Talk:A Woman's Case/Archive 1

use of Template:Ill in cs1|2 templates
An IP editor has and calls into question the rationale for my edit.

cs1|2 citation templates produce COinS metadata that is used by readers who consume citations by way of external machine tools. Some (most) templates are created so that they produce correct renderings of information tuned to readers who consume them visually. is one such template. The template in question contains the  template:

which produces this visual rendering:
 * Haifa University Press

To do that, the template adds certain html, css, and wiki markup:
 * Haifa University Press

all of which, except for the category markup, is percent encoded and included in the publisher field of the citation's metadata:

The correct metadata element should simply be:

If links to other-language wikis in cs1|2 templates be provided (questionable in publisher), then standard interwiki links may be used:

I removed the italic markup from the script-title parameter because in cs1|2, non-Latin language scripts in script-title parameters are, intentionally, not italicized, primarily to aid in visual readability. I removed the access-date parameter because books are not ephemeral sources that may change day-today.

—Trappist the monk (talk) 11:57, 4 April 2017 (UTC)