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This page is part of Wikibooks Trainz Wikibook Administration. • It lists a template which may be useful editing Trainz. Trainz specific (special purpose) templates will be found in or under Category:Trainz Templates, which also lists/links to this Help page. |
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- Purpose of TRS-hdrbox
- This is the base (edit in one place) Trainz pages header template
- This template is used by {{FUN-top}} with {{ORP-top}} and similar Trainz box templates to set off Trainz book divisions into various Tabbed Divisions such as
- Beginner oriented (category:Introductory Trainz (Trainz basics)
- and category:Trainz AM&C (beginner classed asset reference topics) topics in the Trainz Wikibook and those organized for the more advanced users such as topics listed in
- category:Trainz references — Trainz Wikibooks lengthy topic HowTo pages about working with assets,
- category:Trainz reference pages —annotated references corresponding to the N3V Wiki pages and the similarly paired
- category:Trainz Content Creation —HowTo pages on Asset creation matters mirroring a page topic based on the TrainzOnline Wiki and
- category:Trainz content creation pages — Trainz Wikibooks lengthy topic HowTo pages and threaded chapters of multi-page tutorials about generation and modification of 3D graphics assets in general or particular to the Trainz family of simulators.
- Page threading
- This template is the workhorse template for threading the prev-next-grouped pages of the Trainz Wikibook.
Usage
[edit source]This template while it can be called directly, is usually called as sub-template by a mnemonically named book division header template with the proper default display options handled by the calling template.
- Options
- Parameter alttitle1 can be defined to replace the Main title line.
- Parameter CO1 can be defined to replace the Main title line color, normally defaults to blue.
- Parameter CO1 can be defined to replace the Main title line color, normally defaults to blue.
- Parameter refs2 can be defined to trigger display of the second title line which defaults to "Trainz Annotated Reference Pages".
- Parameter alttitle2 can be defined to replace the Second title line. This generally will not show unless the pass parameter 'both' is set.
- Parameter CO2 can be defined to replace the Second title line's color.
- Threading controls
- It is also used to thread related pages together based on the placeholder parameters equated with named parameters such that:
{ 1=p, 2=n, 3=h, 4=rh }
, where- 1 or sort is a sort pipetrick parameter for the autocategories threaded and unthreaded
- p pr pr is a link template call building the page link to the previous page of a threaded group.
- n is a link template call building the page link to the Next page of a threaded group.
- h is a link template call building the page link to the Head page (subdivision or topic head) of a threaded group. This allows a threaded tutorial to refer back to a Tutorial Start or index page.
- rh is a link template call building the page link to the right side of the header link, normally a Head TOC page (division or subdivision head) of the threaded group. Because of the sort use of {{{1}}}use of placeholder parameters is discouraged.
The link bar is always generated if any of the four (X2) parameters are defined, and the h parameter (may) default to the Book Master table of Contents page: Trainz Wikibook with a pipetricked link title "Wikibook TOC".
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