Template:KSRoutebox
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Copy and paste the following code (from the box, not the source!) to use this template. Any extra parameters can be omitted. Explanations for each parameter follow.
{{KSRoutebox
|type=
|article_route=
|yrcom=
|yrdecom=
|length_mi=
|length_round=
|length_ref=
|cities=
|direction_a=
|terminus_a=
|junction=
|direction_b=
|terminus_b=
|previous_type=
|previous_route=
|next_type=
|next_route=
|browse=
|spur_type=
|spur_of=
}}
- type: type of road (KS, US or Interstate). This allows this infobox to be used for intrastate Interstates and U.S. routes, if desired.
- article_route: Highway #.
- yrcom: Year highway was commissioned.
- yrdecom: Year highway was decommissioned, if applicable.
- length_mi: Length in miles (km will be computed by the server).
- length_round: Amount of decimal places in mile measurement.
- length_ref: Reference for the mileage.
- cities: A comma-separated list of towns & cities highway currently runs through. Leave out "Kansas" to save space, e.g. [[Topeka, Kansas|Topeka]]. Start at the eastern or northern terminus.
- direction_a: West or south.
- terminus_a: Description of western or southern terminus.
- junction: Major junctions, separated by line breaks (<br>).
- direction_b: East or north.
- terminus_b: Same as terminus_a, but eastern or northern.
- previous_type: For browsing, the type of the previous route (either KS, US or Interstate).
- previous_route: Route number.
- next_type: Same as previous type, but for the next route.
- next_route: Route number.
- browse: Use for additional browse rows.
- spur_type: For spur routes, the type of spur that the road is (either KS, US or Interstate).
- spur_of: Number of parent route.
This template is liable to change as it is a relatively new template; please return to this page if your route should in the future look 'broken'. See the "In Practice Examples" subsection for working examples, as well.
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