Jfr header/doc
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It contains usage information, categories and other content that is not part of the original template page.
To view the template page itself, see Template:Jfr header.
For pages that belong to the Framework namespace:
- {{jfr_header}} creates a page header
- {{jfr_footer}} creates a page footer
consisting of links to related articles and reference information.
Features[edit]
The default links in this header are
Should the following subpages exist on the page where the template is used, they will be added to the navigation:
- Examples
- Packages may list all the articles that provide example code for the member classes
- Classes may simply put source snippets an usage examples
- Tutorials
- Packages may list all tutorials for the member classes
- Classes may list Tutorials where this class is used, explicitely or as a supplemental
- Changes
- Packages should provide changes in their class members
- Classes should provide information about changed behaviour of class members
See Project:Building a Reference for more information.
Parameters[edit]
Parameter Name | Parameter Description | req./opt. |
---|---|---|
{{{pack}}} | name of package th page in used on | Required. |
{{{treeview}}} | set this to no to disable the inline category tree view of Category:Framework which is rendered as a right-floating box | Optional |
Known issues[edit]
The template was supposed to display a CategoryTree of "Catgory:Framework" but it had to be taken out: the floating output and layout of <categorytree> interferes and overlaps with contents from "JWhatver" pages. {{#ifeq: n{{{treeview|}}}o|no|<nowiki/> |<div class="floatright toc"><div class="toctitle" style="padding:0.2ex 1em">'''Package categories'''</div> <categorytree mode=categories>Framework</categorytree></div> }}
Stylesheet[edit]
div#jfr-header
#jfr-header ol
#jfr-header ol li
#jfr-header ol li span
#jfr-header ol li span a
#jfr-header ol li strong
div#jfr-footer
#jfr-footer ol
#jfr-footer ol li
#jfr-footer ol li span
#jfr-footer ol li span a
#jfr-footer ol li strong