Template:Station
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Status | Code | Station name | Connections |
---|---|---|---|
T1 | Foobar (under construction) | None |
How to use
This template MUST be preceded by {{station/h}}
.
You MUST have |}
on a new line after the last time you call the template, otherwise your page text below the last call will appear inside the connections cell.
By default, the station name will have a link. Use the following parameters in your template call:
- Station status, can be open (), closed (), planned () indev (), or construction (, default). In general, closed stations are closed in both directions for maintenance, planned stations have not been built yet or are awaiting approval, stations under construction are being built and have been approved, stations in development are being set up or constructed but not on site, and stations that are open allow traffic in one or both directions.
- Background color of the station code cell. This must be a hexadecimal color code (i.e.
a8b29f
). - Station code, usually alphanumeric (examples include B1, RHM10, or NORI1-3)
- Name of the page you want to link to. For example, RHM RHM National Park Station should link to Robin's Hill, because it is located there and is (likely) not notable enough to have its own page. However, Spawn City Transit Centre platforms should link to the SCTC page rather than Spawn City.
- (optional) Transit connections available at the station. If being used by a transit hub this parameter can be used for destinations or other alternate information, just be sure to specify it in the first parameter of
{{station/h}}
. - (optional) Station name if it is different from the page you want to link to. You can also use the t parameter instead.
If you don't want to have a link at all, ignore parameter 6, and add |nolink=true
to the end of your template call.
If you are using a dark background color (for example a black line) and black text is not easily readable, you can change the color of the text using |c=white
or |c=#a82b0f
(or whatever suits the page best).