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This template is used on approximately 2,360,000 pages, or roughly 4% of all pages.
To avoid major disruption and server load, any changes should be tested in the template's /sandbox or /testcases subpages, or in your own user subpage. The tested changes can be added to this page in a single edit. Consider discussing changes on the talk page before implementing them.

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Module:WikiProject banner (sandbox)

Module:WikiProject banner (and its primary wrapper Template:WPBannerMeta) can be used to create WikiProject banners, enabling new projects to easily create a banner to place on article talk pages, ensuring standardisation between projects. A list of all WikiProject banners using this meta-template can be found here.

As this is a meta template, it should not be transcluded directly on to talk pages when you want to tag a page. Instead, use the template provided by the WikiProject.

Syntax

The template can be used at varying levels of complexity, from the very simple to the extremely complicated. Simple options are listed here first, with complexity increasing down the page.

Two different types of parameters are used: formatting and display:

Formatting parameters customise the meta-template for a particular project, defining link targets, categories, images, and text. All formatting parameters use UPPERCASE and underscores (_) instead of spaces, for example |PROJECT= and |NOTE_1_CAT=.
Display parameters customise the template output for each individual article that the banner is displayed on. These are the parameters which are entered on the talk page (|class=, |importance=, etc.) and they must be 'passed through' the project banner to the meta-template underneath. To 'pass' the parameter foo, you need to include the code foo={{{foo|}}}.

Parameters

Common parameters

{{#invoke:WikiProject banner|main
|PROJECT           = 
 |substcheck=<includeonly>{{subst:</includeonly><includeonly>substcheck}}</includeonly>
 |category={{{category|}}}
 |listas={{{listas|}}}
|DOC               = auto
|IMAGE_LEFT        = 
 |IMAGE_LEFT_SIZE  = 
 <!--|class={{{class|}}}-->
 <!--|auto={{{auto|}}}-->
 <!--|importance={{{importance|}}}-->
|ASSESSMENT_CAT    = 
|ASSESSMENT_LINK   = 
|MAIN_TEXT         = 
|MAIN_ARTICLE      = 
|PORTAL            = 
|MAIN_CAT          = 
<!--|attention={{{attention|}}}-->
 |ATTENTION_CAT    = 
<!--|infobox={{{needs-infobox|}}}-->
 |INFOBOX_CAT      = 
}}

Full parameters

{{#invoke:WikiProject banner|main
|PROJECT             = 
 |BANNER_NAME        = {{subst:FULLPAGENAME}}
 |substcheck=<includeonly>{{subst:</includeonly><includeonly>substcheck}}</includeonly>
 |category={{{category|}}}
 |listas={{{listas|}}}
|PROJECT_LINK        = 
|DOC                 = 
|IMAGE_LEFT          = 
 |IMAGE_LEFT_SIZE    = 
|IMAGE_RIGHT         = 
 |IMAGE_RIGHT_SIZE   = 
|QUALITY_SCALE       = 
 <!--|class={{{class|}}}-->
 <!--|auto={{{auto|}}}-->
  |AUTO_ASSESS_CAT   = 
 |b1={{{**PARAMETER**|{{{b1|}}}}}}
 |b2={{{**PARAMETER**|{{{b2|}}}}}}
 |b3={{{**PARAMETER**|{{{b3|}}}}}}
 |b4={{{**PARAMETER**|{{{b4|}}}}}}
 |b5={{{**PARAMETER**|{{{b5|}}}}}}
 |b6={{{**PARAMETER**|{{{b6|}}}}}}
|IMPORTANCE_SCALE    = 
 <!--|importance={{{importance|}}}-->
|ASSESSMENT_CAT      = 
|ASSESSMENT_LINK     = 
|MAIN_TEXT           = 
|MAIN_ARTICLE        = 
|PORTAL              = 
|MAIN_CAT            = 
<!--|attention={{{**PARAMETER**|}}}-->
 |ATTENTION_CAT      = 
<!--|infobox={{{**PARAMETER**|}}}-->
 |INFOBOX_CAT        = 
|note 1={{{**PARAMETER**|}}}
 |NOTE_1_TEXT        = 
 |NOTE_1_IMAGE       = 
 |NOTE_1_CAT         = 
|note 2={{{**PARAMETER**|}}}
 |NOTE_2_TEXT        = 
 |NOTE_2_IMAGE       = 
 |NOTE_2_CAT         = 
|NOTE_SIZE           = 
|COLLAPSED           = 
|COLLAPSED_HEAD      = 
|BOTTOM_TEXT         =
|tf 1={{{**PARAMETER**|}}}
 |TF_1_LINK          = 
 |TF_1_NAME          = 
 |TF_1_NESTED        = 
 |TF_1_IMAGE         = 
 |TF_1_TEXT          = 
 |TF_1_QUALITY       = 
 |tf 1 importance={{{**PARAMETER**|}}}
 |TF_1_ASSESSMENT_CAT= 
 |TF_1_MAIN_CAT      = 
|tf 2={{{**PARAMETER**|}}}
 |TF_2_LINK          = 
 |TF_2_NAME          = 
 |TF_2_NESTED        = 
 |TF_2_IMAGE         = 
 |TF_2_TEXT          = 
 |TF_2_QUALITY       = 
 |tf 2 importance={{{**PARAMETER**|}}}
 |TF_2_ASSESSMENT_CAT= 
 |TF_2_MAIN_CAT      = 
|TF_SIZE             = 
|HOOK_NESTED         = 
|HOOK_ASSESS         = 
|HOOK_TF             = 
|HOOK_NOTE           = 
|HOOK_BOTTOM         = 
|HOOK_COLLAPSED      = 
|HOOK_IMPORTANCE     = 
}}

In the examples below, a WikiProject banner will be constructed for the (currently) nonexistent WikiProject Tulips.

Simple options

PROJECT (Required) – the name of the project without the word "WikiProject", used in a variety of contexts; first letter should usually be capitalised. Eg: Tulips
- BANNER_NAME={{subst:FULLPAGENAME}} – it is assumed that page name of the banner template is "Template:WikiProject <PROJECT>". If this is not the case then define the page name in this parameter. Eg: Template:Tulips project
- PROJECT_LINK – it is assumed that the project is located at "Wikipedia:WikiProject <PROJECT>". If this is not the case, then define the full link to the project page in this parameter. Eg: Wikipedia:WikiProject Tulips
- PROJECT_NAME – if your project is not called "WikiProject <PROJECT>" then define the exact name of the project with this parameter.
substcheck – this allows the template to detect if it has been substituted instead of transcluded and give an error message. substcheck=<includeonly>{{subst:</includeonly><includeonly>substcheck}}</includeonly>
category (Required) – the 'category' parameter must be passed through the template to enable category optout. E.g.: category={{{category|}}}.
listas (Required) – the 'listas' parameter must be passed through the template. Eg: listas={{{listas|}}}
IMAGE_LEFT – the location of an image to use in the top-left corner of the banner. Do not include the "File:" prefix. Images used on WikiProject banners must be free images – fair use images are not permitted. Eg: Tulipa suaveolens floriade to Canberra.jpg
- IMAGE_LEFT_SIZE – the size of IMAGE_LEFT. Default is 80px. Eg: 50px
IMAGE_RIGHT – the location of an image to use in the top-right corner of the banner. Do not include the "File:" prefix. Images used on WikiProject banners must be free images – fair use images are not permitted. Eg: Tulipa suaveolens floriade to Canberra.jpg
- IMAGE_RIGHT_SIZE – the size of IMAGE_RIGHT. Default is 80px. Eg: 50px
MAIN_TEXT – the default text is "This article is within the scope of [[WikiProject {{{PROJECT_LINK}}}]], a collaborative effort to improve the coverage of {{{PROJECT or MAIN_ARTICLE}}} articles on Wikipedia. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join the [[Talk:{{{PROJECT_LINK}}}]] discussion and see a list of open tasks." If defined, the alternate message will be displayed.
- MAIN_ARTICLE – the default article is PROJECT; alternatively, the linked article can be changed to either a raw article title or more complicated text. Eg: (default) tulips → "...the coverage of tulips on Wikipedia..." or (alternate) [[tulip]]s, [[liliaceae]] and related articles → "...the coverage of tulips, liliaceae and related articles on Wikipedia..."
PORTAL – if the WikiProject maintains a portal, define this parameter with the portal name. The associated image is held centrally at Module:Portal/images. Eg: Tulips
MAIN_CAT – the default is no main category created; if defined, all pages displaying the template will be sorted into Category:MAIN_CAT. Eg: WikiProject Tulips articles → Category:WikiProject Tulips articles
BOTTOM_TEXT – if defined, contains text that will appear across the bottom of the banner and above the collapsed section (if one is present). Please do not use this parameter to 'hook' extra code to the bottom of the template – see the hooks section below for a better solution.

Example

{{#invoke:WikiProject banner|main
|PROJECT          = Tulips
 |substcheck=<includeonly>{{subst:</includeonly><includeonly>substcheck}}</includeonly>
 |category={{{category|}}}
 |listas={{{listas|}}}
|PROJECT_LINK     = Wikipedia:Somewhere about tulips
|IMAGE_LEFT       = Tulipa suaveolens floriade to Canberra.jpg
|IMAGE_LEFT_SIZE = 50px
|MAIN_ARTICLE     = [[tulip]]s, [[liliaceae]] and related articles
}}

Produces:

Tulips

This article is within the scope of WikiProject Tulips, a collaborative effort to improve the coverage of tulips, liliaceae and related articles on Wikipedia. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join the discussion and see a list of open tasks.TulipsWikipedia:Somewhere about tulipsTemplate:WikiProject TulipsTulips articles

Assessment

Many projects use the Wikipedia:Content assessment schema to grade their articles by quality and the corresponding importance scale to place their articles in order of priority. In order to implement WP:1.0, which uses a bot to automatically compile its statistics tables, you will need to follow the instructions at /Using the bot, as well as those outlined here.

class (Required)– the class parameter must be passed through, if the quality scale is used. Eg: class={{{class|}}}
- QUALITY_SCALE – configures the quality scale; possible options are:
  - standard – enables the 'standard' quality scale (FA, A, GA, B, C, Start, Stub, FL, List, NA). (This is the default behaviour, if the class parameter is used.)
  - extended – enables the 'standard' quality scale plus some additional values (Category, Disambig, Draft, File, Portal, Project and Template).
  - inline – allows for a simple custom quality scale to be used, generally used with {{Class mask}}.
  - subpage – allows for a more complex custom quality scale to be used using a subpage called /class. See custom masks below for further details.
- auto the auto parameter must be passed through, if the auto assess option is needed. Eg: auto={{{auto|}}} Projects which use bots to automatically categorise articles can have the bot add the following parameter to the project banner, which triggers the display of a small notice that the article was tagged by a bot rather than a human:
  |auto=stub, for an article which includes a stub template, to indicate that it has automatically been rated Stub-class;
  
  |auto=inherit, to show that the class has automatically been inherited from other WikiProject's assessments on the same page;
  
  |auto=length, to show that the class has automatically been deduced from the length of the article.
  - AUTO_ASSESS_CAT – if defined, all articles with the |auto= parameter will be categorised into Category:AUTO_ASSESS_CAT. By default, they are categorised into Category:Automatically assessed PROJECT articles. Eg: Automatically assessed Tulip and Daffodil articles → Category:Automatically assessed Tulip and Daffodil articles
- b1, b2, b3, b4, b5, b6 – the six B-class criteria parameters should only be passed through if the B-class checklist hook is used.
importance– if defined, enables the standard importance scale (Top, High, Mid, Low, NA, Unknown). Eg: importance={{{importance|}}}
- IMPORTANCE_SCALE – configures the importance scale, if used. The possible options are:
  - standard – enables the 'standard' importance scale (Top, High, Mid, Low, NA and Unknown). (This is the default behaviour.)
  - inline – allows for a simple custom importance scale to be defined, generally with {{Importance mask}}.
  - subpage – allows for a more complex custom importance scale to be used using a subpage called /importance.
ASSESSMENT_LINK – the link to a WikiProject-specific quality (and/or importance) scale. If there is a page at "Wikipedia:WikiProject <PROJECTLINK>/Assessment" then this will be used by default. To override this, you can set this parameter to no. For more details, see here.
ASSESSMENT_CAT – articles are sorted into categories based on their quality; so "Featured Articles" on Tulips would be categorised by default into Category:FA-Class Tulips articles. To change the default, define this parameter so that featured articles are instead categorised into Category:FA-Class ASSESSMENT_CAT. Eg: |ASSESSMENT_CAT=Liliaceae articles → Category:FA-Class Liliaceae articles

