Template:Extra track listing/sandbox

[edit] Template documentation

This template employs intricate features of template syntax. You are encouraged to familiarise yourself with its setup and parser functions before editing the template. If your edit causes unexpected problems, please undo it quickly, as this template may appear on a large number of pages. Remember that you can conduct experiments, and should test all improvements, in either the general Template sandbox or your user space before changing anything here.

[edit] Usage

Below are four versions of this template useful for different purposes. The first is for general use with {{Infobox Single}}. The second is the same, but is used to display the entire track listing of an album. The third is for use with {{Infobox Song}}, where several versions have been recorded. The fourth is the same, and again is for displaying the entire track listing of an album. Please see the "Notes" section below for additional information regarding usage.

{{Extra track listing
 | Album      = 
 | Type       = 
 | prev_track = 
 | prev_no    = 
 | this_track = 
 | track_no   = 
 | next_track = 
 | next_no    = 
}}

{{Extra track listing
 | Album      = 
 | Type       = 
 | Tracks     = 
}}

{{Extra track listing
 | altAlbum   = 
 | Type       = 
 | Length     = 
 | Label      = 
 | prev_track = 
 | prev_no    = 
 | this_track = 
 | track_no   = 
 | next_track = 
 | next_no    = 
}}

{{Extra track listing
 | altAlbum   = 
 | Type       = 
 | Length     = 
 | Label      = 
 | Tracks     = 
}}

[edit] Notes

• The "Tracks" field must never be used with the "prev_track", "this_track" and "next_track" fields, as this will result in a display error.
• The {{Infobox Song}} versions may also be used with the {{Infobox Single}} template if other versions/variations of the same song have been recorded. In this situation, the first version of this template should be used first (representing the single's album) and the third version should be used afterward (representing recordings on other albums). See "Bring Me to Life" for this use of the code in action.

[edit] Type

The "Type" field refers to the general type of the album or release that the song is from. Enter a code from the following chart, and the template will display the appropriate color. If the type is unknown, leave the field blank and the article will automatically be added to Category:Song articles with infoboxes with non-standard extra track listings for later categorization.