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Revision as of 17:32, 9 November 2009


Toplink is the navigational bar found at the top of most of WikiVet pages. This page explains how to use the code and the features available. For instructions on how to use this tempalte on WikiVet please refer to this guide.

Basic usage

This template produces a 'Back to' link. Parameters:

Parameter Actions
backcolour Redundant as of September 2008.
linkpage Name of page that you want to link to.
linktext Text to display for above link.
tablelink 'Homepage' name that has the table layout for that section.
maplink 'Homepage' name that has map map layout for that section.
titleborder Used to make toplink seem part of the front page design
pagetype This applies a logo (with link to section front page) for that section, but the phrase has to be correct. Use 'Pathology' for WikiPath pages, 'Anatomy' for WikiAnt and Phys pages, 'Bugs' for WikiBugs pages, 'Clinical' for WikiClinical pages 'VPH' for WikiVPH pages, 'Blood' for WikiBlood 'Drugs' for WikiDrugs 'WikiNormals' for WikiNormals, 'Donkey' for Donkey pages, 'Quiz' for WikiQuiz pages' and 'Help' for Help pages.

For these parameters "CURRENT PAGE" is displayed like the sublink headings with no link allowing for subpages to accommodate their own content maps/table views
thispagenormal 'Homepage' name that has standard WikiVet layout for the current page.
thispagetable 'Homepage' name that has standard WikiVet layout for the current page.
thispagemap 'Homepage' name that has standard WikiVet layout for the current page.

Subheadings
sublink1(to 8) Name of page that you want to link to.
subtext1(to 8) Text to display for above link.
tablelink1(to 8) 'Homepage' name that has the table layout for that section.
maplink1(to 8) 'Homepage' name that has standard WikiVet layout for that section.

The template can have as few or as many of the above variables declared. When using map and/or table views make sure that all views are declared on each page. The template will automatically detect the current page and consequently show no link for that page.

Known Issue

Since the latest update of the mediawiki software some pre-existing pages have problems with the toplink tempalte. Faling to display the links to the left of "CURRENT PAGE". To rectify this issue replace the current page name with {{PAGENAME}}. For example on the content map page use:

thispagemap = {{PAGENAME}}

This issues does not affect newly created pages.

Linking back to other pages

This provides a link back to a higher section. The page can either be stand alone or supported with additional views.

Note: The table view is very rarely used on the wiki.

{{toplink
|linkpage =
|linktext =
}}

Examples

{{toplink
|linkpage =Lymphatic System - Anatomy & Physiology
|linktext =Lymphatic System
|pagetype = Anatomy
}}

Gives

Anatomy and PhysiologyWikiAnt and Phys Banner.png
LYMPHATIC SYSTEM



OR

{{toplink
|linkpage =Lymphatic System - Anatomy & Physiology
|linktext =Lymphatic System
|tablelink = Lymphatic System (Table) - Anatomy & Physiology
|maplink = Lymphatic System (Content Map) - Anatomy & Physiology
|pagetype = Anatomy
}}

Gives

Anatomy and PhysiologyWikiAnt and Phys Banner.png
()Map\Tab LYMPHATIC SYSTEM (Map/Tab)


Using sublinks

This allows several 'back to' links to be used (up to 8). Sublinks can be used without linkpage or linktext being defined.They are a smaller font than that used for linktext.

{{toplink
|linkpage =
|linktext =
|tablelink = 
|maplink =
|sublink1 = 
|subtext1 = 
|sublink(2-8) = 
|subtext(2-8)= 
}}

Example

{{toplink
|linkpage =Lymphoreticular & Haematopoietic System - Pathology
|linktext =LYMPHORETICULAR & HAEMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM
|sublink1 =Primary Lymphoid System - Pathology
|subtext1 = PRIMARY LYMPHOID SYSTEM
|pagetype = Pathology
}}

Gives

WikiPathWikiPath Banner.png
LYMPHORETICULAR & HAEMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM
PRIMARY LYMPHOID SYSTEM


The full code

It is possible to have viewing options for all of the eight sublinks as well as the main link.

{{toplink
|linkpage =
|linktext =
|tablelink = 
|maplink =
|pagetype = 
|titleborder =
|thispagenormal=
|thispagetable =
|thispagemap = 
|sublink1 = 
|subtext1 = 
|sublink2 = 
|subtext2 = 
|sublink3 = 
|subtext3 = 
|sublink4 = 
|subtext4 = 
|sublink5 = 
|subtext5 = 
|sublink6 = 
|subtext6 = 
|sublink7 = 
|subtext7 = 
|sublink8 = 
|subtext8 = 
|tablelink1 = 
|maplink1 = 
|tablelink2 = 
|maplink2 = 
|tablelink3 = 
|maplink3 = 
|tablelink4 = 
|maplink4 = 
|tablelink5 = 
|maplink5 = 
|tablelink6 = 
|maplink6 =  
|tablelink7 = 
|maplink7 =  
|tablelink8 = 
|maplink8 =  
|rspace=
}}

Example

{{toplink
|linkpage =Lymphoreticular & Haematopoietic System - Pathology
|linktext =LYMPHORETICULAR & HAEMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM (Pathology)
|tablelink = Put in page name here
|maplink = Put in page name here
|pagetype = Pathology
|tablelink1 = Put in page name here
|maplink1 = Put in page name here
|sublink1 =Primary Lymphoid System - Pathology
|subtext1 = PRIMARY LYMPHOID SYSTEM (Pathology)
}}
Gives
WikiPathWikiPath Banner.png
()Map\Tab LYMPHORETICULAR & HAEMATOPOIETIC SYSTEM (Map/Tab)
()Map PRIMARY LYMPHOID SYSTEM (Map)
()Tab SECONDARY LYMPHOID SYSTEM (Tab)