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To enable the [[Template:ShopItem]] to work correctly, all item articles should omit any capitalization from the name and instead use the name= field to make any corrections. |
To enable the [[Template:ShopItem]] to work correctly, all item articles should omit any capitalization from the name and instead use the name= field to make any corrections. |
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The leading articles, ''a'', ''an'' and ''some'' are not included in the page name or name= field. Quantities (for example, "pair of" and "set of") are included. |
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The ''name'' field is not filled out unless the item name differs from the page name. Capitalization is one such difference. |
Revision as of 13:31, 11 March 2011
This page is part of the Elanthipedia's Manual of Style section. This page lists information for the standardization of articles and templates, as set down by community consensus.
- If you disagree with or have suggestions for improvement of the standards, please post on the accompanying talk page and give ample time for debate before making any edits. Failure to follow this proceedure will result in removal of your edits.
Manual of Style Index |
Abilities |
Categories/Concepts |
Commands |
Creatures |
Events |
Items |
NPCs |
PCs |
Posts |
Shops |
Spells |
Templates |
This page contains information on the standards for all pages relating to items and equipment.
Template:
The following templates should be used for items whenever possible.
Article Names
To enable the Template:ShopItem to work correctly, all item articles should omit any capitalization from the name and instead use the name= field to make any corrections.
The leading articles, a, an and some are not included in the page name or name= field. Quantities (for example, "pair of" and "set of") are included.
Name Field
The name field is not filled out unless the item name differs from the page name. Capitalization is one such difference.