User:Musiconeologist/sandbox

Some text ^[1] simply ^{[clarification needed]} to spectacularly^{[peacock prose]} create the page.^[2]

A reference I need to add to an article^[3]

An OED one.^[4]

A link to Wikipedia:content removal#reasons

And one to Wikipedia:content removal#Reasons, to see whether the capitalisation matters.

As of February 2023^[update], I haven't used the {{as of}}^[5] template before. I see it capitalises the phrase regardless of whether its name is capitalised, but |alt=^[6] can be used before the date to rephrase it. On March 20th, 2024 I am ^{[needs update]} trying out the {{update after}} template.

Pronunciations

Testing whether IPA that isn't yet displaying correctly in an article is in fact correct. UK: /ˈʃrɜːdɪŋə, ˈʃroʊdɪŋə/—It isn't. The <əː> is appearing as a reversed <ε> instead.

Not working in a article, at least in the app: pronounced [ˈuːɐ̯ʃpʁaːxə] ^ⓘ

Template tryout

Template created at {{user:Musiconeologist/temptest}}. Getting that to display required the {{tlu}} template.

Here is the output with a parameter value, an empty value, and no value:

This is a fairly useful test template.
This is a test template.
This is a defaultly described test template.

Now treating |verb= the same way:

This might be a test template.
This a test template.
This is a test template.

Testing |tense=

This is a test template. This sentence was in past tense as set by |tense=past.
This is a test template. This sentence is in present tense as set by |tense=present.
This is a test template. This sentence will be in future tense as set by |tense=future.

Table tryout

For the cosine error article. I need some padding between the columns.

Angle	Error	Equivalent to
10°	1.5%	= 1 part in 66
1°	0.015%	= 1 part in 6,600
0.1°	0.00015%	= 1 part in 660,000
0.01°	0.0000015%	= 1 part in 66,000,000

Long line of code

Soft spaces before | characters:

Soft spaces after | characters:

Conclusion: breaking after the | is far better. Each line looks incomplete, and each item is visibly intact.

Picture

For the English Havmannen article.

"Havmannen", a sculpture made from Arctic granite in 1995 by the English sculptor Antony Gormley.

The waterfront

Linking between Wikipedias

This should link to a Norwegian article and then to the English one. The code for the Norwegian version has :nb: before the usual link. Pleased to see it also works with

Norwegian user page

Danish user page

Swedish user page

References

^ with a pointless footnote
^ Jones, William (2021). The Very Interesting Book (3rd ed.). Golgafrincham: Unusual Publications. p. 35.
^ "NIST Gravimetric Hygrometer for Verification of NIST Humidity Standards and for Research on Humidity Properties". National Institute of Standards and Technology. Retrieved 16 February 2023.
^ "Buckyball". Oxford English Dictionary. Oxford University Press. Retrieved 13 April 2024.
^ To display a template like this, use {{tl}}.
^ To display code, use <code></code>

Something else

To see what happens if the references aren't at the end.

[1] with a pointless footnote

[interesting-2] Jones, William (2021). The Very Interesting Book (3rd ed.). Golgafrincham: Unusual Publications. p. 35.

[3] "NIST Gravimetric Hygrometer for Verification of NIST Humidity Standards and for Research on Humidity Properties". National Institute of Standards and Technology. Retrieved 16 February 2023.

[4] "Buckyball". Oxford English Dictionary. Oxford University Press. Retrieved 13 April 2024.

[5] To display a template like this, use {{tl}}.

[6] To display code, use <code></code>

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