MarioWiki:Proposals/Archive/36: Difference between revisions

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m (Text replacement - "NSMBUmap" to "NSMBU map")
m (Text replacement - "PMTTYDmap" to "PMTTYD map")
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Otherwise a variable must be declared; so if it is set to <code>infobox</code>,it would be aligned in the center and it would be classed as <code>none</code>. And if it is not set, it would be classed as a <code>thumbnail</code> and it would be aligned to the right.
Otherwise a variable must be declared; so if it is set to <code>infobox</code>,it would be aligned in the center and it would be classed as <code>none</code>. And if it is not set, it would be classed as a <code>thumbnail</code> and it would be aligned to the right.


In other word, templates like {{tem|NSMBmap}} are put inside the {{tem|world infobox}} and never outside, so it is classed as <code>none</code> and it is aligned in the center, so it looks centered and without borders in the template. Templates like {{tem|PMTTYDmap}} are put outsise the Worldbox template and never inside, so it is classed as <code>thumbnail</code> and aligned to the right. However templates like {{tem|NSMBU map}} are put both inside and outside, so there is a variable defining if it would be put in the Worldbox template, or would be put outside.
In other word, templates like {{tem|NSMBmap}} are put inside the {{tem|world infobox}} and never outside, so it is classed as <code>none</code> and it is aligned in the center, so it looks centered and without borders in the template. Templates like {{tem|PMTTYD map}} are put outsise the Worldbox template and never inside, so it is classed as <code>thumbnail</code> and aligned to the right. However templates like {{tem|NSMBU map}} are put both inside and outside, so there is a variable defining if it would be put in the Worldbox template, or would be put outside.


The template must only be put where it links to (i.e If the template only links to {{fake link|page1}} and {{fake link|page2}}, it must never be put on {{fake link|page3}}). That's because it is unneeded on an unrelated page.
The template must only be put where it links to (i.e If the template only links to {{fake link|page1}} and {{fake link|page2}}, it must never be put on {{fake link|page3}}). That's because it is unneeded on an unrelated page.
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If the article is about a subject that only appeared in the Image Map's game, the template should be put under the info-box. Otherwise the template should be put as the first line in the game's section on the article.
If the article is about a subject that only appeared in the Image Map's game, the template should be put under the info-box. Otherwise the template should be put as the first line in the game's section on the article.


Explaining: {{tem|PMTTYDmap}} links to [[X-Naut Fortress]] and [[The Moon]].. Since X-Naut Fortress only appeared in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, the template is put under the infobox, However The Moon appeared in multiple games, so the template is put in the game's section.
Explaining: {{tem|PMTTYD map}} links to [[X-Naut Fortress]] and [[The Moon]].. Since X-Naut Fortress only appeared in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door, the template is put under the infobox, However The Moon appeared in multiple games, so the template is put in the game's section.


For the Platformer games: in the Worlds pages, the template should be put in the <code>map</code> parameter of the {{tem|world infobox}} template (using the code <code><nowiki>|map={{templatename}}</nowiki></code>). Reason includes it unneeded to crowd the page with a template, which can be put inside the infobox template.
For the Platformer games: in the Worlds pages, the template should be put in the <code>map</code> parameter of the {{tem|world infobox}} template (using the code <code><nowiki>|map={{templatename}}</nowiki></code>). Reason includes it unneeded to crowd the page with a template, which can be put inside the infobox template.