Example

{{#invoke:WikiProject banner|main
|PROJECT             = Tulips
 |substcheck=<includeonly>{{subst:</includeonly><includeonly>substcheck}}</includeonly>
 |category={{{category|}}}
 |listas={{{listas|}}}
|IMAGE_LEFT          = Tulipa suaveolens floriade to Canberra.jpg
|QUALITY_SCALE       = extended
 |class={{{class|}}}
 |auto={{{auto|}}}
 |importance={{{importance|}}}
|ASSESSMENT_LINK     = Wikipedia:WikiProject Tulips/Article grading
}}

Produces:

Tulips GA‑class Top‑importance

	This article is within the scope of WikiProject Tulips, a collaborative effort to improve the coverage of Tulips on Wikipedia. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join the discussion and see a list of open tasks.TulipsWikipedia:WikiProject TulipsTemplate:WikiProject TulipsTulips articles
GA	This article has been rated as GA-class on Wikipedia's content assessment scale.
Top	This article has been rated as Top-importance on the project's importance scale.

Alerts and notes

Built into WPBannerMeta is the ability to display a number of other fields that contain useful information about the article. There are also three predefined fields for:

articles which have been automatically assessed by a bot (see above);
articles in need of immediate attention;
articles in need of an infobox.

The parameters are:

attention – pass this parameter through to enable the use of the attention note. Eg: attention={{{attention|}}}, then by including |attention=yes on the talk page.
- ATTENTION_CAT – if defined, all articles displaying the attention note will be categorised into Category:ATTENTION_CAT. By default, they are categorised into Category:PROJECT articles needing attention. Eg: Floridiae taskforce articles needing attention → Category:Floridiae taskforce articles needing attention. A value of none results in no categorisation.
infobox – pass this parameter through to enable the use of the needs-infobox note. Eg: infobox={{{needs-infobox|}}}, then by including |needs-infobox=yes on the talk page.
- INFOBOX_CAT – if defined, all articles displaying the needs-infobox note will be categorised into Category:INFOBOX_CAT. By default, they are categorised into Category:PROJECT articles needing infoboxes. Eg: Floridiae taskforce articles needing infoboxes → Category:Floridiae taskforce articles needing infoboxes. A value of none results in no categorisation.
note 1– pass this parameter through to trigger any defined note. Eg: note 1={{{needs-photo|}}}, then by including |needs-photo=yes on the talk page.
- NOTE_1_TEXT – the text of note 1. E.g.: This page has been marked as needing a photograph. If this is left blank there is no visual output.
- NOTE_1_IMAGE – an image can be defined for each note. Remember that all images must be free, not fair-use. Eg: Gnome-dev-camera.svg
- NOTE_1_CAT – if defined, all articles displaying note 1 will be categorised into Category:NOTE_1_CAT. Eg: Wikipedia requested photographs of Floridiae → Category:Wikipedia requested photographs of Floridiae
COLLAPSED – when more than a threshold number of notes and alerts are triggered on a page, they are automagically collapsed into a show/hide box. The threshold number can be customised by setting this parameter to the maximum number of notes on a page that will not trigger the collapse. The default is 2, so if three notes are triggered on a page, they will not be collapsed, but if a fourth is also triggered, the collapse box appears. So setting |COLLAPSED=0 will always create a collapse box (if there are any notes to fill it), while |COLLAPSED=999 will never trigger a collapse box. See also the /notecounter hook. Eg: 6
- COLLAPSED_HEAD – the heading for the collapsed section; the default is More information: Eg: Additional information:
NOTE_SIZE – the size of the image used for the icons. (It is recommended to precede the size with "x" as this specifies the height of the image instead of the width, which results in a neater banner because all rows have equal height.) The default is a height of 25px. Eg: x30px

Example

{{#invoke:WikiProject banner|main
|PROJECT            = Tulips
 |substcheck=<includeonly>{{subst:</includeonly><includeonly>substcheck}}</includeonly>
 |category={{{category|}}}
 |listas={{{listas|}}}
|IMAGE_LEFT         = Tulipa suaveolens floriade to Canberra.jpg
|QUALITY_SCALE      = extended
 |class={{{class|}}}
|ASSESSMENT_LINK    = Wikipedia:WikiProject Tulips/Article grading
|auto={{{auto|}}}
 |AUTO_ASSESS_CAT   =
|attention={{{attention|}}}
 |ATTENTION_CAT     = 
|infobox={{{needs-infobox|}}}
 |INFOBOX_CAT       = 
|note 1={{{needs-photo|}}}
 |NOTE_1_TEXT       = This page has been marked as needing a [[photograph]].
 |NOTE_1_IMAGE      = Gnome-dev-camera.svg
 |NOTE_1_CAT        = Wikipedia requested photographs of Floridiae
|note 2 = {{{audio-file|}}}
 |NOTE_2_TEXT       = An [[audio file format|audio file]] has been created of this article.
 |NOTE_2_IMAGE      = Nuvola apps arts.svg
 |NOTE_2_CAT        = Tulips articles with audio files
}}

