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[[Law:El Lexhatx#Link{{{1}}}.{{{2}}}|Lexh.{{{1}}}.{{{2}}}.]]<noinclude> | [[Law:El Lexhatx#Link{{{1}}}.{{#if: {{{2|}}}|{{{2}}}|0|}}|Lexh.{{{1}}}.{{#if: {{{2|}}}|{{{2}}}.||}}]]<noinclude> | ||
===Usage=== | ===Usage=== | ||
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*to cite '''Lexh.A.4.1''' you would type '''<nowiki>{{lexh|A|4.1}}</nowiki>''' : the results would look like this: {{lexh|A|4.1}} | *to cite '''Lexh.A.4.1''' you would type '''<nowiki>{{lexh|A|4.1}}</nowiki>''' : the results would look like this: {{lexh|A|4.1}} | ||
*to cite '''Lexh.A.4.1.7''' you would type '''<nowiki>{{lexh|A|4.1.7}}</nowiki>''' : the results would look like this: {{lexh|A|4.1.7}} | *to cite '''Lexh.A.4.1.7''' you would type '''<nowiki>{{lexh|A|4.1.7}}</nowiki>''' : the results would look like this: {{lexh|A|4.1.7}} | ||
*the Titles are referred '''also''' by name. For example, you can just type '''<nowiki>[[Title A]]</nowiki>''' to obtain [[Title A]]. | *the Titles are referred '''also''' by name. For example, you can just type '''<nowiki>[[Title A]]</nowiki>''' to obtain [[Title A]]. To use the above template instead you shouldn't put the Section#, i.e.: for Title A you would type '''<nowiki>{{org|A}}</nowiki>''' and the results would look like {{org|A}} | ||
{{ScribeNote|note=It's not '''yet''' implemented in all titles and (sub)sections.}} | {{ScribeNote|note=It's not '''yet''' implemented in all titles and (sub)sections.}} | ||
[[Category:Templates]][[Category:Chancery templates]]</noinclude> | [[Category:Templates]][[Category:Chancery templates]]</noinclude> | ||
Revision as of 04:58, 31 March 2023
[[Law:El Lexhatx#Link{{{1}}}.0|Lexh.{{{1}}}.]]
Usage
This is a template designed to allow for easy citations of the Lexhatx within the wiki like Template:Org. To use it, simple add the following code to the page: {{org|Title#|Section#}}, replacing "Title#" and "Section#" with your desired title and section inlcunding all subsections in the #.# format. For example,
- to cite Lexh.A.4 you would type {{lexh|A|4}} : the results would look like this: Lexh.A.4.
- to cite Lexh.A.4.1 you would type {{lexh|A|4.1}} : the results would look like this: Lexh.A.4.1.
- to cite Lexh.A.4.1.7 you would type {{lexh|A|4.1.7}} : the results would look like this: Lexh.A.4.1.7.
- the Titles are referred also by name. For example, you can just type [[Title A]] to obtain Title A. To use the above template instead you shouldn't put the Section#, i.e.: for Title A you would type {{org|A}} and the results would look like Org.A.
 Scribe note
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| It's not yet implemented in all titles and (sub)sections. |