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Feel free to use content. Or suggest changes in the subsequent article's discussion if these copies are reasonable. | Feel free to use content. Or suggest changes in the subsequent article's discussion if these copies are reasonable. | ||
===Sub-articles=== | |||
* [[User:Samakhulis/Sandbox/Erisian Pyramid]] | * [[User:Samakhulis/Sandbox/Erisian Pyramid]] | ||
===Ideas=== | |||
* History template - Like the standard MW "References" template, but will allow in-article entry of: | |||
*# [[News]] post | |||
*# IC Year | |||
*# Historical Entry Text | |||
:See Announce News Posts section of [[Shop of Wonders]]. | |||
:This system would allow users to enter a short inline <tag> </tag> with pertinent information, then an included template at the bottom of the page would parse all of these into a listing, linking out to the relevant news posts available at ''http://www.achaea.com/game/news/Achaea/<section>/<post #>''. Template may have an option of being boxed and collapsed, like a [http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php/Template:Navbox Wikipedia navbox]. | |||
Latest revision as of 07:45, 1 June 2012
Feel free to use content. Or suggest changes in the subsequent article's discussion if these copies are reasonable.
Sub-articles
Ideas
- History template - Like the standard MW "References" template, but will allow in-article entry of:
- News post
- IC Year
- Historical Entry Text
- See Announce News Posts section of Shop of Wonders.
- This system would allow users to enter a short inline <tag> </tag> with pertinent information, then an included template at the bottom of the page would parse all of these into a listing, linking out to the relevant news posts available at http://www.achaea.com/game/news/Achaea/<section>/<post #>. Template may have an option of being boxed and collapsed, like a Wikipedia navbox.