Produces:

Tulips Stub‑class

This article is within the scope of WikiProject Tulips, a collaborative effort to improve the coverage of Tulips on Wikipedia. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join the discussion and see a list of open tasks.TulipsWikipedia:WikiProject TulipsTemplate:WikiProject TulipsTulips articles

Stub This article has been rated as Stub-class on Wikipedia's content assessment scale.

More information:
/
	This article has been automatically rated by a bot or other tool as Stub-class because it uses a stub template. Please ensure the assessment is correct before removing the `\|auto=` parameter.
	This article has been marked as needing immediate attention.
	This article has been marked as needing an infobox
	This page has been marked as needing a photograph.
	An audio file has been created of this article.

Task forces

WPBannerMeta can accommodate task forces, each with its own image, links and importance scale, if desired. The following parameters are available:

tf 1 – this parameter must be passed through to enable and trigger the display of the task force section. Eg: tf 1={{{floridiae|}}}
- TF_1_LINK – the full page name of the task force's project page. Eg: Wikipedia:WikiProject Tulips/Task forces/Floridiae
- TF_1_NAME – the name of the task force. This is used as the label for the task force link (unless |TF_1_TEXT= is used instead). Eg: the Floridiae task force
- TF_1_NESTED – if defined, a link of the form "/ [[{{{TF_1_LINK}}}|{{{TF_1_NESTED}}}]]" is added after the main project's name when the banner is collapsed inside a {{WikiProject banner shell}}. Eg: Floridiae
- TF_1_TEXT – if defined, replaces the default "This page is supported by..." text. E.g.: This page is within the scope of the [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Tulips/Task forces/Floridiae|Floridiae task force]]. New members are always welcome! If defined to be "none", then no output will be displayed, although appropriate categories will still be added.
- TF_1_IMAGE – an image can be defined for each task force. Remember that all images must be free, not fair-use. Eg: Tulipa florenskyi 4.jpg
- TF_1_QUALITY – if defined, enables the quality categorisations for the main project (e.g.: Category:FA-Class Tulips articles) to be duplicated for the task force. The class arising from |class= and |QUALITY_SCALE= will be used; Eg: yes
- tf 1 importance– if defined, enables the use of a separate importance (or priority, if used) scale for the task force.Eg: tf 1 importance={{{floridiae-importance|}}}
- TF_1_ASSESSMENT_CAT (Required if quality or importance assessments are used) – the assessment category to be used for the task force-specific quality and importance assessments. Identical in syntax to |ASSESSMENT_CAT=. Eg: Floridiae articles → Category:FA-Class Floridiae articles
- TF_1_MAIN_CAT – if defined, all pages displaying "tf 1" will be categorised into Category:TF_1_MAIN_CAT. Eg: Floridiae articles → Category:Floridiae articles
- TF_1_HOOK – additional code to "hook" on the template only if this task force is used.
TF_SIZE – the size of the taskforce icons. (It is recommended to precede the size with "x" as this specifies the height of the image instead of the width, which results in a neater banner because all rows have equal height.) The default is a height of 25px. Eg: x30px

Example

{{#invoke:WikiProject banner|main
|PROJECT              = Tulips
 |substcheck=<includeonly>{{subst:</includeonly><includeonly>substcheck}}</includeonly>
 |category={{{category|}}}
 |listas={{{listas|}}}
|IMAGE_LEFT           = Tulipa suaveolens floriade to Canberra.jpg
|QUALITY_SCALE        = standard
 |class={{{class|}}}
|tf 1={{{floridiae|}}}
 |TF_1_LINK           = Wikipedia:Wikiproject Tulips/Task forces/Floridiae
 |TF_1_NAME           = the Floridiae task force
 |TF_1_NESTED         = Floridiae
 |TF_1_TEXT           = 
 |TF_1_IMAGE          = Tulipa florenskyi 4.jpg
 |tf 1 importance={{{floridiae-importance}}}
 |TF_1_ASSESSMENT_CAT = Floridiae articles
 |TF_1_MAIN_CAT       = Floridiae articles
}}

