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Latest comment: 5 years ago by GeeBee60 in topic Removal of 'Main Leadership' and 'Organization'
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Removal of 'Main Leadership' and 'Organization'
editI'd like to remove the 'Main Leadership' and 'Organization' headers and all the tables that go with them. They appear to clutter the page, and they don't fit in. As for the mentioned leaders in the tables, it appears that the majority of them are mentioned throughout the article, thus there is no need for them.
TheTeaDrinker (talk) 13:26, 3 April 2019 (UTC)
- Hi User:TheTeaDrinker In the Teahouse (here), I suggested creating the option of collapsible tables. Below is an example. I've replaced class="wikitable" with
class="wikitable mw-collapsible autocollapse mw-collapsed"class="wikitable mw-collapsible autocollapse"; for more help go to this --Tables Help Page in Wikipedia.
- Thanks and good luck GeeBee60 (talk) 14:41, 20 April 2019 (UTC)
- This change to all eight tables made today. I hope that it satisfies everyone. GeeBee60 (talk) 20:50, 22 April 2019 (UTC)
- EXAMPLE OF REVISION--
Main Leadership of the Red Army Headquarters
editIn May 1933, the Chinese Red Army began to build a military regularization system. They established the Red Army headquarters on the front line to command operations.
| Military Posts | First Term | Second Term | Third Term |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chairman of the Military Commission | Zhu De（朱德，1933.5 - 1936.12） | Mao Zedong（毛泽东，1936.12 - 1937.7） | |
| Commander in Chief | Zhu De（朱德，1933.5 - 1937.7） | ||
| Chief Political Commissar | Zhou Enlai（周恩来，1933.5 - 1935.6） | Zhang Guotao（张国焘，1935.6 - 1937.7） | |
| Chief of the General Staff | Liu Bocheng（刘伯承，1933.5 - 1937.7） | ||
| Deputy Chief of the General Staff | Zhang Yunyi（张云逸，1933.5 - 1934.10） | Ye Jianying（叶剑英，1934.10 - 1937.7） | |
| Director of the General Political Department | Wang Jiaxiang（王稼祥，1933.5 - 1935.6） | Cheng Changhao（陈昌浩，1935.6 - 1936.12） | Wang Jiaxiang（王稼祥，1936.12 - 1937.7） |
| Deputy Director of the General Political Department | He Chang（贺昌，1933.5 - 1934.10） | Yuan Guoping（袁国平，1934.10 - 1936.12） | Yang Shangkun（杨尚昆，1936.12 - 1937.7） |
| Director of Security | Li Kenong（李克农，1933.5 - 1935.12） | Luo Ruiqing（罗瑞卿，1935.12 - 1937.7） | |
| Minister of Supply | Ye Jizhuang（叶季壮，1933.5 - 1937.7） | ||
| Minister of Public Health | Peng Longbo（彭龙伯，1933.5 - 1933.12） | He Cheng（贺诚，1933.12 - 1937.7） | |
| Minister of Military Station | Yang Lisan（杨立三，1933.5 - 1937.7） |