Template:shortcut

Shortcut:

Usage:

When linking to a shortcut using the HRW or HRWT namespace aliases, simply enter the target name (without the namespace) as a template parameter. In all of the examples below, HRWT would automatically be used instead of HRW if the template is used on a talk page:

Shortcut:

Usage:

When linking to a shortcut using the HRW or HRWT namespace aliases, simply enter the target name (without the namespace) as a template parameter. In all of the examples below, HRWT would automatically be used instead of HRW if the template is used on a talk page:

— automatically links to HRW:SHORTCUT1 (Note that the HRW: namespace alias is automatically added) or

— automatically links to HRW:SHORTCUT1 and HRW:SHORTCUT2 or

— same as above, except the third parameter requires extra formatting since it's a free-for-all. As shown, it links to HRW:SHORTCUT3, but you could string any number of extra links in the form: HRW:SHORTCUT3
HRW:SHORTCUT4 — adds links to HRW:SHORTCUT3 and HRW:SHORTCUT4 SHORTCUT3
HRWiki:SHORTCUT4 — adds links to SHORTCUT3 and HRWiki:SHORTCUT4

This last parameter is used when you need to link to non-HRW pages or the page contains more than two shortcuts. You may link to an HRW shortcut page and a non-HRW page like so (note in the following example that the second parameter is empty):

— will link to HRW:SHORTCUT1 and SHORTCUT3 respectively

If there are not currently any HRW namespace links, you can skip straight to the third parameter (although creating at least one HRW link is strongly preferred).

— will link to SHORTCUT

The word "Shortcut" is automatically made plural if it can tell that there is more than one link. To set the value manually, set plural=true or plural=false:

If the shortcuts are better placed on the left side of the page, you can set float=left:

— automatically links to HRW:SHORTCUT1 (Note that the HRW: namespace alias is automatically added)

or

Shortcut:

Usage:

When linking to a shortcut using the HRW or HRWT namespace aliases, simply enter the target name (without the namespace) as a template parameter. In all of the examples below, HRWT would automatically be used instead of HRW if the template is used on a talk page:

— automatically links to HRW:SHORTCUT1 (Note that the HRW: namespace alias is automatically added) or

— automatically links to HRW:SHORTCUT1 and HRW:SHORTCUT2 or

— same as above, except the third parameter requires extra formatting since it's a free-for-all. As shown, it links to HRW:SHORTCUT3, but you could string any number of extra links in the form: HRW:SHORTCUT3
HRW:SHORTCUT4 — adds links to HRW:SHORTCUT3 and HRW:SHORTCUT4 SHORTCUT3
HRWiki:SHORTCUT4 — adds links to SHORTCUT3 and HRWiki:SHORTCUT4

This last parameter is used when you need to link to non-HRW pages or the page contains more than two shortcuts. You may link to an HRW shortcut page and a non-HRW page like so (note in the following example that the second parameter is empty):

— will link to HRW:SHORTCUT1 and SHORTCUT3 respectively

If there are not currently any HRW namespace links, you can skip straight to the third parameter (although creating at least one HRW link is strongly preferred).

— will link to SHORTCUT

The word "Shortcut" is automatically made plural if it can tell that there is more than one link. To set the value manually, set plural=true or plural=false:

If the shortcuts are better placed on the left side of the page, you can set float=left:

— automatically links to HRW:SHORTCUT1 and HRW:SHORTCUT2

or

Shortcut:

Usage:

When linking to a shortcut using the HRW or HRWT namespace aliases, simply enter the target name (without the namespace) as a template parameter. In all of the examples below, HRWT would automatically be used instead of HRW if the template is used on a talk page:

— automatically links to HRW:SHORTCUT1 (Note that the HRW: namespace alias is automatically added) or