Produces:

Tulips: Floridiae FA‑class

	This article is within the scope of WikiProject Tulips, a collaborative effort to improve the coverage of Tulips on Wikipedia. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join the discussion and see a list of open tasks.TulipsWikipedia:WikiProject TulipsTemplate:WikiProject TulipsTulips articles
FA	This article has been rated as FA-class on Wikipedia's content assessment scale.
	This article is supported by the Floridiae task force (assessed as Top-importance).

Advanced features

B-class checklist

Enables a B-class checklist. There are six official criteria (although some projects use five) that an article needs to satisfy in order to be classified as B-class. A checklist can provide a helpful aid for editors to show where an article needs improvement. When used in conjunction with a custom class mask, articles can be automatically demoted to C-class if they don't satisfy all of the criteria.

Syntax
{{WPBannerMeta ... \|b1={{{b1\|}}} \|b2={{{b2\|}}} \|b3={{{b3\|}}} \|b4={{{b4\|}}} \|b5={{{b5\|}}} \|b6={{{b6\|}}} }}

Required parameters

The six B-Class criteria: b1, b2, b3, b4, b5, b6

Optional parameters

B_DISPLAY_ON_START – if set to "yes", the checklist will be displayed on every Start-class article. The default behaviour is to only display on Start-class when one or more of the parameters b1-b6 have been filled in.
B_MAIN_CAT – specifies a category to use when any of the checklist parameters are blank.
B1_CAT to B6_CAT – specifies individual categories to use when the individual checklist parameters are blank or set to no.

Custom parameter names

The standard parameter names (i.e. b1, b2, etc.) should be passed as an alternative to any custom parameters (e.g. B-Class-1, B-Class-2, etc.). For example:

b1={{{B-Class-1|{{{b1|}}}}}}

If only the standard parameters are used, then eg: b1={{{b1|}}}, etc. is fine.

Collapsing task forces

By default, the list of task forces will be collapsed into a show/hide box if there are more than 5 task forces. You can configure this behaviour with the following parameters:

TF_COLLAPSE – the threshold number of task forces for them to collapse, e.g. if |TF_COLLAPSE=3 then they will collapse whenever there are more than 3 task forces.
TF_HEADER – the heading for the collapsed section. The default is Associated task forces:

To-do list

This enables a project to-do list or other similar list to be integrated into a project banner.

Syntax
\|TODO_LINK = \|TODO_TEXT = \|TODO_TITLE = \|TODO_STYLE = \|TODO_TITLE_STYLE= \|TODO_EDITLINKS =

There are two main parameters, |TODO_LINK= and |TODO_TEXT=. Only one should be used at any time. If the to-do list is located on a different page then TODO_LINK should be used. However, if you've just got some text to include then you can use the TODO_TEXT option instead.

Styling can be adjusted using the |TODO_STYLE= and |TODO_TITLE_STYLE= parameters.

If you are using |TODO_LINK= and don't want to see the edit links at the top of the textbox, set TODO_EDITLINKS=no.

Example

{{#invoke:WikiProject banner|main
|PROJECT          = Tulips
 |category={{{category|}}}
 |listas={{{listas|}}}
|NAME             = The Tulip taskforce
|IMAGE_LEFT       = Tulipa suaveolens floriade to Canberra.jpg
|TODO_LINK        = Template:To do/to do
 |TODO_TITLE      = WikiProject Tulips To-do
}}

Produces:

Tulips

This article is within the scope of WikiProject Tulips, a collaborative effort to improve the coverage of Tulips on Wikipedia. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join the discussion and see a list of open tasks.TulipsWikipedia:WikiProject TulipsTemplate:WikiProject TulipsTulips articles

WikiProject Tulips To-do:

This is just a test to-do list to help editors make sure that the text
shows
1. up
2. correctly
Normally, the "/to do" subpage should only be created under the article's Talk page, unless it is a notice board or project page.

To use this template for an article, insert {{to do}} at the top of that article's Talk discussion page. To use it for a project or as your own personal list, add it to the project page or your user page, respectively.

