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* {{para|2|req=1}}: anchor ID minus language name
* {{para|2|req=1}}: anchor ID minus language name
* {{para|3}}: anchor content (inline)
* {{para|3}}: anchor content (inline)
{{temp|anchor|rad|_genetics}} will generate the anchor <code>Radestrian_genetics</code>. If {{para|1}} is not a language code, the whole of the parameter will be taken as the ID, and {{para|2}} will be taken as content.


== Anchor naming ==
== Anchor naming ==

Latest revision as of 21:37, 4 April 2024

Creates an anchor ID which can be called in links.

  • |1= (required): anchor ID
  • |2=: anchor content (inline)

OR

  • |1= (required): language code
  • |2= (required): anchor ID minus language name
  • |3=: anchor content (inline)

{{anchor|rad|_genetics}} will generate the anchor Radestrian_genetics. If |1= is not a language code, the whole of the parameter will be taken as the ID, and |2= will be taken as content.

Anchor naming

When linking with {{m}}, {{m+}} or {{l}}, anchors will be assumed to begin with the language name, followed by the specified anchor parameter. Hence, anchor IDs in Radestrian entries should begin with Radestrian. The following systematic approach is also recommended:

  • Etymology sections should be labelled with a number: Radestrian1
  • Senses should be labelled with a number or description following an underscore: Radestrian_1, Radestrian_vitamin
    • Hence, Radestrian3_vitamin should refer to the vitamin sense of Etymology 3.

Linking can then be done by using {{m|rad|word|anchor=3_vitamin}}, for example.