Template:Statute table
This page contains information on the templates used to creates the tables for the Chronological Table in Chronological Table and Index of the Statutes.
Usage of the Basic template
[edit]{{statute table
| Chapter = Year, statute, and chapter
| Subject = Subject-matter
| Repeal = How repealed or otherwise determined wholly or in part, specfiy.
in a group of entries, on which Repeal-rowspan is specfied for the first entry of the group.
}}
Parameters
[edit]- Chapter:
- Subject:
- Repeal:
Example
[edit]{{Statute table/header}}
{{statute table |Chapter=3.|Subject=Redisseisin|Repeal=Rep. as to E., Stat. Law Rev. Act, 1863.}}
{{Statute table/footer}}
| Year, statute, and chapter. | Subject-matter. | How repealed or otherwise determined, wholly or in part |
|---|---|---|
| c. 3. | Redisseisin | Rep. as to E., Stat. Law Rev. Act, 1863. |
Higher Level Templates (and related)
[edit]- {{Statute table/header}} - This is used to generate the header lines of the table in the Page namespace:, It should be placed at the start of the table, or in the header of a Page:
- {{Statute table/footer}} - This is used to generate the closure of the table (in Page: namespace: and the references section if relevant, It should be placed at the end of the table, or in the footer of a Page:
- {{Statute table/s}} - This template is used to generate a table header in Mainspace, it is ignored in Page:namespace. It should be placed at the start of a section immediately after the relevant <section begin=""/> tag, followed by a line-break between it and the {{statute table/year}} or {{statute table/chapter}}, &c. which immediately follows it.
- {{Statute table/e}} - This template is used to generate a table footer (and marginal notes) in Mainspace, it is ignored in Page :namespace It should be placed at the end of a section immediately preceding the relevant <section end=""/> tag. There should be a line break between this template at the precceding {{statute table/chapter}},{{Statute table/repeal}}, {{Statute table/repeal-follow}} &c.
- {{Statute table/continuation}} - This is used to generate the continuation line in the headers of the Page:d version of table - takes a single parameter , being the the text to be used (without the cont.)}}
- {{Statute table/chapter}} - See Documentation
- {{Statute table/year}} -Generates a year entry which precedes /chapter entries. Takes 2 parameters -1 is a short form suitable for use in an anchor, 1876, and 2 being the long form. e.g 39 & 40 Vict. (1876)
- {{Statute table/named}} - As Documentation, with the additional Chapter Name (non optional), used to provide a chapter name, which is shown in ( itlaicised brackets) . Typically this name will be a w:short-title.
- {{Statute table/anchored}} - Uses Override Chapter for the Chapter numbering (which should be given as it appears in original scan.), and Anchor parameter to create a URI style anchor for the entry. Chapter name is used for title or name (unlike the /named variant it does not appear in brackets). Other parameters as per Documentation for the /chapter template.
- {{Statute table/repeal}} - used to insert additional repeals. Takes a single parameter, being the repeal concerned.
- {{Statute table/repeal-follow}} - used to insert additional repeals, to follow on from a lead description. (Typically the lead will say something like "Rep in Part—" with this template being used to indicate the repeals "in part" concerned. Takes a single parameter, being the repeal concerned.
How to Transclude portions of the Table generated by these templates in main space.
[edit]<section begin="__section" />{{tl|Statute table/s}}
and
{{tl|Statute table/e}}<section end="__section" />
into the wiki-text at the appropriate parts. Please note that the line-break requirements noted earlier are significant for this.
Where __section is the name of the "section" of the table, typically a short code for the monarch, regnal year or calander year.
In main space use a pages tag, (see Help:Transclusion) where the fromsection and tosection take the relevant __section name used.
Where a section is present within a single Pages, the onlysection should be used instead, and the relevant single page given via the include parameter.