Quality/importance category intersection

This feature adds categories which combine quality and importance such as Category:Start-Class High-importance Kent-related articles. It has no visible output.

It takes the following parameters:

Required parameters

QII_FORMAT – the format of the category names. The C, I and T are replaced by the class, importance and topic respectively. For example:
- I C T, e.g. Category:Mid-importance B-Class Geology articles
- C T of I, e.g. Category:C-Class Andhra Pradesh articles of Low-importance
- C I T, e.g. Category:B-Class High-importance Pornography articles
- C, I T, e.g. Category:Stub-Class, Top-importance Economics articles

Optional parameters

QII_SUPPRESS_NA – can be set to yes to stop categories being added when either class or importance is "NA". These can also be set individually:
- QII_SUPPRESS_NA_CLASS – can be set to yes to stop categories being added when class=NA
- QII_SUPPRESS_NA_IMPORTANCE – can be set to yes to stop categories being added when importance=NA
QII_UNASSESSED_APPENDIX – text to append to the class when it is "Unassessed", e.g. |QII_UNASSESSED_APPENDIX=-Class

Image-needed note

Syntax

|image-needed={{{needs-image|}}}
 |IM_IMAGE =
 |image-details={{{details|}}}
 |image-location={{{location|}}}
 |IM_LOCATION_CATEGORY =
 |image-topic={{{topic|}}}
 |IM_TOPIC_CATEGORY =
 |image-type={{{type|}}}

This feature adds a note than can be used to track when articles needs an image, photograph, diagram, illustration, etc. It will populate various categories such as

It takes the following parameters:

Required parameters

image-needed – pass through whichever parameter you are using to trigger this note, e.g. |image-needed={{{needs-image|}}}.

Optional parameters

IM_IMAGE – specifies the icon to be used (without the File namespace prefix); the default is .
image-type – pass through the type which can be used to accommodate other components that are needed, e.g. diagram, equation, map, etc. If this is not specified then "image or photograph" is used. E.g. |image-type={{{type|}}}.
image-details – to allow an editor to pass more details about the required image, e.g. |image-details={{{details|}}}.
image-location – pass this parameter through to allow an editor to specify the location of the requested image, e.g. |image-location={{{location|}}}. This will also populate categories of the form Category:Wikipedia requested photographs in Scotland.
IM_LOCATION_CATEGORY – a default category to use when the location is not specified or leads to a non-existent category.
image-topic – pass this through to allow an editor to specify a topic area that the photograph relates to, e.g. |image-topic={{{topic|}}}. This will populate categories such as Category:Wikipedia requested photographs of toys.
IM_TOPIC_CATEGORY – a default category in case the topic is not specified or leads to a non-existent category, e.g. |IM_TOPIC_CATEGORY=Wikipedia requested images of politics.

Collaboration note

Syntax

|collaboration-candidate={{{**PARAMETER**|}}}
|collaboration-current={{{**PARAMETER**|}}}
|collaboration-past={{{**PARAMETER**|}}}
 |COLL_LINK          = 
 |COLL_TEXT          =
 |COLL_IMAGE         = 
 |COLL_CANDIDATE_CAT = 
 |COLL_CURRENT_CAT   = 
 |COLL_PAST_CAT      =

This featue enables a project collaboration system to be integrated into a project banner. The following parameters are used:

Required parameters

collaboration-candidate – pass the parameter that will trigger the collaboration candidate note, if used, e.g. |collaboration-candidate={{{collaboration-candidate|}}}
collaboration-current – the parameter that will trigger the current collaboration note, if used. E.g. |collaboration-current={{{collaboration|}}}
collaboration-past – the parameter that will trigger the past collaboration note, if used. e.g. |collaboration-past={{{past-collaboration|}}}
COLL_LINK – the full link to where the review for the particular article is held. E.g. |COLL_LINK=Wikipedia:WikiProject Paranormal/Collaboration

Optional parameters

COLL_TEXT – the text to display in place of the default "project collaboration", e.g. |COLL_TEXT=Collaboration of the Month
COLL_IMAGE – the name of the image to use. If not specified then is used.
COLL_CANDIDATE_CAT – if defined, pages using |candidate=yes will be categorised into this category, e.g. |COLL_CANDIDATE_CAT=Paranormal collaboration candidates → Category:Paranormal collaboration candidates
COLL_CURRENT_CAT – if defined, pages using |current=yes will be categorised into this category, e.g. |COLL_CURRENT_CAT=Paranormal collaborations → Category:Paranormal collaborations
COLL_PAST_CAT – if defined, pages using |past=yes will be categorised into this category, e.g. |COLL_PAST_CAT=Past paranormal collaborations → Category:Past paranormal collaborations

