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{{tlx|date link}} is a template used in infoboxes to autolink date variables. Use of the template is very simple. | {{tlx|date link}}, or {{tlx|dl}}, is a template used in infoboxes to autolink date variables. Use of the template is very simple. | ||
{{tlx|dl|{{CURRENTDATE}}}} (in this instance, the current date) will automatically link to that release date ({{dl/text|{{CURRENTDATE}}}}). It will also set SMW for that page to recognise that release date. | {{tlx|dl|{{CURRENTDATE}}}} (in this instance, the current date) will automatically link to that release date ({{dl/text|{{CURRENTDATE}}}}). It will also set SMW for that page to recognise that release date. | ||
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{{date link}}, or {{dl}}, is a template used in infoboxes to autolink date variables. Use of the template is very simple.
{{dl|4 October 2024}} (in this instance, the current date) will automatically link to that release date (4 October 2024). It will also set SMW for that page to recognise that release date.
If you do not wish to also call on SMW, please use {{dl/text}} or {{dl/link}}, rather than {{dl}} direct. {{dl/link}} will exclude notes; in all other versions, parentheticals will be retained, and given in small text beside the release date, often, of course, within an infobox. Such an infobox can be seen on the right.
- {{dl|12 November 2016}} => 12 November 2016 (SMW: 2016-11-12)
- {{dl|9 February 1991}} => 9 February 1991 (SMW: 1991-02-09)
- {{dl|January 1995}} => January 1995 (SMW: 1995-01)
- {{dl|2017}} => 2017 (SMW: 2017)
- {{dl|4 October 2024}} => 4 October 2024 (SMW: 2024-10-04)
