Template:New International Encyclopedia/doc

Usage
This template should usually be placed at the bottom of a References section of an article after an attribution in bold (see Where to place attribution):




 * Parameters to alter the prescript and icon:
 * noicon=1: turns off the icon
 * noprescript=1: turns off the prescript
 * inline=1: replaces "This article" with "One or more of the preceding sentences" (if set then place the template into an inline citation)


 * Pre-set parameters:
 * edition=option if not set defaults to 1st
 * encyclopedia=option if not set defaults to New International Encyclopedia
 * location=option if not set defaults to New York
 * publisher=option if not set defaults to Dodd, Mead
 * ref=option if not set defaults to harv
 * year=option if not set defaults to 1905

Some preset parameters are altered by the parameter edition which this can be set to 1st (or First or 1) or to 2nd (or Second or 2) or to Supplement

If edition is allowed to default to 1st, or is set to "1st" (etc.) the editor parameters default to:
 * editor-first=D. C., editor-last=Gilman, editor-link=Daniel Coit Gilman
 * editor2-first=H. T., editor2-last=Peck
 * editor3-first=F. M., editor3-last=Colby

If editor is set to 2nd (or Second or 2)
 * editor-first=F. M., editor-last=Colby, editor-link=not set
 * editor2-first=T., editor2-last=Williams 
 * editor3-first=not set, editor3-last=not set

If editor is set to Supplement
 * editor-first|Herbert Tredwell, editor-last=Wade, editor-link=not set
 * editor2-first=not set, editor2-last=not set
 * editor3-first=not set, editor3-last=not set

All above parameters above can be over ridden by passing in different values for the parameters.

or also
 * Other parameters that can be set but are not set by default:
 * author=author's full name
 * first=author's first name(s)
 * last=author's last name
 * authorlink=author's Wikipedia article name (will only display if author= or last= is set)
 * title=NIE article name
 * wstitle=NIE article name: same as functionality as title= but it links to a copy of an NIE article on Wikisource
 * display=Alternative name: the alternative name will be displayed instead of the NIE article name (it will only display if wstitle= is set)
 * url=URL: this parameter will only be set if the title= parameter is set
 * volume=volume number
 * page=page number
 * pages=page number

If short=flag is set then neither some of the default display parameters are not shown: