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{{COinS safe|n|addtext=<br />The CS1 and CS2 templates support ''c.'' as an abbreviation in the date fields.}}
{{COinS safe|n|addtext=<br />The CS1 and CS2 templates have limited [[Help:Citation_Style_1#CS1_compliance_with_Wikipedia's_Manual_of_Style|support]] for <code>c.</code> as an abbreviation in the date fields.}}


==Usage==
==Usage==
This template generates an abbreviation for ''circa'': {{Circa}} By default the abbreviation is marked with <code>&lt;abbr&gt;</code>.
This template generates an abbreviation for ''[[circa]]'': {{circa}} By default the abbreviation is marked with <code>&lt;abbr&gt;</code>.


===Examples===
===Examples===
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! Notes
! Notes
|-
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{Circa}} 1325</nowiki></code>
| <code><nowiki>{{circa}} 1325</nowiki></code>
| {{Circa}} 1325
| {{circa}} 1325
| Default style; line break allowed between "{{Circa}}" and "1325"; normal-width space
| Default style; line break allowed between "{{circa}}" and "1325"; normal-width space
|-
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{Circa|1325}}</nowiki></code>
| <code><nowiki>{{circa|1325}}</nowiki></code>
| {{Circa|1325}}
| {{circa|1325}}
| Default style: no line break allowed; thin space
| Default style: no line break allowed; thin space
|-
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{Circa|1325|i=yes}}</nowiki></code>
| <code><nowiki>{{circa|1325|i=yes}}</nowiki></code>
| {{Circa|1325|i=yes}}
| {{circa|1325|i=yes}}
| With italic "''c.''", though italics are discouraged at [[WP:YEAR]]
| With italic "''c.''", though italics are discouraged at [[MOS:CIRCA]]
|-
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{Circa|1325|lk=abbr}}</nowiki></code>
| <code><nowiki>{{circa|1325|lk=abbr}}</nowiki></code>
| {{Circa|1325|lk=abbr}}
| {{circa|1325|lk=abbr}}
| With abbreviation marking only (default)
| With abbreviation marking only (default)
|-
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{Circa|1325|lk=yes}}</nowiki></code>
| <code><nowiki>{{circa|1325|lk=yes}}</nowiki></code>
| {{Circa|1325|lk=yes}}
| {{circa|1325|lk=yes}}
| With link only
| With link only
|-
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{Circa|1325|lk=no}}</nowiki></code>
| <code><nowiki>{{circa|1325|lk=no}}</nowiki></code>
| {{Circa|1325|lk=no}}
| {{circa|1325|lk=no}}
| With neither link nor abbreviation marking
| With neither link nor abbreviation marking
|-
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{Circa|1350|cap=yes}}</nowiki></code>
<!-- feature not implemented
| {{Circa|1350|cap=yes}}
| <code><nowiki>{{circa|1350|cap=yes}}</nowiki></code>
| {{circa|1350|cap=yes}}
| Starting with capital letter
| Starting with capital letter
|-
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{Circa|1000|1050}}</nowiki></code>
-->
| {{Circa|1000|1050}}
| <code><nowiki>{{circa|1000|1050}}</nowiki></code>
| {{circa|1000|1050}}
| For ranges
| For ranges
|}
|}


===Parameters===
===Parameters===
Using the date itself as parameter (for example, "<code><nowiki>{{Circa|1956}}</nowiki></code>", giving "{{Circa|1956}}"), web browsers do not insert a line break anywhere in the string. By contrast, "<code><nowiki>{{Circa}} 1956</nowiki></code>" allows a line break between the "{{Circa}}" and the number. Also, with the date as a parameter a thinner space is used with many browsers:
Using the date itself as parameter (for example, "<code><nowiki>{{circa|1956}}</nowiki></code>", giving "{{circa|1956}}"), web browsers do not insert a line break anywhere in the string. By contrast, "<code><nowiki>{{circa}} 1956</nowiki></code>" allows a line break between the "{{circa}}" and the number. Also, with the date as a parameter a thinner space is used with many browsers:


* "{{Circa|1956}}" is generated by "<code><nowiki>{{Circa|1956}}</nowiki></code>".
* "{{circa|1956}}" is generated by "<code><nowiki>{{circa|1956}}</nowiki></code>".
* "{{Circa}} 1956" is generated by "<code><nowiki>{{Circa}} 1956</nowiki></code>".
* "{{circa}} 1956" is generated by "<code><nowiki>{{circa}} 1956</nowiki></code>".


If the parameter {{para|i}} is set to a non-empty value, the "c." is put in italics: for example, "<code><nowiki>{{Circa|i=''}}</nowiki></code>" generates "{{Circa|i=''}}" instead of "{{Circa}}".
If the parameter {{para|i}} is set to a non-empty value, the "c." is put in italics: for example, "<code><nowiki>{{circa|i=''}}</nowiki></code>" generates "{{circa|i=''}}" instead of "{{circa}}".


