Template:PHLawHeading/doc

This is a documentation subpage for Template:PHLawHeading.
It contains usage information, categories and other content that is not part of the original template page.

This template uses Lua:

This template is used for the laws of the Philippines. This handles the headings of the pages, including adding the {{header}} template, categorizing, and others.

Parameters

Essentials

abbr: the abbreviation of the law. This is to determine the layout of the heading, and other things. This is also used IRL when quoting a specific law. The abbreviations allowed are listed in the table below.
no: the number of the law
- prev: the number of the previous law in the series. Use this only if the previous law is NOT no-1.
- next: the number of the next law in the series. Use this only if the next law is NOT no+1.

year: the year wherein the law was approved/passed/signed.
title: the full title of the law. Don't alter the casing of the title (e.g. keep the italisized parts, don't turn the title into title case). Prioritizes the title property (P1476) in Wikidata (see below).
congress (optional if unavailable): the ordinal number (word form) of the congress.
session (optional if unavailable): the ordinal number (word form) of the session of the congress.
- sessiontype (optional): the type of the session of the congress. Defaults to Regular.
place (optional): the place of the congress. Defaults to Metro Manila.
bill (optional if unavailable): the bills wherein the law was drafted. Usually seen on the top-right corner. Don't alter the casing and the wording, leave it as is. Separate each with <br/>.
begun (optional if unavailable): the text that states the date of the session
Example: Begun and held at the City of Manila on Saturday, the twenty-fifth day of May, nineteen hundred and forty-six
amend (optional): the law/s that this law is amending, if any. Use the template {{PHLawAmend}} with action=amend. For more information, go to Template:PHLawAmend.
repeal (optional): the law/s that this law is repealing, if any. Use the template {{PHLawAmend}} with action=repeal. For more information, go to Template:PHLawAmend.
notes (optional): more info about the law.
pres (only required for abbreviations that have pres in the title, see table below): the president who created this law. Must be one of the following:
- EA for Emilio Aguinaldo
- MLQ for Manuel L. Quezon
- JPL for Jose P. Laurel
- SO for Sergio Osmeña
- MAR for Manuel Roxas
- EQ for Elpidio Quirino
- RM for Ramon Magsaysay
- CPG for Carlos P. Garcia
- DPM for Diosdado Macapagal
- FEM for Ferdinand Marcos
- CCA for Corazon Aquino
- FVR for Fidel V. Ramos
- JEE for Joseph Estrada
- GMA for Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
- BSA for Benigno Aquino III
- RRD for Rodrigo Roa Duterte
- RRD for Rodrigo Roa Duterte
- BBM for Bongbong Marcos

Wiki-related (all are optional)

portal: the additional portal/s that the law is a part of. Separate each with /.
categories: the additional category/categories that this law is a part of. Separate each with /.
wikipedia: link to the Wikipedia page
commons: the link to the Wikimedia Commons page
commonscat: link to the Wikimedia Commons category page
wikiquote: link to the Wikiquotes page
wikinews: link to the Wikinews page
wiktionary: link to the Wiktionary page
wikibooks: link to the Wikibooks page
wikiversity: link to the Wikiversity page
wikipedia: link to the Wikipedia page
wikispecies: link to the Wikispecies page
wikivoyage: link to the Wikivoyage page
wikidata: link to the Wikidata page
meta: link to the MetaWiki page

Advanced (all are optional)

headeronly: only add the {{header}} template, without the format of the header of the law. Useful for pages that have a PDF/DJVU source, used in the main page.
formatonly: only add the format of the header of the law, without the {{header}} template. Useful for pages that have a PDF/DJVU source, used in the first page of the source file.

Abbreviations

Law types

These are the abbreviations for each law type.

Abbreviation	Refers to	Required page title format (no and pres referrs to the template parameter)	Wikidata item
Act	Acts	Act No. no	Act (Q107588033)
AO	Administrative Orders	Administrative Order No. no (pres)
AR	Approved Resolutions	Resolution No. no
BAA	Bangsamoro Autonomy Acts	Bangsamoro Autonomy Act No no
BP	Batas Pambansa	Batas Pambansa Blg. no
CA	Commonwealth Acts	Commonwealth Act No. no	Commonwealth Act (Q107710125)
CO	Cavite Ordinances	Provincial Ordinance No no
EO	Executive Orders	Executive Order No. no (pres)	executive order (Q64605204)
GO	General Orders	General Order No. no (pres)
LOImp	Letter of Implementations	Letter of Implementation No. no
LOI	Letter of Instructions	Letter of Instruction No. no (pres)
MC	Memorandum Circulars	Memorandum Circular No. no (pres)
MO	Memorandum Orders	Memorandum Order No. no (pres)
PD	Presidential Decrees	Presidential Decree No. no
PP	Presidential Proclamations	Proclamation No. no (pres)
RA	Republic Acts	Republic Act No. no	Republic Act (Q20737420)
SO	Special Orders	Special Order No. no (pres)

Law parts

These are the abbreviations used for parts of a law.

Abbreviation	Refers to
Sec.	Sections
Chap.	Chapters
Prt.	Parts
Art.	Articles
Bk.	Books
Ttl.	Titles

Items on Wikidata

The infobox that this template creates pulls data from the Wikidata item that the page is linked to and displays it in the infobox. If these are not present, some data in the infobox will not show.

instance of (P31): value must be the Wikidata item for the law type.
required qualifier series ordinal (P1545): value must be the number of the law, same with the no template parameter.
title (P1476): value must be the full title of the law, with the language set to English (en).
short name (P1813): value must be the short title of the law or no value (for laws that don't have a short title), with the language set to English (en).
publication date (P577): value must be the date when the law was approved, not the effectivity date.
main subject (P921): value/values must be the subject tackled by the law. Can be multiple values.
section, verse, paragraph, or clause (P958): value/values must be the sections the law. Can be multiple values. This is used for creating the table of contents box. Each value must have these three qualifiers:
series ordinal (P1545): value must be the order of the section. Use dot notation to signify order. Examples:
Section 3 -> 3

Part IV Chapter XII Section 135 Subsection 2 -> 4.12.1.2 (assuming that Section 135 is the first section in Chapter XII)

Book I Title 3 Chapter 3 Section 2 Article 34 -> 1.3.3.2.5 (assuming that Article 34 is the fifth article in Section 2)

Part III Chapter I -> 3.1

title (P1476): value must be the title of the section or no value if none

short name (P1813): value must be the abbreviated part word, as shown on the table above.