Wikipedia:WikiProject Mythology/Templates

Hint boxes
Hint Boxes can be placed at the top of categories to direct Editors here. Wikiproject_mythology produces



Wikiproject Slogan boxes (Explanatory)
Slogans Proposed 6-12-2007. Consensus needs to be made, before using these templates too much. Users: please check Main Mythology Wikiproject talk page and help us reach a consensus before we apply them:

Slogan for articles about a named religion & mythology (i.e. Christian mythology)
Myth box religion

It is proposed that other religons follow these template examples, quoting a respected member of that religion for how myth is viewd to that religion. Goldenrowley 05:52, 13 June 2007 (UTC) 

At bottom of page, horizontal
These are ideal for shorter articles; on longer articles the navbox can be viewed only after scrolling down to the end of the article.

Norse myth - Salleman's
A right aligned box could interfere with pictures and so on, therefore I propose a centered box at the bottom of the page like the template. Every mythology could then have an individual color scheme and religious symbol. The general layout of the boxes can of course be discussed.



Roman myth - Bacchiad's
See discussion for more info. At right is the template. I've also created a Template:Greek myth (currently unused) and a Template:Greek myth (big) (currently on the Greek Mythology page, unless someone reverts my edit).



At top of page, vertical
These are ideal for longer articles; on shorter articles the navbox could add extra blank space.

Narrow box for specific articles - Didactohedron's
Note colors of sea and the sun for the Greek Isles.



Larger box for general or main article in topic - Bacchiad's
All navboxes in Greek myth have the same shade of green for continuity.



Narrow box for specific articles
Note sleek desert scheme.



Larger box for general or main article in topic
Note sleek desert scheme.



Other Myth
New in 2007: Dutch myth menu 