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Latest comment: 1 year ago by Shinkolobwe in topic How to best handle the references to avoid cluttering the wikicode of the page
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How to best handle the references to avoid cluttering the wikicode of the page
editPlease, in order to avoid to clutter the wikicode of the page, directly insert the references in the eponym section in the Reflist template and use the citation tag <ref name="First_author_year" /> to cite the corresponding reference in the body text at the appropriate place.
To avoid to ballast the page wikicode with the long references code directly embedded in the text body, it is advised to use the List-defined references (LDR) system. More information in the Help here:
- Help:Footnotes#List-defined references
- Help:List-defined references (WP:LDRHOW)
- Help:List-defined references#Converting
- Wikipedia:Citing sources#Variation in citation methods (WP:CITEVAR)
- Template:Reflist
Insert the references as described here under:
{{reflist|refs=
<ref name="name1">Content</ref>
<ref name="name2">Content</ref>
<ref name="name...n">Content</ref>
}}
or, alternatively,
<references>
<ref name="name1">Content</ref>
<ref name="name2">Content</ref>
<ref name="name...n">Content</ref>
</references>
In advance thank you, Shinkolobwe (talk) 10:35, 11 April 2023 (UTC)