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| *no '''integrity checks''' are undertaken, aside from noting an absent <span style="background-color: gainsboro; padding-left: 0.5em; padding-right: 0.5em">title</span> field in orange | | *no '''integrity checks''' are undertaken, aside from noting an absent <span style="background-color: gainsboro; padding-left: 0.5em; padding-right: 0.5em">title</span> field in orange |
| *no '''metadata''' is injected into the HTML and the resulting page cannot be scraped by Zotero or Mendeley | | *no '''metadata''' is injected into the HTML and the resulting page cannot be scraped by Zotero or Mendeley |
− | *the '''page range''' should ideally be separated by an '''en dash''' (&ndash;) but this is not enforced | + | *the <span style="background-color: gainsboro; padding-left: 0.5em; padding-right: 0.5em">pages</span> page range should ideally be separated by an '''en dash''' (&ndash;) but this is not enforced |
− | *you must use the parameter names as specified, there are '''no aliases''' (unlike Wikipedia)
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| *the <span style="background-color: gainsboro; padding-left: 0.5em; padding-right: 0.5em">language</span> field must contain the '''language name''' (German) and not the ISO 639-1 code (de) | | *the <span style="background-color: gainsboro; padding-left: 0.5em; padding-right: 0.5em">language</span> field must contain the '''language name''' (German) and not the ISO 639-1 code (de) |
| + | *you must use the parameter names as specified, there are '''no aliases''' (unlike Wikipedia) |
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| '''See also''': | | '''See also''': |
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| *the [[Template:Cite journal|cite journal]] template | | *the [[Template:Cite journal|cite journal]] template |
| *the [[Template:Open access|open access]] template for indicating open access publications | | *the [[Template:Open access|open access]] template for indicating open access publications |
| + | *the [[Template:Rp|rp]] template to add page references after the closing <code><nowiki></ref></nowiki></code> tag |
| + | *the [[Template:Doi|doi]] template for a single DOI string |
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| == Usage == | | == Usage == |
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| + | This template is normally wrapped in <code><nowiki><ref name="cite-id"> </ref></nowiki></code> tags and the reference list invoked with the <code><nowiki><references/></nowiki></code> tag. |
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| <pre style="font-size: 85%"> | | <pre style="font-size: 85%"> |
Latest revision as of 19:18, 18 December 2016
"title required."
[edit] Overview
This is a simplified implementation of the cite conference template found on Wikipedia. It is useful for papers presented at conferences.
Features:
- based on the English Wikipedia equivalent
- most of the common parameters are supported
- up to 25 authors can be listed
- use the display-authors = etal field to truncate the author list (if you must)
- the title field is mandatory
- the trans-title and language fields allows an English translation of the title to be included
- you can copy-and-paste to and from Wikipedia (indeed the markup can be confirmed on Wikipedia first)
Absent fields:
- the simplified first and last author fields are not supported
- the editor fields are not supported
Limitations:
- no integrity checks are undertaken, aside from noting an absent title field in orange
- no metadata is injected into the HTML and the resulting page cannot be scraped by Zotero or Mendeley
- the pages page range should ideally be separated by an en dash (–) but this is not enforced
- the language field must contain the language name (German) and not the ISO 639-1 code (de)
- you must use the parameter names as specified, there are no aliases (unlike Wikipedia)
See also:
- the cite book template
- the cite journal template
- the open access template for indicating open access publications
- the rp template to add page references after the closing
</ref>
tag
- the doi template for a single DOI string
This template is normally wrapped in <ref name="cite-id"> </ref>
tags and the reference list invoked with the <references/>
tag.
{{cite conference
| first1 = | last1 =
| first2 = | last2 =
| display-authors = etal
| title =
| trans-title =
| language = German
| date =
| conference =
| book-title =
| publisher =
| location =
| pages =
| isbn =
| doi =
| url =
| access-date =
}}
{{cite conference | first1 = | last1 = | first2 = | last2 = | display-authors = etal
| title = | trans-title = | language = German | date = | conference = | book-title =
| publisher = | location = | pages = | isbn = | doi = | url = | access-date = }}
[edit] Examples
{{cite conference
| first1 = Erika | last1 = Musterfrau
| first2 = Otto | last2 = Müller
| display-authors = etal
| title = Eine Typologie von Open-Source-Modellen
| trans-title = A typology of open source models
| language = German
| date = 10–12 January 2016
| conference = Sixth International Conference on Modeling (ICM'16)
| book-title = Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Modeling (ICM'16)
| publisher = University of Geneva
| location = Geneva, Switzerland
| pages = 100–115
| isbn = 978-0-12-345678-6
| doi = 10.1000/12345678
| url = http://website.org/musterfrau-and-mueller-2016-title.pdf
| access-date = 2016-12-09
}}
Musterfrau, Erika; Müller, Otto; et al. (10–12 January 2016). "Eine Typologie von Open-Source-Modellen" [A typology of open source models]. (in German). Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Modeling (ICM'16). Sixth International Conference on Modeling (ICM'16). pp. 100–115. Geneva, Switzerland: University of Geneva. ISBN 978-0-12-345678-6. Retrieved 2016-12-09.
{{cite conference
| first1 = Erika | last1 = Musterfrau
| title = A typology of open source models
| date = 10–12 January 2016
| conference = Sixth International Conference on Modeling (ICM'16)
| url = http://website.org/musterfrau-2016-title.pdf
| access-date = 2016-12-09
}}
Musterfrau, Erika (10–12 January 2016). "A typology of open source models". Sixth International Conference on Modeling (ICM'16). Retrieved 2016-12-09.
{{cite conference}}
"title required."
[edit] Support
Bug reports to Robbie Morrison.
Implemented December 2016.