Template talk:Campaignbox - Knowledge (XXG)

2999:. This is because of the unresolved issue of what size battles/operations should be added. I have made a proposal on the talk page of the campaign box, but this was never discussed to any conclusion. As a result it now appears to me that Ghirlandjo simply reverts any additions to the box, regardless of the size of the battle they refer to. This is not logical, since it leaves the box containing some smaller actions simply because they were added earlier. I would appreciate comments and suggestions. 33: 185: 5075:) I guess it could be done. However for the second option of feeding subcategories by a template parameter, we should be careful that several categories can be entered. (typically, conflicts involve several countries and campaignboxes therefore belong to several country-related subcategories) I'm not sure how that could be done, but then I am not proficient in template coding. An on/off switch definitely looks like the quick win, an optional 6611: 2792:

themselves. I'm thinking that (maybe for larger wars, like Korea), it be broken out as like a "warbox" which would list the various campaigns of the war, with associated campaignboxes which would include the various battles of that campaign. So, the Korean War would be broken out with the initial campaignbox in the upper right titled "Korean War" and then list the various campaigns (five of them). Then, say the article on

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American waters or part of the wider naval campaign between Britain and France in the Western hemisphere (after all, the fleets of De Grasse and Hood had fought before in April 1781 off Martinique, sailed north to the Chesapeake a few days apart and would fight again in January 1782 off St. Kitts)? Arguably, it's any one or all four.

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should be done on the basis of "whatever works" not "must explicitly lay out everything in its name." I could easily see, if this was already at campaignbox, a similarly pointless move request to "campaign" on the theory of "more concise, shorter," and I'd weakly oppose that hypothetical move request too as just churn.

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boxes use non-standard capitalization. Mind you, I don't really don't care and won't go changing any headers (except boxes I edit for other reasons). Just pointing out that there's no standard, even for boxes within a single war, and that it's something people might want to think about when editing the boxes. --Kevin

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the titlestyle in navbox adds the style to the table cell, which I thought was not what we want here (indeed it doesn't work the same)? I agree this could probably be decoupled from navbox, but the fundamental features to retain here are that it (a) has edit links, (b) is collapsible, and (c) matches

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Not that it's a big deal, but it's more widespread than you suggest. Most of the zillion American Civil War boxes seem to use non-Knowledge (XXG) style capitalization; all of the American Revolutionary War boxes did too, until I changed a couple. I think most Mexican-American War and Seven Years' War

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More generally, the purpose of the campaignbox is not necessarily to represent a canonical "campaign" in the military sense; but to provide a convenient way for navigating related battles. Thus, a more "accurate" division is not always better. Not all campaigns need have their own campaignboxes—for

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Except, of course, that "info" would be unclear, while "campaign" is not. When there are two separate templates, sure, adding "tree" helps, but it simply doesn't matter and is just churn when there's only one template. Don't get me wrong, moving this to campaignbox is harmless, just template names

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They're under the 17th century because that's when the "Russo-Turkish Wars" began; all of the series of wars listed here go by the overall start of the conflict. (I've added the overview campaignbox for the entire conflict, which might make things a bit clearer. It was actually supposed to be added

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Secondly, what a 'campaign' is partly depends on the perspective. Take the Battle of the Chesapeake in 1781. Is it part of Washington's Yorktown campaign (from the American and French perspective), part of the British southern campaign (from the British perspective), part of the campaign to control

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in which title was set but name and raw_name were not. Can the doc be updated to clarify which parameters (should) result in text that is displayed, and which (should) result in the presence or absence of the navbar buttons (view/edit/history)? (I'd do this if someone can assert that the current

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Okay Kirill, I'll take your advice and leave them as they are for now, though I'll add more battles to them. At what point is there to many battle listings for one campaignbox? Is there a number of battles, or does it depend more on how many lines the box takes up? I need to go through some of the

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It may be doable, although I would suggest keeping things in a single campaignbox until there are enough articles (or clearly defined links to future articles) to make a set of split boxes worthwhile. This is a typical approach for larger wars (see, for example, the multitude of campaignboxes for

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Basically if you just put |state= into this template, all campaignboxes will have the default state attribute automatically given to them. But putting |state={{{state|}}}, you basically pass on the determination of the state attribute to the actual campaignbox. So you can set the collapsible state

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to begin with—but how do you want it to be formatted? The actual "below" field in the navigation template displays in a rather dark gray, which might be too jarring here given that we don't have the gray bars on the left. Alternately, we could use the second group field, which would have a much

