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=== Adding a "batch" of employees === | === Adding a "batch" of employees === | ||
To speed up the process, you can quickly add the template multiple times directly in the source editing mode. This also allows you to add a | To speed up the process, you can quickly add the template multiple times directly in the source editing mode. This also allows you to add a wrapper around the images to fine-tune the alignment of the images:<syntaxhighlight lang="text"> | ||
<div | <div class="employees"> | ||
{{Employee|title=Title|image=|name=Employee name|department=Department|username=}} | {{Employee|title=Title|image=|name=Employee name|department=Department|username=}} | ||
{{Employee|title=Title|image=|name=Employee name|department=Department|username=}} | {{Employee|title=Title|image=|name=Employee name|department=Department|username=}} |
Latest revision as of 10:04, 18 November 2024
This template creates an employees gallery that you can include on portal pages, for example.
Importing the template
Importing the template
The import file is included in the archive file HW-Employee.zip. Unpack the zip file first.
On the page Special:Import follow these steps:
- Select file and choose HW-Employee.xml.
- Enter an Interwiki prefix. Since this field is required, simply add hw (for hallowelt).
- Keep the selection Import to default locations.
- Click Upload file... .
The template is now available in your wiki.
Pages included in the import
The xml import creates the following files in your wiki:
- Template:Employee
- Template:Employee/styles.css
Creating the employee gallery
You can add each individual employee card as a template. Alternatively, you can add a "batch" of employees directly in the source mode of the page.
- From the Visual Editor Insert > Template menu, add the template "Employee".
- Provide the necessary information in the parameter fields.
Adding a "batch" of employees
To speed up the process, you can quickly add the template multiple times directly in the source editing mode. This also allows you to add a wrapper around the images to fine-tune the alignment of the images:
<div class="employees">
{{Employee|title=Title|image=|name=Employee name|department=Department|username=}}
{{Employee|title=Title|image=|name=Employee name|department=Department|username=}}
{{Employee|title=Title|image=|name=Employee name|department=Department|username=}}
{{Employee|title=Title|image=|name=Employee name|department=Department|username=}}
{{Employee|title=Title|image=|name=Employee name|department=Department|username=}}
{{Employee|title=Title|image=|name=Employee name|department=Department|username=}}
</div>
Available parameters
Element | Value | Description | |
---|---|---|---|
1 | title | text | Job title |
2 | image | file name (without naemspace prefix) | Name of the uploaded user image (e.g.: lastnamefirstname.png). If left empty, the template looks for the profile image of the user. |
3 | name | text | Name of the employee |
4 | department | text | Department of the employee |
5 | username | username (without namespace prefix) | If the user exists in the wiki and the user name is provided, the employee card links to the user's profile page. |
6 | employeepage | name of a wiki page | If the employee does not exist as user, an employee page can be created anywhere in the wiki. If a page name is provided here, the employee card links to that page. |