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Templates with most of it data which doesn't need to be translated can use a special system of storing the values in another template itself. This helps other languages to reuse these values directly and is used by all celestial objects with {{Tl|Planetbox}}. Because every article can be included via templates it is possible to add an article other articles. Templates which are in the [[:Category:Translating Templates]] could be used for this method. It uses a subpage of the article in which the content/values are stored and the article with all the translation then imports this subpage. | Templates with most of it data which doesn't need to be translated can use a special system of storing the values in another template itself. This helps other languages to reuse these values directly and is used by all celestial objects with {{Tl|Planetbox}}. Because every article can be included via templates it is possible to add an article other articles. Templates which are in the [[:Category:Translating Templates]] could be used for this method. It uses a subpage of the article in which the content/values are stored and the article with all the translation then imports this subpage. | ||
| − | For example he <nowiki>{{Planetbox}}</nowiki> template suggests to use <tt>/Data</tt> subpage which only holds the template contents which is then imported. So there is a [[Kerbol/Data]] article which only has the planet box values and [[Kerbol]] (also the different languages like [[Kerbol/sv]] or [[Kerbol/de]]) then imports this with {{[[Kerbol/Data|:Kerbol/Data]]}}. The colon before the article's name is important, as without it, the software would assume a template (<nowiki>{{Kerbol/Data}}</nowiki> would import <tt>Template: | + | For example he <nowiki>{{Planetbox}}</nowiki> template suggests to use <tt>/Data</tt> subpage which only holds the template contents which is then imported. So there is a [[Kerbol/Data]] article which only has the planet box values and [[Kerbol]] (also the different languages like [[Kerbol/sv]] or [[Kerbol/de]]) then imports this with {{[[Kerbol/Data|:Kerbol/Data]]}}. The colon before the article's name is important, as without it, the software would assume a template (<nowiki>{{Kerbol/Data}}</nowiki> would import <tt>Template:Kerbol/Data</tt>) and this would separate the specific values form the article. |
If a template support this feature, it should use {{Tl|Data Template}} which automatically categorise the article and add a little help for all the users. | If a template support this feature, it should use {{Tl|Data Template}} which automatically categorise the article and add a little help for all the users. | ||
Revision as of 19:29, 9 June 2013
Data templates
Templates with most of it data which doesn't need to be translated can use a special system of storing the values in another template itself. This helps other languages to reuse these values directly and is used by all celestial objects with {{Planetbox}}. Because every article can be included via templates it is possible to add an article other articles. Templates which are in the Category:Translating Templates could be used for this method. It uses a subpage of the article in which the content/values are stored and the article with all the translation then imports this subpage.
For example he {{Planetbox}} template suggests to use /Data subpage which only holds the template contents which is then imported. So there is a Kerbol/Data article which only has the planet box values and Kerbol (also the different languages like Kerbol/sv or Kerbol/de) then imports this with {{:Kerbol/Data}}. The colon before the article's name is important, as without it, the software would assume a template ({{Kerbol/Data}} would import Template:Kerbol/Data) and this would separate the specific values form the article.
If a template support this feature, it should use {{Data Template}} which automatically categorise the article and add a little help for all the users.
