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*<code>|format=</code> - Format of URL if non-webpage (e.g. PDF).
*<code>|format=</code> - Format of URL if non-webpage (e.g. PDF).
*<code>|publisher=</code> - Publisher of the source (automatically italicized).
*<code>|publisher=</code> - Publisher of the source (automatically italicized).
*<code>|language=</code> - Language of publication.
*<code>|language=</code> - Language of the publication.
*<code>|isbn=</code> - The book identifier, otherwise known as the {{wp|ISBN}}.
*<code>|isbn=</code> - The book identifier, otherwise known as the {{wp|ISBN}}.
*<code>|page=</code> - The page number being cited.
*<code>|page=</code> - The page number being cited.
*<code>|accessdate=</code> - The date when the source was cited.
*<code>|accessdate=</code> - The date when the source was cited.
*<code>|archive=</code> - Web archive link.
*<code>|archive=</code> - Web archive link.
*<code>|deadlink=</code> - Set to a value such as <tt>yes</tt> to swap priority of the <code>url</code> and <code>archive</code> links.
*<code>|deadlink=</code> - Set to <tt>yes</tt> to swap priority of the <code>url</code> and <code>archive</code> links.
*<code>|archivedate=</code> - Date the web page was archived. '''Omit parameter for Wayback Machine''' (date pulled from URL).
*<code>|archivedate=</code> - Date the web page was archived. '''Omit parameter for Wayback Machine''' (date pulled from URL).
*<code>|archiver=</code> - The archival source. '''Omit parameter for Wayback Machine''' (default source).
*<code>|archiver=</code> - The archival source. '''Omit parameter for Wayback Machine''' (default archive).


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Revision as of 01:00, February 8, 2024

Usage

Based on Wikipedia's citation template, this template can be used for a variety of citations across a variety of different works, let it be publications, web pages, and so forth. Remember to include it between the the <ref> and </ref> tags.

{{cite|quote=|author=|date=|title=|url=|format=|publisher=|language=|isbn=|page=|accessdate=|archive=|deadlink=|archivedate=|archiver=}}

Example

Citing a book for the Electrified Anemone's name:

<ref>{{cite|author=von Esmarch, Nick, and Cory van Grier|publisher=[[Prima Games]]|title=''Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze'' Official Game Guide|isbn=978-0804162524|page=26}}</ref>

Parameters

  • |quote= - A quote being cited.
  • |author= - Name of authors, listing last name then first name.
  • |date= - Release or publication date of referenced source.
  • |title= - Title of what is being cited.
  • |url= - URL of what is being cited.
  • |format= - Format of URL if non-webpage (e.g. PDF).
  • |publisher= - Publisher of the source (automatically italicized).
  • |language= - Language of the publication.
  • |isbn= - The book identifier, otherwise known as the ISBN.
  • |page= - The page number being cited.
  • |accessdate= - The date when the source was cited.
  • |archive= - Web archive link.
  • |deadlink= - Set to yes to swap priority of the url and archive links.
  • |archivedate= - Date the web page was archived. Omit parameter for Wayback Machine (date pulled from URL).
  • |archiver= - The archival source. Omit parameter for Wayback Machine (default archive).