Predefinição:Dotted TOC page listing/doc

This template is intended for replicating an original work's Table of Contents entries within the Wikisource Page: namespace.

Usage

Parameters:

• chaptertext (1) : the chapter number (optional). Displays in a column to the left of the main text.
• entrytext (2) : the title of the chapter or entry
• pagetext (3) : the page number to be linked; can be any text including Roman numerals, etc.; for wikilinking, consider {{DJVU page link 2}}
• symbol : any series of characters or images. Default is a single period. (".")
• spaces (4) : The number of spaces between symbols — a number from 0 to 10. Default is 1.
• dotend : Additional text at the end of the line of dots, for offsets etc.
• pagenum : Display page number to wikilink to; must be an Arabic number
• positionoffset : use with pagenum to wikilink to compute page number of current document to link to, adjusted for pages of front matter
• hi : a measure for the hanging indent when text overflows to a second line. Default is 1em.
• chapter-width : Adjusts the width of the chapter column. Default is 2.5em.
• chapter-align : Adjusts the alignment of the chapter column. Default is "right".
• entry-align : Adjusts the alignment of the entry (second) column. Default is "left"; alternate choice: "justify".
• entry-width : Adjusts the width of the entry column. Default is 80%.
• col3-width : Adjusts the width of the third column. Default is 2em.
• col3-align : Adjusts the alignment of the third column. Default is "right"; alternate choice: "center" or "left".
• dottext : Replaces the series of periods (".") by text.
• col4text : Adds an extra fourth column after the page number.
• col4-width : Adjusts the width of the fourth column. Default is 2em.
• col4-align : Adjusts the alignment of the fourth column. Default is "right"; alternate choice: "center" or "left".
• textbackground : Adjusts the CSS background of the entry text. Default is white. (Note: this is not the same as "none")

Related

To cater for situations where a desired listing crosses one or more page boundaries, a number of variants upon this template exist, all of which accept the same parameters (and silently ignore any which do not apply to them):

• {{dotted TOC page listing/top}}: permits specification of listing segment appearing above the page break.
• {{dotted TOC page listing/suspend}}: (normally appears in page footer) closes off listing processing for current page only.
• {{dotted TOC page listing/resume}}: (normally appears in page header) reopens listing processing for a new page.
• {{dotted TOC page listing/continue}}: (appears in subsequent body; not normally required) continues specification of entry component of listing on a new page, which will be completed only on yet another following page.
• {{dotted TOC page listing/bottom}}: (normally appears at top of page body) completes specification of entry component initiated on a prior page.

Note: use of the named parameters are preferred when working with any of the boundary-crossing templates above.

Applying {{dotted TOC page listing/top}}{{dotted TOC page listing/continue}}{{dotted TOC page listing/bottom}} (no intervening new-lines between template invocations; all bearing same parameter specifications) should produce the same result as using {{dotted TOC page listing}} with only minor deviations from the same parameters and values normally used in the core template.

Examples

• For an example of the use of {{Dotted TOC page listing}} (combined with {{TOC page listing}}) see: this page.
• For an example of the use of {{Dotted TOC page listing/top}} (etc.) see: this page (and the next); and how it looks in the main namespace: this page.
• For examples of pagenum and positionoffset, which work together, see (this page and the other tables of contents in that document)

Redirect

• Template:TOC line — redirect usage deprecated 6/7/2014; inconsistent &/or non-descriptive naming.

See also

• Template:TOC page listing (typically used for TOC column headings)