Module:IA Citation/data/A
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This page contains the data configurations for Module:IA Citation for all book keys starting with the letter "A".
To add a new citation, follow the existing examples in the code.
- Book Key eg. `['AIA4']`
- Use a unique yet recognizable name, all caps, spaces converted to "_", and that starts with "A".
- Engine Parameters (Top-level):
- template = (Required) "cite book", "cite journal", etc.
- id = <Internet Archive identifier> (e.g.,
encyclopaediabrit01chisrich). Required for a single book on IA. - query = <Internet Archive search query> (Optional. Use instead of `id` for multi-volume works. Links the title to an IA search page. Page linking will not work.)
- ex. query = 'title:"Encyclopaedia Britannica" AND date:1911'
- iadisplay = "full screen" (Optional. Opens the book in full-screen mode instead of 2-up.)
- iasearch = "none" (Optional. Disables the default dummy search string. More info: Module:IA_Citation#Dummy_search)
- Citation Parameters (Inside `cite_params`):
- cite_params = A table of standard CS1 parameters displayed by default. Users can override these within the invoking templates.
- title, author, year, isbn, etc.
- url = If the work is not on the Internet Archive, omit `id` and `query` from the top level, and provide a hardcoded `url` (e.g., to Google Books) directly inside this `cite_params` table. This method nullifies features such as direct linking to page numbers, full screen display.
- cite_params = A table of standard CS1 parameters displayed by default. Users can override these within the invoking templates.