Template:Iwpage
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Usage
[edit]Interwiki transclusions
Style is defined at mul:MediaWiki:InterWikiTransclusion.js
This template is used for transcluding a page ("Page" namespace) from another Wikisource domain into another page ("Page" namespace):
Code:
{{iwpage|language code}}
E.g. br:Page:Barzaz Breiz, huitième édition.djvu/13 has {{iwpage|fr}}
"iwpage" class is defined at oldwikisource:MediaWiki:InterWikiTransclusion.js.
This template is used for transcluding various pages (from "Page" namespace) from another Wikisource domain:
Code:
{{iwpages|language code|Title of the Index page|page_from|page_to|section_from|section_to}}
(section_from and section_too are optional.)
And this will do the following at the end Wikisource:
<pages index="Title of the Index page" from=page_from to=page_to fromsection=section_from tosection=section_to/>
Example
{{iwpages|el|On two Greek inscriptions, from Kamiros and Ialysos, in Rhodes, respectively (1878).djvu|4|4|Greek|Greek}}
{{IwpageSection}}
[edit]This template is used for transcluding a section from one page (from "Page" namespace) from another Wikisource domain into another page ("Page" namespace):
Code:
{{IwpageSection|language code|Title of the page from the outer Wikisource|section name}}
For example:
{{IwpageSection|ca|Cansons de la terra (1866).djvu/92|oc}}
will bring from ca (Catalan) Wikisource, the section named "oc" from the page named "Cansons de la terra (1866).djvu/92":
This template allows the transclusion of a page (in any namespace) from another Wikisource domain; useful for multilingual books. Parameters (used at "iw_trans" function at oldwikisource:MediaWiki:InterWikiTransclusion.js):
- The first is the ISO code of the language ("es" for Spanish, "fr" for French, etc.).
- The second one, is the title of the outer Wikisource. The namespace prefix must be included.
- num: page number that will appear.
- position: indentation in "em" units. By default, 1em.