A-class review note

Syntax
\|a class={{{PARAMETER\|}}} \|category={{{category\|}}} \|ACR_SUBPAGE_LINK = \|ACR_REVIEW_LINK = \|ACR_PASS_CAT = \|ACR_FAIL_CAT = \|ACR_CURRENT_CAT =

This feature enables an A-Class review process to be integrated into a project banner. The following parameters are used:

Required parameters

a class – the parameter that will trigger the note. Accepted values are "pass", "fail", "current" (any capitalisation); everything else is treated as null. Eg: a class={{{A-Class|}}}
ACR_SUBPAGE_LINK – the full link to where the review for this particular article is held. Eg: Wikipedia:WikiProject Tulips/Assessment/{{SUBJECTPAGENAME}}
ACR_REVIEW_LINK – the full link to the main A-Class review page (where instructions etc. are held). Eg: Wikipedia:WikiProject Tulips/Review#A-Class review

Optional parameters

ACR_PASS_CAT – pages using |a class=pass will be categorised into this category. Eg: Successful requests for Tulips A-Class review → Category:Successful requests for Tulips A-Class review
ACR_FAIL_CAT – pages using |a class=fail will be categorised into this category. Eg: Failed requests for Tulips A-Class review → Category:Failed requests for Tulips A-Class review
ACR_CURRENT_CAT – pages using |a class=current will be categorised into this category. Eg: Current requests for Tulips A-Class review → Category:Current requests for Tulips A-Class review
ACR_IMAGE – a custom image can be set, using the same syntax as for other note images. Eg: Exquisite-kfind.png
ACR_SIZE – a custom image size can be set, using the usual note syntax. Eg: 20x20px
ACR_INVALID_CAT – pages specifying the A Class parameter without a valid SUBPAGE_LINK page existing will be categorised into this category.

Additional task force categories

Sometimes it is desirable to populate additional categories when certain task forces are used. For example the |attention= parameter is used to draw attention to articles which need immediate attention in the cycling project. Articles within the scope of the Tour de France task force populate the additional category of Category:Tour de France articles needing attention.

This can be achieved by using the following code:

{{#invoke:WikiProject banner|main
...
|tf 2={{{tdf|}}}
 |TF_2_LINK            = Wikipedia:WikiProject Cycling/Tour de France task force
...
 |tf 2 cat 1={{{attention|}}}
  |TF_2_CAT_1          = Tour de France articles needing attention
 |tf 2 cat 2={{{needs-infobox|}}}
  |TF_2_CAT_2          = Tour de France articles needing infoboxes
}}

Other hooks

WPBannerMeta incorporates a number of 'hooks' where advanced or customised features can be added. These should take the form of a subtemplate passed to the relevant hook parameter. Any relevant parameters should then be passed to the hook template – it may be necessary to repeat parameters that are already passed to the main template (|category={{{category|}}} and |class={{{class|}}} are commonly used). If you write a hook that you think other projects could use, please copy or move it to a subpage of Template:WPBannerMeta/hooks and add it to the list on that page.

Custom masks

WPBannerMeta uses a mask to normalise the values given to the |class= parameter, to ensure that invalid inputs are discarded (e.g. |class=cheesecake) and that equivalent inputs appear the same (e.g. |class=FA and |class=fA). This mask effectively controls which extended assessment scale values are accepted by the template (e.g. "Template-Class", "Redirect-Class", etc.). Projects which want to use more obscure assessment classes (e.g. "Future-Class", "Bplus-Class", etc.) or to not use all of the standard classes (e.g. not using "C-Class") can define their own custom mask, which will override WPBannerMeta's default.

Other details

This meta-template automatically categorises all instances (i.e. specific project banners) into a subcategory of Category:WikiProject banner templates. It is not necessary to include a category link in the documentation for each project banner. Any project banners with errors are automatically added to Category:WikiProject banners with formatting errors.

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Image-needed note

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Collaboration note

Required parameters

Optional parameters

A-class review note

Required parameters

Optional parameters

Additional task force categories

Other hooks

Custom masks

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