Template:EB1911 contributor table/entry
Usage
[edit]This template is used to create a table of contributors to the 1911 Encyclopaedia Britannica (example page here)
- General format
{{EB1911 contributor table}}
{{EB1911 contributor table/entry
| initials = initials of contributor as they appear at the foot of articles
| name = Name and qualifications of the contributor
| description = Description of the contributor
| subject1 = Subject contributed (as displayed)
| lnksubject1 = Article link, if different to displayed version (optional)
| subsubject1 = Subsection of subject, if applicable (optional)
| cosubject1 = yes -> (in part), if applicable (optional)
| pncsubject1 = Punctuation after subject, if not semicolon (optional)
| subject2 = Subject contributed (as displayed)
| lnksubject2 = Article link, if different to displayed version (optional)
| subsubject2 = Subsection of subject, if applicable (optional)
| cosubject2 = yes -> (in part), if applicable (optional)
| pncsubject2 = Punctuation after subject, if not semicolon (optional)
....
| endperiod = no -> suppress the period at the end (if the final article name already contains a period)
}}
{{EB1911 contributor table/entry
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}}
{{!}}}
Example
[edit]{{EB1911 contributor table}}
{{EB1911 contributor table/entry
| initials = A. B. C.
| name = Albert Brian Colchester D.Litt. M.A.
| description = Professor of Applied Nothingness, Cambridge University.
| subject1 = Felicity Arkwright
| subsubject1 = Life and Times
| subject2 = Nullity
| cosubject2 = yes
| subject3 = Beer Gardens
}}
{{EB1911 contributor table/entry
| initials = D. E.-F.
| name = David Edwards-Forsyth M.B.A.
| subject1 = Fraud
| subsubject1 = How to get away with it
| subject2 = Edward I.
| pncsubject2 = ,
| subject3 = II.
| lnksubject3 = Edward II.
| pncsubject3 = ,
| subject4 = III.
| lnksubject4 = Edward III.
| subject5 = Richard II.
| endperiod = no
}}
{{!}}}
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Felicity Arkwright: Life and Times; Nullity (in part); Beer Gardens. | ||
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Fraud: How to get away with it; Edward I., II., III.; Richard II. |