మూస:attention

The following documentation is located at Template:attention/documentation. ^[edit]

Synopsis

{{attention|fr}} <!-- adds page to Category:French terms needing attention -->
{{attention|fr|is this example sentence missing a word?}} <!-- same as previous -->
{{attention|en|clarify difference between this sense and next|topic=biology}} <!--
                                    adds page to Category:English terms needing attention
                                    and to Category:Entries needing topical attention-->
{{attention|en|topic=biology}} <!-- same as previous -->

Usage

This template takes one parameter, the iso code of the language of the word. It places the entry in the Category: "Language terms needing attention". Please bear in mind that the category may not yet exist. If it doesn't, please create it using wikitext of the form {{attentioncat|fr}}, which adds appropriate parent categories so that editors in that language can find it. Additionally, it is often helpful to add comments in parameter {{{2}}} (a null parameter), saying specifically what needs work.

A named parameter {{{topic}}} can be added if the page needs to be looked at by someone versed in a specific topic. This will add the page to Category:Entries needing topical attention, and (hopefully soon, but not immediately) to a topically-sorted list at Wiktionary:Entries needing topical attention.

Even if {{{topic}}} is used, the first parameter specifying the language must be set.

To add a category key, use key=. For example on London, putting {{attention|en|key=london}} will categorize the page under 'l' not 'L'.

When this template is called by another, add the parameter id with a value that refers unambiguously to the calling template; for example, when {{rfd}} calls this template, it uses id=rfd.

Visibility

Users with most modern browsers can set their CSS stylesheets to display where in the page this tag has been added by using .attentionseeking:before{content:"any content"}. This can be language-specific; for example,

.attentionseeking:before{content:"!!";color:red;font-size:larger;font-weight:bolder}
[lang|=he].attentionseeking:before{content:"!!";color:red;font-size:larger;font-weight:bolder;background:yellow}

will cause some browsers to display a bold, red "!!" where the {{attention}} is, and the tooltip over those exclamation points will be the comment (second unnamed parameter) in the attention tag.

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Usage

Categories

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