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(this currently only works for two players in a row, not more. i need to figure out an efficient way to adapt the rankings to the score, without resorting to a monster chain of "ifexpr" functions for each row in the table.) |
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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
With this template, you can create a ranking chart for players in a competition. The chart is flexible, repositioning itself relative to neighboring charts to fit within your screen or window. The template allows you to add up to 12 players, each listed with their name and score. Optionally, you can enter a country for each player, which returns a flag of that country that links to the country's Wikipedia article. There is also an optional "head" parameter which allows you to type out a header for the entire chart. | With this template, you can create a ranking chart for players in a competition. The chart is flexible, repositioning itself relative to neighboring charts to fit within your screen or window. The template allows you to add up to 12 players, each listed with their name and score. Optionally, you can enter a country for each player, which returns a flag of that country that links to the country's Wikipedia article. There is also an optional "head" parameter which allows you to type out a header for the entire chart. | ||
==Full syntax== | ==Full syntax== | ||
Revision as of 19:14, March 5, 2025
Description
With this template, you can create a ranking chart for players in a competition. The chart is flexible, repositioning itself relative to neighboring charts to fit within your screen or window. The template allows you to add up to 12 players, each listed with their name and score. Optionally, you can enter a country for each player, which returns a flag of that country that links to the country's Wikipedia article. There is also an optional "head" parameter which allows you to type out a header for the entire chart.
Full syntax
{{ranking
|head=
|player1=
|country1=
|score1=
|player2=
|country2=
|score2=
|player3=
|country3=
|score3=
|player4=
|country4=
|score4=
|player5=
|country5=
|score5=
|player6=
|country6=
|score6=
|player7=
|country7=
|score7=
|player8=
|country8=
|score8=
|player9=
|country9=
|score9=
|player10=
|country10=
|score10=
|player11=
|country11=
|score11=
|player12=
|country12=
|score12=
}}
Example
Entering the following values:
{{ranking
|head= March tournament
|player1 = Mario
|country1 = USA
|score1 = 310
|player2 = Luigi
|country2 = USA
|score2 = 298
|player3 = Peach
|country3 = UK
|score3 = 298
|player4 = Bowser
|country4 = 143
|score4 = UK
}}
returns the following chart:
| March tournament | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Mario |  |
310 | |
| 2nd | Luigi | |
298 | |
| 2nd | Peach |  |
298 | |
| 4th | Bowser | |
143 |
|
