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Resolve article eyebrow sections dynamically |
Render linked contextual article eyebrow segments |
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<p class="edfm-eyebrow noexcerpt">{{#invoke:PageContext| | <p class="edfm-eyebrow noexcerpt">EDFM // {{#invoke:PageContext|renderEyebrowBody|page={{{page|}}}|section={{{section|}}}|topic={{{topic|}}}|context={{{context|}}}|secondaryContext={{{secondaryContext|}}}|type={{{type|}}}|contentType={{{contentType|}}}}}</p>{{#if:{{{deck|}}}|<p class="edfm-deck">{{{deck|}}}</p>}}<noinclude> | ||
== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
Adds the EDFM | Adds the EDFM context eyebrow and/or a muted one-line description ("deck") near the article title. | ||
Normal pages should not provide an eyebrow manually. | Normal pages should not provide an eyebrow manually. [[Module:PageContext]] resolves three separate semantic dimensions: | ||
* primary topic/section, such as <code>Engineering</code>, <code>Mining</code>, or <code>Ships & Equipment</code>; | |||
* optional secondary context, such as <code>Ships</code>, <code>Modules</code>, <code>Weapons</code>, or <code>Engineers</code>; | |||
* optional content type, currently used for meaningful types such as <code>Field Procedures</code>. | |||
The visible eyebrow intentionally stays compact: <code>EDFM //</code> plain text followed by a linked primary section and, at most, one second segment. Content type takes display priority over ordinary secondary context. | |||
<pre> | <pre> | ||
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</pre> | </pre> | ||
Use <code>section=</code> only for genuine exceptions that cannot be resolved from structured data or | Use <code>section=</code>, <code>context=</code>, and/or <code>type=</code> only for genuine exceptions that cannot be resolved from structured data or central rules: | ||
<pre> | <pre> | ||
{{Article header | {{Article header | ||
|section= | |section=Engineering | ||
|context=Engineers | |||
|type=Field Procedures | |||
|deck=Optional one-line description shown under the title. | |deck=Optional one-line description shown under the title. | ||
}} | }} | ||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
The rendered eyebrow is presentation text such as <code>EDFM // | The rendered eyebrow is presentation text such as <code>EDFM // [[Engineering]] / [[Field Procedures]]</code>. The real page title remains the semantic H1. [[MediaWiki:Common.js]] moves the eyebrow above the H1 visually when JavaScript is available; without JavaScript it remains in article content below the H1. | ||
[[Category:Templates]] | [[Category:Templates]] | ||
</noinclude> | </noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 21:58, 24 August 2026
EDFM // Reference
Usage
Adds the EDFM context eyebrow and/or a muted one-line description ("deck") near the article title.
Normal pages should not provide an eyebrow manually. Module:PageContext resolves three separate semantic dimensions:
- primary topic/section, such as
Engineering,Mining, orShips & Equipment; - optional secondary context, such as
Ships,Modules,Weapons, orEngineers; - optional content type, currently used for meaningful types such as
Field Procedures.
The visible eyebrow intentionally stays compact: EDFM // plain text followed by a linked primary section and, at most, one second segment. Content type takes display priority over ordinary secondary context.
{{Article header
|deck=Optional one-line description shown under the title.
}}
Use section=, context=, and/or type= only for genuine exceptions that cannot be resolved from structured data or central rules:
{{Article header
|section=Engineering
|context=Engineers
|type=Field Procedures
|deck=Optional one-line description shown under the title.
}}
The rendered eyebrow is presentation text such as EDFM // Engineering / Field Procedures. The real page title remains the semantic H1. MediaWiki:Common.js moves the eyebrow above the H1 visually when JavaScript is available; without JavaScript it remains in article content below the H1.