Tɛmplet:FlagIOCmedalist/doc
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Similar to {{flagIOCathlete}}
, but places the country name on a second line.
Usage
[mali mi di yibu sheena n-niŋ]{{FlagIOCmedalist|athlete|code|games}}
- athlete
- Any text string, usually a wikilinked name.
- code
- Three letter code as per List of IOC country codes
- games
- String of the form "<year> Summer" or "<year> Winter"
Note that the combination of code and games parameters will automatically choose the correct flag for the nation (including historical flags for nations in which they have changed over the years) and the correct wikilink to the nation's article.
Examples
[mali mi di yibu sheena n-niŋ]{{flagIOCmedalist|[[Mark Spitz]]|USA|1972 Summer}}
{{flagIOCmedalist|[[Nedo Nadi]]|ITA|1920 Summer}}
(shows historical Italian flag in use in 1920)
For comparison, the output of {{flagIOCathlete|[[Nedo Nadi]]|ITA|1920 Summer}}
is:
The template gives the option to display the country code, although this is discouraged by MOS guidelines.
{{flagIOCmedalist|[[Nedo Nadi]]|ITA|1920 Summer|code=yes}}
Supporting templates
[mali mi di yibu sheena n-niŋ]- The country name is supplied by
{{country alias|AAA}}
where AAA is an IOC country code. - The flag image name is also supplied by
{{country alias}}
- For the complete country code list with related names and flags, see Module:Country alias
See also
[mali mi di yibu sheena n-niŋ]Output style → | Country name | Country Name (code) | Athlete (country code) | Athlete Country Name |
Country code |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Olympic Games | {{FlagIOC}} | {{FlagIOCteam}} | {{FlagIOCathlete}} | {{FlagIOCmedalist}} | {{FlagIOCshort}} |
Other games | {{FlagIOC2}} | {{FlagIOC2team}} | {{FlagIOC2athlete}} | {{FlagIOC2medalist}} | {{FlagIOC2short}} |
Paralympic Games | {{FlagIPC}} | {{FlagIPCteam}} | {{FlagIPCathlete}} | {{FlagIPCmedalist}} | {{FlagIPCshort}} |
Pan American | {{FlagPASO}} | {{FlagPASOteam}} | {{FlagPASOathlete}} | {{FlagPASOmedalist}} | |
Parapan American | {{FlagPPASO}} | ||||
Commonwealth | {{FlagCGF}} | {{FlagCGFteam}} | {{FlagCGFathlete}} | {{FlagCGFmedalist}} | |
Southeast Asian | {{FlagSEAGF}} | {{FlagSEAGFteam}} | {{FlagSEAGFathlete}} | {{FlagSEAGFmedalist}} | |
World Games | {{FlagIWGA}} | ||||
Central American and Caribbean Games | {{FlagCAC}} | ||||
Asian Games | {{FlagOCA}} | ||||
European Games | {{FlagEOC}} | ||||
African Games | {{FlagAFOC}} | ||||
Mediterranean Games | {{FlagCIJM}} | ||||
Summer Universiade | {{FlagFISU}} | ||||
"Nation at Championships"-style | {{Flaglinkteam}} | ||||
Generic | {{Flag}} | {{Flagteam}} | {{Flagathlete}} | {{Flagmedalist}} | |
Generic (variant) | {{Flaglink}} | {{Flaglinkathlete}} | {{Flaglinkmedalist}} | ||