Template:Culture of region/doc

This template is intended to standardise "Culture of Region" sidebars.

Parameters

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Overrides

Some headings and values can be overridden if the titles of the articles in question are not of the format "X of region". For instance, the article on the people of Wales is Welsh people: therefore, | ethnooverride = Welsh people can be used to change the section heading.

Do not include override lines if the title follows the normal format, even if left blank: this will result in erroneous output.

<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext"> | series = | imagesize = | histoverride = | ethnooverride = | langoverride = | tradoverride = | mythoverride = | folkoverride = | cuisoverride = | festoverride = | reloverride = | artoverride = | litoverride = | musicoverride = | paoverride = | mediaoverride = | cinemaoverride = | sportoverride = | monuoverride = | flagoverride = | armsoverride = | anthemoverride = | symboverride = | portaloverride = | noportal = yes </syntaxhighlight>

Collapsible lists

This template includes collapsible lists.

• • To set it to display all lists when it appears (i.e. all lists expanded), use:
•  {{Culture of region |expanded=all}} or, if enabled, {{Culture of region |all}}  (i.e. omitting "expanded=").

• • To set it to display one particular list while keeping the remainder collapsed (i.e. hidden apart from their headings), use:
•  {{Culture of region |expanded=listname}} or, if enabled, {{Culture of region |listname}}
• …where listname is one of the following (do not include any quotemarks):
• "History", "People", "Languages", "Traditions", "Mythology", "Cuisine", "Festivals", "Religion", "Art", "Literature", "Performances", "Media", "Monuments", "Symbols" or "Organisations"
• For example, {{Culture of region |expanded=Languages}} or, if enabled, {{Culture of region |Languages}}

Examples

Part of a series on the
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Scrisoarea lui Neacsu
History
List Romanians Germans (Transylvanian Saxons) Hungarians (Székelys) Roma Tatars Turks Ukrainians
Languages Romanian Croatian German Hungarian Romani Russian Serbian Slovak Ukrainian
Traditions Dress Humour
Mythology Characteristics Characters
Cuisine Dishes Salads Cheeses Desserts Drinks
Festivals
Religion Eastern Orthodox Roman Catholic Greek Catholic Islam
Art Architecture
Literature History Examples
performing arts Music by region Music festivals Theatre
Monuments World Heritage Sites National Register Castles Monasteries More
Symbols Flag Coat of arms

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Part of a series on the
Template:Normalwraplink
Scrisoarea lui Neacsu
History
List Romanians Germans (Transylvanian Saxons) Hungarians (Székelys) Roma Tatars Turks Ukrainians
Languages Romanian Croatian German Hungarian Romani Russian Serbian Slovak Ukrainian
Traditions Dress Humour
Mythology Characteristics Characters
Cuisine Dishes Salads Cheeses Desserts Drinks
Festivals
Religion Eastern Orthodox Roman Catholic Greek Catholic Islam
Art Architecture
Literature History Examples
performing arts Music by region Music festivals Theatre
Monuments World Heritage Sites National Register Castles Monasteries More
Symbols Flag Coat of arms

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