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Merge the two campaign articles, as this seems like a classic case of alternate names. I can't really see what the benefit of duplicating information about the (presumably same?) actual engagements across two articles is; the (new) single article would give an explanation of the different naming

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Most campaignboxes use proper nouns as headers, so it shouldn't be a very widespread issue. As far as I can tell, though, normal capitalization rules don't seem to be consistent within templates anyways; I would try to move towards Knowledge (XXG)-style capitalization when necessary, but I don't

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Okay, I just looked over on the above linked Project page and didn't see any discussion of this over there. I'm starting to get into this aspect through the Korean War, where currently the campaignbox is more geared towards (some of) the battles of the Korean War, instead of the various campaigns

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Firstly, many of the current campaignboxes are actually wars, not campaigns. Some of those wars contain only one campaign; others don't. As we build out the articles on those wars we're bound to have an intermediary stage when some battles are listed under both the overall war and the specific

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I think the biggest drawback at this time though may be that most of the major battles currently documented here, fall into the "Outpost Battles (July 1951- July 1953)" campaign, and the other four campaigns will probably only have one battle currently on here, though they should be expanded

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This campaign box requires a clean-up and I am not prepared to do so without some additional opinions or some form of consensus. The campaign box contains a number of local and, in the big scheme of the western front, small battles. Can someone possible put a proposal on paper.

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and scroll down to the navbox entitled "American Revolutionary War European & Atlantic Waters". You don't have to click "Show", so on the first line click "1st Ushant". 1st what? All it says is "1st" (Chrome) or part of a "1" (Firefox), again because it's truncated.

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Thanks for the explanation. I still think all of the parameters ought to be documented, although ones that should not be used should be marked as deprecated (or maintained for backward compatibility). It sounds from your explanation like raw_name is to be avoided, yes?

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In any case, we'll probably do another review of campaignboxes at some point (in a few months?), which would be a good time to take a look at this issue again. For the time being, casual cleanup by people editing the boxes for other reasons should be sufficient.

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I read this as "If raw_name is set, use raw_name. Otherwise, if title is set, use name. Otherwise, leave blank." Is there some reason why the use of name is predicated this way? Based on the documentation it seems to me that what ought to be displayed is the

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It wouldn't be difficult to force the default category to turn itself off. Having said that, would it be more useful to simply have an on/off parameter, or to have a parameter for specifying a sub-category that would turn the main category off when provided?

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Not quite sure what you mean here. The template doesn't export a state; it just autocollapses whenever two or more templates are on the same page, as most navigation templates do. Are you looking to change that on a per-template level, or a per-article one?

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No idea what's causing that, other then that it wil happen if the title wraps inside the header. Doesn't happen with Arial. Also, slightly increasing the lineheight (or inherit) in the console with help, but the template does not have a titlestyle parameter.

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have a titlestyle. But more fundamentally, this is about too many elements fighting for too little space. If you're going to (ab)use navbox as a vertical box, perhaps you may want to rethink the header design, or simply hide the collpase button and navbar?

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I think that, in general, there doesn't need to be a separate article on every single named "campaign" of the war if it is more natural to combine several of them in a single article. Clearer narrative structure should, in my opinion, take precedence.

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Not without editing every box individually, unfortunately. The obvious trick—using something like PAGENAME to get to the child template—won't work when they're actually in articles; the only option would be to code the template's name manually in

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many wars, in fact, a single campaignbox is sufficient. In the example you gave, for instance, I would prefer the latter options, as they allow more battles per campaignbox (campaignboxes with only one or two battles are not particularly useful).

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I think that there might be some cases in which an image that sits atop the content of the expanded campaignbox as useful visual aid. As such, I'd like to include an image field in the template, so that images can be placed into campaignboxes. —

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Unfortunately, there are many legacy instances of the template which have a "name" parameter and nothing else, which won't work with the code above. I'll try to come up with something that does what you want without breaking in those cases.

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Add the class "vertical-navbox" as the first class, before the param (but make sure to have a space char between them). This makes this template recognisable for other layouts as a vertical sidebar, instead of a bottom dwelling navbox.

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Not sure how useful it would be on most of them, since they rarely need editing; and it has the twin problems of (a) breaking the centering of the title and (b) making vandalism easier (almost nobody has the campaignboxes watchlisted).

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started in October 1601 & ended in January 1602. Since siege of Ostend started first would logic dictate that it should come before Siege of Kinsale? So far all other campaignboxes are done in this way eg. Siege of Malta in WWII.

