Difference between revisions of "Template:Location box"
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| '''Location:''' | | '''Location:''' | ||
| {{{1}}} | | {{{1}}} | ||
|- {{ #if: {{{Link name|}}} | | style="display: none;"}} | |||
| '''{{{Link name}}}:''' | |||
| [{{{Link}}}] | |||
|- {{ #if: {{{GPS1|}}} | | style="display: none;"}} | |- {{ #if: {{{GPS1|}}} | | style="display: none;"}} | ||
| '''Coordinates:''' | | '''Coordinates:''' | ||
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{{DE box |1={{Location box | Description of location which may include an [external_link] | GPS1 = 48°19′33″N | GPS2 = 122°1′13″W }}}} | {{DE box |1={{Location box | Description of location which may include an [external_link] | GPS1 = 48°19′33″N | GPS2 = 122°1′13″W }}}} | ||
<br> | <br> | ||
* Link name = the name of the website with the description, such as Wikipedia | |||
* Link = the URL of the website with the description without brackets | |||
* GPS1 = the first portion of the global coordinates (north/south) | * GPS1 = the first portion of the global coordinates (north/south) | ||
* GPS2 = the second portion of the global coordinates (east/west) | * GPS2 = the second portion of the global coordinates (east/west) | ||
Revision as of 05:28, 21 February 2016
| Location: | {{{1}}} |
How to use this template:
- Link name = the name of the website with the description, such as Wikipedia
- Link = the URL of the website with the description without brackets
- GPS1 = the first portion of the global coordinates (north/south)
- GPS2 = the second portion of the global coordinates (east/west)
- GPS1 and GPS2 cannot have any internal spaces.
A Google link for the coordinates will be generated automatically. See an example at k̓ʷik̓ʷəlilc.