— automatically links to HRW:SHORTCUT1 and HRW:SHORTCUT2 or

— same as above, except the third parameter requires extra formatting since it's a free-for-all. As shown, it links to HRW:SHORTCUT3, but you could string any number of extra links in the form: HRW:SHORTCUT3
HRW:SHORTCUT4 — adds links to HRW:SHORTCUT3 and HRW:SHORTCUT4 SHORTCUT3
HRWiki:SHORTCUT4 — adds links to SHORTCUT3 and HRWiki:SHORTCUT4

This last parameter is used when you need to link to non-HRW pages or the page contains more than two shortcuts. You may link to an HRW shortcut page and a non-HRW page like so (note in the following example that the second parameter is empty):

— will link to HRW:SHORTCUT1 and SHORTCUT3 respectively

If there are not currently any HRW namespace links, you can skip straight to the third parameter (although creating at least one HRW link is strongly preferred).

— will link to SHORTCUT

The word "Shortcut" is automatically made plural if it can tell that there is more than one link. To set the value manually, set plural=true or plural=false:

If the shortcuts are better placed on the left side of the page, you can set float=left:

— same as above, except the third parameter requires extra formatting since it's a free-for-all. As shown, it links to HRW:SHORTCUT3, but you could string any number of extra links in the form: 

HRW:SHORTCUT3
HRW:SHORTCUT4 — adds links to HRW:SHORTCUT3 and HRW:SHORTCUT4 SHORTCUT3
HRWiki:SHORTCUT4 — adds links to SHORTCUT3 and HRWiki:SHORTCUT4

This last parameter is used when you need to link to non-HRW pages or the page contains more than two shortcuts. You may link to an HRW shortcut page and a non-HRW page like so (note in the following example that the second parameter is empty):

Shortcut:

Usage:

When linking to a shortcut using the HRW or HRWT namespace aliases, simply enter the target name (without the namespace) as a template parameter. In all of the examples below, HRWT would automatically be used instead of HRW if the template is used on a talk page:

— automatically links to HRW:SHORTCUT1 (Note that the HRW: namespace alias is automatically added) or

— automatically links to HRW:SHORTCUT1 and HRW:SHORTCUT2 or

— same as above, except the third parameter requires extra formatting since it's a free-for-all. As shown, it links to HRW:SHORTCUT3, but you could string any number of extra links in the form: HRW:SHORTCUT3
HRW:SHORTCUT4 — adds links to HRW:SHORTCUT3 and HRW:SHORTCUT4 SHORTCUT3
HRWiki:SHORTCUT4 — adds links to SHORTCUT3 and HRWiki:SHORTCUT4

This last parameter is used when you need to link to non-HRW pages or the page contains more than two shortcuts. You may link to an HRW shortcut page and a non-HRW page like so (note in the following example that the second parameter is empty):

— will link to HRW:SHORTCUT1 and SHORTCUT3 respectively

If there are not currently any HRW namespace links, you can skip straight to the third parameter (although creating at least one HRW link is strongly preferred).

— will link to SHORTCUT

The word "Shortcut" is automatically made plural if it can tell that there is more than one link. To set the value manually, set plural=true or plural=false:

If the shortcuts are better placed on the left side of the page, you can set float=left:

— will link to HRW:SHORTCUT1 and SHORTCUT3 respectively

If there are not currently any HRW namespace links, you can skip straight to the third parameter (although creating at least one HRW link is strongly preferred).

Shortcut:

Usage:

When linking to a shortcut using the HRW or HRWT namespace aliases, simply enter the target name (without the namespace) as a template parameter. In all of the examples below, HRWT would automatically be used instead of HRW if the template is used on a talk page:

— automatically links to HRW:SHORTCUT1 (Note that the HRW: namespace alias is automatically added) or

— automatically links to HRW:SHORTCUT1 and HRW:SHORTCUT2 or

— same as above, except the third parameter requires extra formatting since it's a free-for-all. As shown, it links to HRW:SHORTCUT3, but you could string any number of extra links in the form: HRW:SHORTCUT3
HRW:SHORTCUT4 — adds links to HRW:SHORTCUT3 and HRW:SHORTCUT4 SHORTCUT3
HRWiki:SHORTCUT4 — adds links to SHORTCUT3 and HRWiki:SHORTCUT4

This last parameter is used when you need to link to non-HRW pages or the page contains more than two shortcuts. You may link to an HRW shortcut page and a non-HRW page like so (note in the following example that the second parameter is empty):

— will link to HRW:SHORTCUT1 and SHORTCUT3 respectively

If there are not currently any HRW namespace links, you can skip straight to the third parameter (although creating at least one HRW link is strongly preferred).