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I believe it was protected a while back due to the fact that it's an extremely high-use meta-template, and mucking around with it would tend to have significant effects on the servers. I'm not sure if this is still the case, though.

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I have run into a similar problem first with the Mongol Invasions and then with the Muslim expansion, which are part of a larger series of campaings not even necessarily in the same theater of war. I am attempting a method with the

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is intended for use on anything from wars down to individual battles (don't mind the somewhat misleading name). If you have a separate article on, say, the Niagara campaign, you would have a warbox on that article that discusses

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Fair enough. The MOS guideline for article text is still no italics though, correct? (Ie, as opposed to having no guideline one way or the other, which is what the absence of a positive rule could be interpreted to mean.) --

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caused by the template, but I am unsure if any of the proposed solutions really address this situation. I am posting here as well as the specific article's discussion page, just to ensure that the template authors are

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Now, it is my opinion that the ELC is contained entirely within the WDC. Do I add ELC to the WDC campaign box, and, if so, do I need to somehow differentiate it from other entires (which are operations and battles)?

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Adding a built-in edit button to the campaignbox is quite simple and makes life easier to editors. Of course, some campaignboxes don't get changed once they're made, but if they do this could come in quite handy. --

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Obviously we don't want multiple campaignboxes on a single article, but perhaps we need to evolve some guidelines to establish what the appropriate campaign is and whether occasional exceptions are acceptable.

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You may want to clarify in the article, whether we are using the "Warbox" or "Campaignbox" for military articles. In addition, an explanation of the differences between each of them. It is rather confusing.

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suggests the work of a serious and dedicated editor, but also stands in contrast to the comments made above. A prolonged discussion on proper etiquette would, in my opinion, serve no purpose (especially since

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Can one article include more than one campaignbox, or a single battle be listed on multiple campaigns? Ideally, obviously, that wouldn't happen. But there's a couple of situations where it might happen:

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and can use some input in sorting out the kinks which I then hope to move onto Seljuks, Khwarezmians, Ghaznevid and the Mongols. Maybe that is too ambitious but I can start or create a ton of stubs!--

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Thank you for addressing the issue so promptly. Unfortunately it seems as though someone decided to remove the campaignbox from the referenced article, so I cannot confirm that it works there.--

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Does the wacky Knowledge (XXG) capitalization standard apply to headers in campaign boxes? Editors seem to be divided, so we get things like, in the titles of Thirty Years' War campaign boxes: "

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Is there anyway we can add the {{Tnavbar-mini}} template (or a modification of) to our general campaign box template in a way that allows users to edit/discuss the child templates easily?

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titles, which generates a wide gap between the lines it wraps (at least, it does here, with Firefox pre-v3 on a Windows XP PC). Suggest, therefore, that the |title line above becomes:

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There needs to be {{{state|}}} after the |state= parameter to force a default uncollapsed state and to allow people to choose what state they want each transcluded campaignbox to be.

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Not sure about that Kirill, since a war and a campaign are two different things, even though they may have similar attributes. E.g. you could use the campaign template to break the

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Just like to give a head up that at the moment the campaign box is sometimes too small to fit in the header a 'hide' button, the v.d.e links and the name of the war. An example is

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should go at the start of a line. This makes it easier to compare the sandbox with the current page, simply by clicking the "diff" link that is at the top of the sandbox. --

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It definitely looks better than it did before. I am also seeing a slight left shift for the Punic Wars example. It seems like we are converging on a solution. Thanks!

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Is there a way to solve that, such as adding a "cat=no" parameter preventing this inclusion when specified? (a bot would be welcome to do the clean-up afterwards btw :)

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Is there any standard guideline on whether operation names should be in italics in campaignboxen? AFAIK, the definitive guideline for names in article text is just

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I agree, however, that we should have some better guidelines for how to divide larger wars into campaigns. It may be worthwhile to continue that discussion on the

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There's a long-standing—but never consistently applied—convention of italicizing operational names as a mnemonic device to distinguish them from place names (e.g.

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to have a column of pics opposing a couple of campaign boxes. But it doesn't float - it always drops to clear of the campaign boxes, even with | clear = false

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and into an infobox for the Georgian Civil War. It appears that these conflicts are more related to Georgia than to the other conflicts such as Chechnya, etc.

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Similar happens with trying to link to a paragraph halfway down a campaign box - displayed material starts at end of campaign box, not at paragraph heading.

