User:A.allison/Templates

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Occupation	Veterinarian
Veterinary School	UK - Nottingham
Year of Graduation	2011
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• Template:Reviewed

User Pages

• UserPages (Template:UserPage)
  • Template:VetPage
  • Template:NursePage
  • Template:OtherPage
  • Template:BlankPage

Others

• Improved the functionality of these templates created by John Tulloch for WikiClinical

Infotable

This template is designed to automatically display content in preformed tables. Allowing content to be displayed across the full width of the screen and allowing colour coding of sections.

Supported by: Template:Blend, Template:Mainheader, Template:Sub, Template:Subheading, Template:Subtext & Template:Tableend

Toplink

This template was primarily designed to seamlessly intergrate the page formats created using the infotable template with the standard wikivet page layout as well as allowing the intergration of content maps. It also provides a compact system for displayed links back to higher pages.

Supported by: Template:Toplinksublink, Template:Topmap & QuizCheck

Citation

This template was designed to standardise how references for books and journals are displayed on the wiki.

Supported by: Template:Altlast & Template:Altfirst

Frontpage

This template is designed to ease the editing of the frontpages for each of the main sections on WikiVet.

Supported by: Template:Frontadditional, Template:Fronttable & Template:Frontpagemap

Login Images

This template provides the links and images for the "error" pages that greets non-logged in users trying to reached restricted pages.

Donkey

This template provides the link to The Donkey Sanctuary found in the right hand side of toplink on all donkey pages.

QuizCat

This template produces the categories for the WikiQuiz pages.

CTImages

Acknowledgement section for CT images.

Supporting Templates

These templates give functionality to the templates shown above.

• Template:If provides a basic if function to code. If the set variable is positive (i.e. has a value assigned) then it will display a determined variable, and likewise if the set variable is negative (i.e. no value assigned) then another determined variable is displayed.
• Template:Param1 provides the variable for template:if to function.
• Template:Ifeq gives the if function but allows the if to be an exact value.
• Template:Call supports this template.
• Template:! allows the '|' to be used in templates without breaking template syntax e.g. putting a table into a template