Witcher Wiki:Manual of Style/Basic layout

This is a basic layout which is encouraged to use for most articles on the wiki.

Lead section
The lead section is anything included before the table of contents and/or the article content. It does not have any headings. With the exception of the introductory text, they are optional, depending on the situation, and must follow this order:


 * 1) Disambiguation links (e.g., for, about), if there is another article of the same name, or may be confused with another.
 * 2) Article maintenance tags (e.g., stub, pictures wanted, cleanup). Alternatively, the maintenance tags can be included within a specific section of the article, with the exception of "stub" which must always in the lead section.
 * 3) Infobox/transformer template. They are generally wrapped in   tags.
 * 4) Short introductory text, explaining what this article is about.
 * 5) Table of contents, which generally appears after the lead, provided there is more than four headings. If the page is long but does not have any table of contents, you may manually add it with  .

Article content
This depends on the type of article. All sections are optional.

Trivia
Trivia should be listed using.

Bugs
Bugs should be listed using. Use the template platforms when appropriate (generally at the beginning of the sentence). Consider removing them if it has been fixed as to not clog the bugs section. Try to keep the explanation concise.

Additionally, you may include one link to a fan-made bug fix per bug. However, the link should be removed once it has been patched.

Gallery
Use  to display the pictures in a table.

Categories
Avoid clogging the article with categories of subcategories.

To make the article sort different than the page name, you may use. If you want the article to appear at the top the category page.

For more information on categories, see the help page on Wikipedia.



Interlanguage links
If the page exists in another language, you are welcome to add it.