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This appears to be a rendering issue with variable-width items stacked along one margin of the page; I've rearranged the templates in question to remove it.

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WWI and WWII, and how multiple ones are applied to particular battles); the real question is whether there are enough battles that a single box is unwieldy.

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would also have an additional campaignbox for the "Outpost Battles (July 1951- July 1953)", which would then list the articles that fall into that campaign.

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parameter is present, it assumes that the new-style parameters are in use. (The reason, incidentally, why the logic makes a second check after checking

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The recent reduction in font size is a good thing on large templates with ten battles or more, but it makes some templates look ridiculous. For example,

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Wars frequently end up with peace processes and democratic/human-rights-respecting political solutions (some end in dictatorships). There are plenty of

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Well, if there are any actual campaignboxes that need to be moved, please feel free to move them; but some of these wars don't actually have templates.

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There's no reason we can't have both, of course; there are numerous other cases where a particular battle/war/etc. is listed on mutliple campaignboxes.

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for every individual campaignbox, ie. change it from the default setting if you wish, instead of forcing all campaignboxes to have the default setting.

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This template is among things that don't work well with a large font size. For instance, use font size 26 (Firefox) or "very large" (Chrome), go to

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The usual convention, as far as I know, is to order events based on the start date; in your example, Ostend would indeed be placed before Kinsale.

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Are all those Russo-Turkish Wars in the right place? Should they not come under the 18th and 19th centuries rather than 15th-17th century? Thanks

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Well, based on your brief description (and I know next to nothing on this topic, so this idea may be utter nonsense), I would suggest two things:

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DWikipedia talk:WikiProject Military historyouble listing as an intermediary stage is fine, of course, since the idea is to eventually remove it.

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I ran into this because the documentation is out of date (it doesn't describe parameters currently in use by the template), and I encountered

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Korean War articles and see that they all have the proper categories assigned and then see which 'battles' are missing from the campaignbox.

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no problems on Google Chrome, just shifted down as you indicated. I am using vector. I will try switching to Arial and see what happens.

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Occasional exceptions are acceptable, as they are to almost all rules. We don't want to encourage having multiple campaignboxes, though.

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In the long term, I would recommend changing all uses of this template to the new syntax rather than trying to document both variants.

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for vandalism) to the top of the temporarily protected page. When protecting a template, you place the notice inside <noinclude: -->

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field able to manage several inputs and setting the default category when empty would be heaven. I believe an on/off switch called "

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I'm not sure how you would force it off by default, but as all subcategories have "caimpaignbox templates" in their name (except

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tags so that it does not show up when the template is transcluded. Alternatively, the tag can go on the template's talk page. --

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I am sure it is written somewhere but I have trouble finding it at the moment, what are correct values for "state" parameter?--

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Ok, I've tentatively added a "notes=" parameter; please test it out and let me know whether it'll work for what we need here.

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To force the display of the navbox title in Arial font, make sure that it's installed on your computer, and then add this:

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Why not? Isn't that what it's for? In any case, that's not the issue, because it doesn't work properly per second fault.

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eventually. The "Chinese Intervention (3 November 1950-24 January 1951)" campaign should also include (besides just the

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Subsequent comments should be made in a new section on this talk page. No further edits should be made to this section.

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Subsequent comments should be made in a new section on the talk page. No further edits should be made to this section.

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The logic is essentially attempting to determine whether the template uses old-style or new-style parameters; if the

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I reverted the change. The alignment is off in Google Chrome. I can post a screen shot if you need one. Thanks!

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What is the guideline for chronology in terms of battles & sieges in a campaignbox? Template in question is

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in order to adhere to the subject at hand and to avoid any unnecessary discussions (in addition my tone is not

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No existing task force includes this article in its scope; to propose a new one, please leave a message on the

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You're right, navbox title style applies to the header. As for he design issues, you may want to take this to

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I've updated the code, so please feel free to test it out and see if everything is functioning as expected.

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I trust your aesthetics judgement far more then my own Kirill, but I think the exsiting "below" (as seen on

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this template is just a frontend for that one. and how do I test with Arial? I am using FF 28.0 on Linux

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if you want a stripped down example for experimentation, try playing with the simple navbox variant, e.g.,

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How about adding a parameter 'peace process = ', so that this can be more than just a "note" parameter?

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Ah, ok; so you want each individual campaignbox to be able to override the default? Easy enough to do.

