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in an article page. It will automatically add the page to the [[:Category:Articles|Articles]], and the appropriate [[:Category:Articles by journal|journal]] and [[:Category:Articles by year|year]] of publication categories. Note that one must place this template between | in an article page. It will automatically add the page to the [[:Category:Articles|Articles]], and the appropriate [[:Category:Articles by journal|journal]] and [[:Category:Articles by year|year]] of publication categories. Note that one must place this template between <noinclude> and </noinclude> in order not to categorize as bibliography the pages with the article page in the Reference section. Also, do not leave any newline character in the article page as it will appear wherever the article page is transcluded in a references list. | ||
For an example of this template in action, see [[Aa2002]]. | For an example of this template in action, see [[Aa2002]]. | ||
Revision as of 18:54, 22 August 2008
How to use this template
Insert the text
{{ArticleCat
| author = <list of authors (optional)>
| title = <title (optional)>
| journal = <journal (required)>
| jvol = <journal volume (optional)>
| jpage = <journal pages (optional)>
| year = <year of publication (required)>
| arxivid = <arXiv number (optional)>
| mathsciid = <mathsci number (optional)>
}}
in an article page. It will automatically add the page to the Articles, and the appropriate journal and year of publication categories. Note that one must place this template between <noinclude> and </noinclude> in order not to categorize as bibliography the pages with the article page in the Reference section. Also, do not leave any newline character in the article page as it will appear wherever the article page is transcluded in a references list.
For an example of this template in action, see Aa2002.
