:

As in

• Hopkins, Samuel. (July 31, 1790) United States of America. United States patent X1.
• Tennyson, Alfred. (1842) The Keepsake. Come not, when I am dead.