— will link to SHORTCUT

The word "Shortcut" is automatically made plural if it can tell that there is more than one link. To set the value manually, set plural=true or plural=false:

If the shortcuts are better placed on the left side of the page, you can set float=left:

— will link to SHORTCUT

The word "Shortcut" is automatically made plural if it can tell that there is more than one link. To set the value manually, set plural=true or plural=false:

Shortcut:

Usage:

When linking to a shortcut using the HRW or HRWT namespace aliases, simply enter the target name (without the namespace) as a template parameter. In all of the examples below, HRWT would automatically be used instead of HRW if the template is used on a talk page:

— automatically links to HRW:SHORTCUT1 (Note that the HRW: namespace alias is automatically added) or

— automatically links to HRW:SHORTCUT1 and HRW:SHORTCUT2 or

— same as above, except the third parameter requires extra formatting since it's a free-for-all. As shown, it links to HRW:SHORTCUT3, but you could string any number of extra links in the form: HRW:SHORTCUT3
HRW:SHORTCUT4 — adds links to HRW:SHORTCUT3 and HRW:SHORTCUT4 SHORTCUT3
HRWiki:SHORTCUT4 — adds links to SHORTCUT3 and HRWiki:SHORTCUT4

This last parameter is used when you need to link to non-HRW pages or the page contains more than two shortcuts. You may link to an HRW shortcut page and a non-HRW page like so (note in the following example that the second parameter is empty):

— will link to HRW:SHORTCUT1 and SHORTCUT3 respectively

If there are not currently any HRW namespace links, you can skip straight to the third parameter (although creating at least one HRW link is strongly preferred).

— will link to SHORTCUT

The word "Shortcut" is automatically made plural if it can tell that there is more than one link. To set the value manually, set plural=true or plural=false:

If the shortcuts are better placed on the left side of the page, you can set float=left:

If the shortcuts are better placed on the left side of the page, you can set float=left:

Shortcut:

Usage:

When linking to a shortcut using the HRW or HRWT namespace aliases, simply enter the target name (without the namespace) as a template parameter. In all of the examples below, HRWT would automatically be used instead of HRW if the template is used on a talk page:

— automatically links to HRW:SHORTCUT1 (Note that the HRW: namespace alias is automatically added) or

— automatically links to HRW:SHORTCUT1 and HRW:SHORTCUT2 or

— same as above, except the third parameter requires extra formatting since it's a free-for-all. As shown, it links to HRW:SHORTCUT3, but you could string any number of extra links in the form: HRW:SHORTCUT3
HRW:SHORTCUT4 — adds links to HRW:SHORTCUT3 and HRW:SHORTCUT4 SHORTCUT3
HRWiki:SHORTCUT4 — adds links to SHORTCUT3 and HRWiki:SHORTCUT4

This last parameter is used when you need to link to non-HRW pages or the page contains more than two shortcuts. You may link to an HRW shortcut page and a non-HRW page like so (note in the following example that the second parameter is empty):

— will link to HRW:SHORTCUT1 and SHORTCUT3 respectively

If there are not currently any HRW namespace links, you can skip straight to the third parameter (although creating at least one HRW link is strongly preferred).

— will link to SHORTCUT

The word "Shortcut" is automatically made plural if it can tell that there is more than one link. To set the value manually, set plural=true or plural=false:

If the shortcuts are better placed on the left side of the page, you can set float=left: