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Revision as of 18:17, August 27, 2024
This template allows putting information about the internal names of article subjects and their respective meanings into an article.
Usage
This template should be placed in the "Internal names" section of an article. If accompanied by {{foreign names}}, then "Internal names" and "Names in other languages" should be made subsections of an "Additional names" section. The syntax is as follows:
{{internal names
|game1=''[[Game Name]]''
|file1=<tt>filename</tt>
|name1=Name
|meaning1=Meaning
}}
This works for any amount of numbered game/file/name/meaning parameters. The Game, File, and/or Meaning columns can be optionally removed by omitting the corresponding parameter(s).
Notes
- Multiple entries within a single parameter (e.g.
game1) should be separated by<br>. - When possible, the
fileparameter should include the file path as well, starting from the game's root directory (e.g. vol in the case of Wii U games). - File paths and names (used in the
fileparameters) should be encapsulated by<tt></tt>tags.
