This is my cheat sheet, pretty much just a collection of notes that I refer back to. It contains things like useful templates and notes, but generally in a format that makes sense to me (and not necessarily anyone else.)
Useful pages edit
- User:Rochefoucauld/Publishing Companies/Publishing marks
- https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Logos_of_publishing_houses
- Module:Date -- date logic, including how eras are calculated
Templates edit
- {{default layout}} -- Like this: {{default layout|Layout 2}}
- {{disambiguation}} / {{versions}}
- {{page break}} -- Dotted lines like this: {{page break|label=}}
- {{textinfo}} -- This is what non-transcribed works (eg from PGPA) have on their talk pages
Licensing edit
- {{license container begin}}/{{license container end}} -- when author has multiples
- {{copyright author}}
Transcription edit
- {{dhr}} -- vertical spacing (eg for headings)
- {{dual line}} -- for when a sentence
line needs to have multiple stacked values - {{rule}} -- horizontal line of various thicknesses (height param)
- {{sp}} -- for spaced out text
- {{wikt}} -- link to wiktionary
- {{index transcluded}} -- goes on index page in TOC field after transclusion completed
Law edit
- {{Ussclinker}} -- for linking to United States Reports; eg. {{Ussclinker|source=o|vol|case|year}} (year optional, source=o triggers openjurist link)
- {{Federal reporter}} -- for linking to Federal Reporter; eg. {{Federal reporter|Series|Volume|Case}}
- {{PD-EdictGov}} -- For judicial opinions
Format edit
AAR edit
{{Auxiliary Table of Contents|title=Attachments|comment= |width=250px|
* [[/Appendix A/]]}}
{{page break|label=}}
{{#tag:pages||index= XXX .pdf|from=#|to=#}}
{{rule}}
{{reflist}}
{{PD-USGov}}
[[Category:Accident Investigation Reports|*]]