On 05/25/2010 11:45 PM, Christoph Noack wrote:
>> The section "Usage" is in the <noinclude> section. This means it is not
>> included when the Template is transcluded into a Wiki page. [...]
>
> Thanks! I had a look at the explanations on template pages before asking
> here ... my problem is rather related to the explanation itself. The
> text explaining to substitute "this" with "that" seems weird to me - I
> am unsure if it really works this way (e.g. "If you want to replace the
> 'All OpenOffice.org projects' section with some other content, use:
> {{Community_Council|extend with=your wiki markup}}.")
Ooops, I didn't look that closely at the actual text in the <noinclude> :-)
Your Template doesn't have any variables in it... so passing variables
with the pipe won't have any effect. You can remove this part of the
text in the <noinclude>.
One other thing I spotted... this bit:
[[Community Council|About this template]]
is unnecessary. I removed it. It duplicated a link higher up in the
box. You do not need to link to the actual Template in a Template
(which I'm guessing was the intent of that link?)
> But, if I got it right, the template itself is okay and can be used
> without doing harm to the wiki :-) Now the question is if you can
> provide me some hint (Is there something like the magic formula?) to
> apply the changes. The syntax above makes me think that this should be
> possible.
You're not going to break anything with this Template.
Apply the changes? I'm not sure what you're asking. If you want to
include this Template on a Community Council Wiki page, you edit the
page, and add:
{{Community Council}}
to the page.
C.
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