Template:TC

usage

This template forms an internal link to the Trainz wikibook with parameter {{{1}}}, and incorporates an option to access a sub-sub-page given the optional 3rd default parameter: {{{3}}} as well allowing for as an optional pretty-link re-title parameter '2' allowing {{{2}}} and/or '|3=sub-page/' formatted link calls ... all forming the link and all links in the wikimarkup as:

[[Trainz/{{{3|}}}{{{1}}}|{{{2|{{{1}}}}}}]]
Users unfamiliar with wiki-markup parameter parsing, just focus on {{{2}}} or '|2=text' overriding the presented text of the link,
and {{{3}}}/ or '|3=sub-sub-linktext/' giving a prefix to a sub-sub-page, so {{{3}}},

if and when given, MUST HAVE a trailing '/' to form a proper link.

Example-1, expanded paste down:

This is because all template default parameters, formally 'numbered parameters' can also be specified like this:

{{TL
 |1=Tips And Tricks
 |2=Tips
 }}
which wiki-markup language is processed exactly
the same as {{TL |Tips And Tricks |Tips }}.

caution

When using a template such as this which forms a link, it is best to NOT use spaces between the pipe characters "|" as done for clarity above.

Spaces in the 'pretty-text' part are fine!

In-line Examples:

{{TL|Tips And Tricks}} links as:

[[Trainz/Tips And Tricks|Tips And Tricks]] and the other formulation:

[[/Tips And Tricks|Tips And Tricks]] both would.

But... is much easier to edit around on a page when trying to get the best prose presentation.

Similarly:

{{TL|Tips And Tricks|Tricks}} links as if the constructs:

[[Trainz/Tips And Tricks|Tricks]] and

[[/Tips And Tricks|Tricks]] which is perhaps part of the phrase you want.

Sub-subpage links will mainly be needed in the forthcoming Errorfixing series of tutorials and the Programmed Instruction (Trainz A-Z) linked progressive tutorials off their own sub-TOC base page.

Planned use of Sub-sub-pages... Better than splitting the book down the multiple tracks... we're going to make a lot of new pages in the PI tutorials! Whether for beginners or intermediate Trainzers, they'll all end in content creation and other advanced topics like TransDEM map generation anyway.