If the parameter {{para|lk}} (for "link") is set as "{{para|lk|no}}" or "{{para|lk|off}}", the abbreviation is rendered as "{{Circa|lk=no}}", without a wikilink or abbreviation element. If it is set to "{{para|lk|abbr}}", it is rendered with the abbreviation element but without the wikilink. If it is set to "{{para|lk|yes}}" or "{{para|lk|on}}", it is rendered as "{{Circa|lk=yes}}", with a wikilink to the ''[[Circa]]'' article and ''not'' an abbreviation element. Otherwise, the abbreviation is marked with the "<code>&lt;abbr&gt;</code>" element, as in "{{Circa}}", ''and'' linked to the [[Circa]] article. The <code>lk</code> parameter can be used to avoid overuse of "<code>&lt;abbr&gt;</code>" or [[WP:Overlinking|overlinking]] when this template is used repeatedly in the body of an article. For example:
If the parameter {{para|lk}} (for "link") is set as "{{para|lk|no}}" or "{{para|lk|off}}", the abbreviation is rendered as "{{circa|lk=no}}", without a wikilink or abbreviation element. If it is set to "{{para|lk|abbr}}", it is rendered with the abbreviation element but without the wikilink. If it is set to "{{para|lk|yes}}" or "{{para|lk|on}}", it is rendered as "{{circa|lk=yes}}", with a wikilink to the ''[[circa]]'' article and ''not'' an abbreviation element. Otherwise, the abbreviation is marked with the "<code>&lt;abbr&gt;</code>" element, as in "{{circa}}", ''and'' linked to the [[circa]] article. The <code>lk</code> parameter can be used to avoid overuse of "<code>&lt;abbr&gt;</code>" or [[WP:Overlinking|overlinking]] when this template is used repeatedly in the body of an article. For example:


* <code><nowiki>[[Dionysius Exiguus]] was born {{Circa|470}}, lived in Rome from {{Circa|lk=no|500}}, and died {{Circa|lk=no|544}}.</nowiki></code>
* <code><nowiki>[[Dionysius Exiguus]] was born {{circa|470}}, lived in Rome from {{circa|lk=no|500}}, and died {{circa|lk=no|544}}.</nowiki></code>
*:→ [[Dionysius Exiguus]] was born {{Circa|470}}, lived in Rome from {{Circa|lk=no|500}}, and died {{Circa|lk=no|544}}.
*:→ [[Dionysius Exiguus]] was born {{circa|470}}, lived in Rome from {{circa|lk=no|500}}, and died {{circa|lk=no|544}}.


If the parameter "<code>cap=yes</code>" is specified, the result starts with a capital letter.
If the parameter "<code>cap=yes</code>" is specified, the result starts with a capital letter.


{{Circa/doc/sortable}}
{{circa/doc/sortable}}


==See also==
==See also==
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Latest revision as of 00:53, 3 September 2020

Usage

This template generates an abbreviation for circa: c. By default the abbreviation is marked with <abbr>.

Examples

Syntax What it looks like Notes
{{circa}} 1325 c. 1325 Default style; line break allowed between "c." and "1325"; normal-width space
{{circa|1325}} c. 1325 Default style: no line break allowed; thin space
{{circa|1325|i=yes}} c. 1325 With italic "c.", though italics are discouraged at MOS:CIRCA
{{circa|1325|lk=abbr}} c. 1325 With abbreviation marking only (default)
{{circa|1325|lk=yes}} c. 1325 With link only
{{circa|1325|lk=no}} c. 1325 With neither link nor abbreviation marking
{{circa|1000|1050}} c. 1000 – c. 1050 For ranges

Parameters

Using the date itself as parameter (for example, "{{circa|1956}}", giving "c. 1956"), web browsers do not insert a line break anywhere in the string. By contrast, "{{circa}} 1956" allows a line break between the "c." and the number. Also, with the date as a parameter a thinner space is used with many browsers:

  • "c. 1956" is generated by "{{circa|1956}}".
  • "c. 1956" is generated by "{{circa}} 1956".

If the parameter |i= is set to a non-empty value, the "c." is put in italics: for example, "{{circa|i=''}}" generates "c." instead of "c.".

If the parameter |lk= (for "link") is set as "|lk=no" or "|lk=off", the abbreviation is rendered as "c.", without a wikilink or abbreviation element. If it is set to "|lk=abbr", it is rendered with the abbreviation element but without the wikilink. If it is set to "|lk=yes" or "|lk=on", it is rendered as "c.", with a wikilink to the circa article and not an abbreviation element. Otherwise, the abbreviation is marked with the "<abbr>" element, as in "c.", and linked to the circa article. The lk parameter can be used to avoid overuse of "<abbr>" or overlinking when this template is used repeatedly in the body of an article. For example:

  • [[Dionysius Exiguus]] was born {{circa|470}}, lived in Rome from {{circa|lk=no|500}}, and died {{circa|lk=no|544}}.
    Dionysius Exiguus was born c. 470, lived in Rome from c. 500, and died c. 544.

If the parameter "cap=yes" is specified, the result starts with a capital letter.

If the parameter "sortable=yes" is specified, the template generates invisible text that will cause the output to work in sortable tables, at the cost of causing problems for visually-impaired readers. Compare "Col 1" and "Col 2" in the following table:

Title Col 1 Col 2
Foo 1066 1066
Bar c. 1510 1510 c. 1510
Baz 1956 1956
Jaz c. 410 0410 c. 410

"Col 1" uses {{Circa}} 1510, and does not sort correctly. "Col 2" uses {{Circa|1510|sortable=yes}}, and does sort correctly. This works because {{Circa|1510|sortable=yes}} inserts an invisible span element at the start of the cell: <span style="display:none;">1510</span>. Although it is not rendered, it is still seen by the sorting code and makes sorting work.

The downside of this approach is that the invisible text is still rendered by screen readers that are used by visually impaired readers, and by text browsers such as Lynx, so the table will become garbled for readers who are using assistive technology or text browsers.

See also


No description.

Template parameters

ParameterDescriptionTypeStatus
sortablesortable

no description

Unknownoptional
year1

no description

Stringsuggested
italicize?i

If non-empty, italicizes 'c.'

Example
yes
Stringoptional
link?lk

If 'yes' or 'on', links to 'circa' article. If 'no' or 'off', does not title 'circa'.

Example
no
Stringoptional
end year2

no description

Stringoptional