Template:Trope/doc

This infobox template is used for articles on tropes, genres, and motifs found in fanworks.

Usage

To embed this template into an article, copy & paste the code below to the top of the article:

{{Trope
|synonym=
|related=
|see also=
|image=
|image caption=
|image alt text=
|category=
}}

Key

All fields are optional.

• Synonym: Synonymus terminology used for the article's topic.
• Related: Tropes and genres that are related to the article's topic.
• See also: Related pages that are not other trope or genre articles.
• Image: A visual fanwork that demonstrates the article's subject. Only the file name is needed and should be used. The template will truncate [[File:]] and similar markup, and arguments in [[File:]] markup passed to image may result in unexpected behavior.
• Image caption: A caption for the image. Good information to put here is a short description of the image, title, and author information, and so on.
• Image alt text: Alt text for the image; this should be a description of the image and its contents.
• Category: If given the argument escape, the template does not add the page to the category Tropes & Genres. In most cases, this parameter should be left alone.

This template also adds the page to "Category:Tropes & Genres". Some tropes are also glossary terms and should get both the Glossary category and the Tropes & Genres category. However, they can use only one infobox; when in doubt, use the tropes template and add the Glossary category manually.

Example

The following code will produce the example infobox displayed:

Tropes and genres
Synonym(s)	Hanahaki disease
Related tropes/genres	Angst, Pining
See also	The Girl Who Spit Flowers
Example image
Related articles on Fanlore.

{{Trope
|synonym=Hanahaki disease
|related=[[Angst]], [[Pining]]
|seealso=''[[The Girl Who Spit Flowers]]''
|image=Example.jpg
|image caption=Example image
|image alt text=An photo of a sunflower field with the text "Example Image" imposed over it.
}}

See also

• Help:Tropes and Genres