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I removed the code blob above, because it is redundant when we have a sandbox page. I also added the

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Hi. Could the current code for this template be replaced with the following, which allows the use of

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My intention in raising this subject is to guard against arbitrary use by administrators. My tone is

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Is anyone else seeing the title in the campaignbox opposite as slightly off-centere (rightwards)..?

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as opposed to simply "pares family"? Not everything always needs to be long & spelled out...)

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parameter is actually used for two entirely different things. When the template was first created,

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As a consequence, omit the alternate name from the campaignbox and just list the actual engagements.

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I've updated the doc page to reflect this. Feel free to correct anything I may have gotten wrong.

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schemes and what each name is considered to encompass, but the overall narrative would be combined.

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the problem is most like due to the use of 'px' units for the width of the box, which is set in

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suggested code: |below = {{{notes|}}}}}{{if#{{nocat|}}||{{#ifeq:{{ARTICLESPACE}}|Template |]}}}}

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Would it be possible to include a footer / notes section, similar to the "below" section on our

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which use 'em' units. I would support changing the width there to the same default width as

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I've put it in the Battle of the Mediterranean box and it looks pretty good. Thanks Kirill.

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Well, it'd be pretty trivial to add another field—this template is merely a special case of

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Furthermore, while I may know where to ask there are those who do not, hence the need for a

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into its various campaigns, giving more detailed information for each than you could in the

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I'm using Windows XP, Firefox 28, MonoBook skin. The only one that I see a problem with is

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I'll admit that I had entirely forgotten just how many Civil War campaignboxes we had ;-)

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Thanks for setting me right - as you can see, I am a bit new here. In that case I agree.

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I am also pleased to note that my suggestions were implented, to the benefit of all. --

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parameter is present, it assumes that the old-style parameters are in use, and if the

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Argh! The table on the right is blocking my campaignbox. It's to the bottom right. --

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Yes, that's correct; the newer combination ("name" + "title") is the preferred one.

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In World War II, there was a series of battles in North Africa referred to as the

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The Pulang Lupa link reads 'Pulang Lupal'. I request an administrator to fix it.

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template, so the pages end up being in the main category when they should not.

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At first glance, it looks good here (Firefox-based browser) with the likes of

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Knowledge (XXG):Requests_for_page_protection#Current_requests_for_unprotection

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was used for the name of the template itself. As part of the transition to

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has become a bit overcrowded, and subcategories have been created, such as

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Template: ~ family and template: ~ family tree are totally different. See

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Would this handle them? (also incorporates title styling mentioned above):

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I have to say I'm not surprised. This seems to be his typical behaviour.

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Ideas/opinions? Am I wrong (Which I very well could be, as new as I am).

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plus noinclude): The substantial change is an attempt to eliminate (via

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FWIW, the change ocurred because the base template is now derived from

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The current logic for the name field passed onward strikes me as odd:

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Try forcing the lineheight of the title (not the header!) to 1.6em.

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The following discussion is an archived discussion of the proposal.

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is probably near the limit of what's doable with a single template.

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as part of the War of the Spanish Succession. Also, the Dutch War (

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There's no hard rule, I think; but, for comparison, something like

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Military history articles needing attention to task force coverage

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The above discussion is preserved as an archive of the proposal.

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I have a quick question on a somewhat unconventional situation.

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How do i create a campaignbox that is not default autocollapsed?

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Yes, sorry, I just realised there is no campaignbox for QA war.

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a while ago, but we never got around to it, for some reason.)

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changed the spans to divs. revert if this causes a problem.

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was used for the "displayed" name at the top of the box, and

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The campaign box seems to be causing text flow issues eg on

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Your tone is insulting rather than dispassionate, frankly.

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On the other hand, we don't want those details in the main

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as part of the Franco-Dutch War. I hope that makes sense?

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Template:Campaignbox Post-Soviet Conflicts in the Caucasus

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Is there any particular reason to unprotect this, though?

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Please replace the current code with the following (from

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Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific military history

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when you have columns on on opposing sides of the page.

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Just wondering if anyone had any thoughts on moving the

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is currently subject of an edit conflict between me and

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Proposal: add warning about invisibility in mobile view

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to the subject at hand, please adhere to the subject).

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If you feel it should be unprotected, you already know

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Does that mean the alignment is skewed left or right?

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This template is protected, but no reason is given. --

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Template talk:Campaignbox Western Front (World War I)

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Thanks Frietjes – and I didn't even tell you where!

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Yes, that should work, minus the extra brackets ;-)

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