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This is a test.

Example of all works at Project Gutenberg: O._Henry/External_Links

ISBN 978-0-578-50305-9

This is an example of coloring text...

templates for listing article differently

See User_talk:Karsten_Meyer. Using commas to separate:

Legendre symbol, Liver, John Lennon, Los Angeles, California, Lucas number, Paul McCartney,

Notes syntax

(↑ NOTE) How to create the Note jump-to and jump-back links: The Note link-labels, such as ^N.bda in superscript, are unique identifiers for the corresponding Notes, with "N" standing for "Note", followed by a period and three or four characters summarizing the Note contents, e.g., "bda" for "Bao Dai abdication," which is the title (in italics) of the Note (jump-to) link ^N.bda. In front of each Note, the uparrow ↑ preceeding a Note (jump-back) link such as (↑ N.bda) indicates the link to jump back UP to the main text where the jump-to link ^N.bda appears.

The target of the jump-back link (↑ N.bda) is the HTML anchor with the code <span id="Bao Dai abdication jump"></span> having the anchor name being "Bao Dai abdication jump", without an Anchor_text (or link text, or link label) inside. The code [[#Bao Dai abdication jump|N.bda]] creates the jump-back link (see Help:Link) with label "N.bda" to jump back UP to the main text where the anchor with anchor name "Bao Dai abdication jump" was embedded.

Crude test at User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/reflist.

All pages beginning with Philadelphia

All pages beginning with Philadelphia

Help pages on Wikipedia

collapsible or expandable (template source U.S. states)

Template:US states {{US states}}

See U.S. States and Territories for a more complete listing including territories and uninhabited islands.

Click on a column header to sort the table by that item.

¹Size in square miles, land area only (minus water).
²Population per 2020 census.
³Population density in persons per square mile.
⁴Electoral votes for the 2024 presidential election.

No	Name	Short	Year	Size¹	Population²	Density³	EV's⁴	Capital	Subdivisions
1	Alabama	AL	1819 - 22nd	50,744	5,024,279	99.0	9	Montgomery	67 counties
2	Alaska	AK	1959 - 49th	571,951	733,391	1.3	3	Juneau	16 boroughs^[1]
3	Arizona	AZ	1912 - 48th	113,635	7,151,502	62.9	11	Phoenix	15 counties
4	Arkansas	AR	1836 - 25th	52,068	3,011,524	57.8	6	Little Rock	75 counties
5	California	CA	1850 - 31st	155,959	39,538,223	253.5	54	Sacramento	58 counties
6	Colorado	CO	1876 - 38th	103,718	5,773,714	55.7	10	Denver	64 counties
7	Connecticut	CT	1788 - 5th	4845	3,605,944	744.3	7	Hartford	8 counties^[2] and 169 towns
8	Delaware	DE	1787 - 1st	1954	989,948	506.6	3	Dover	3 counties
9	Florida	FL	1845 - 27th	53,927	21,538,187	399.4	30	Tallahassee	67 counties
10	Georgia	GA	1788 - 4th	57,906	10,711,908	185.0	16	Atlanta	159 counties
11	Hawaii	HI	1959 - 50th	6423	1,455,271	226.6	4	Honolulu	5 counties^[3]
12	Idaho	ID	1890 - 43rd	82,747	1,839,106	22.2	4	Boise	44 counties
13	Illinois	IL	1818 - 21st	55,584	12,812,508	230.5	19	Springfield	102 counties
14	Indiana	IN	1816 - 19th	35,867	6,785,528	189.2	11	Indianapolis	92 counties
15	Iowa	IA	1846 - 29th	55,869	3,190,369	57.1	8	Des Moines	99 counties
16	Kansas	KS	1861 - 34th	81,815	2,937,880	35.9	6	Topeka	105 counties
17	Kentucky	KY	1792 - 15th	39,728	4,505,836	113.4	8	Frankfort	120 counties
18	Louisiana	LA	1812 - 18th	43,562	4,657,757	106.9	8	Baton Rouge	64 parishes
19	Maine	ME	1820 - 23rd	30,862	1,362,359	44.1	4	Augusta	16 counties
20	Maryland	MD	1788 - 7th	9,774	6,177,224	632.0	10	Annapolis	22 counties + Baltimore^[4]
21	Massachussetts	MA	1788 - 6th	7840	7,029,917	896.7	11	Boston	14 counties, 50 cities, 301 towns^[5]
22	Michigan	MI	1836 - 25th	56,804	10,077,331	177.4	15	Lansing	83 counties
23	Minnesota	MN	1858 - 32nd	79,610	5,706,494	71.7	10	St. Paul	87 counties
24	Mississippi	MS	1817 - 20th	46,907	2,961,279	63.1	6	Jackson	82 counties
25	[[Missouri]]	MO	1821 - 24th	68,886	6,154,913	89.3	10	Jefferson City	115 counties
26	Montana	MT	1889 - 41st	145,552	1,084,225	7.4	4	Helena	56 counties
27	Nebraska	NE	1867 - 37th	76,872	1,961,504	25.5	5	Lincoln	93 counties
28	Nevada	NV	1864 - 36th	109,826	3,104,614	28.3	6	Carson City	17 counties
29	New Hampshire	NH	1788 - 9th	8968	1,377,529	153.6	4	Concord	10 counties
30	New Jersey	NJ	1787 - 3rd	7417	9,288,994	1,252.4	14	Trenton	21 counties
31	New Mexico	NM	1912 - 47th	121,356	2,117,522	17.4	5	Santa Fe	33 counties
32	New York	NY	1788 - 11th	47,214	20,201,249	427.9	28	Albany	62 counties
33	North Carolina	NC	1789 - 12th	48,711	10,439,388	214.3	16	Raleigh	100 counties
34	North Dakota	ND	1889 - 39th	68,976	779,094	11.3	3	Bismarck	53 counties
35	Ohio	OH	1803 - 17th	40,948	11,799,448	288.2	17	Columbus	88 counties
36	Oklahoma	OK	1907 - 46th	68,667	3,959,353	57.7	7	Oklahoma City	77 counties
37	Oregon	OR	1859 - 33rd	95,997	4,237,256	44.1	8	Salem	36 counties
38	Pennsylvania	PA	1787 - 2nd	44,817	13,002,700	290.1	19	Harrisburg	67 counties
39	Rhode Island	RI	1790 - 13th	1045	1,097,379	1,050.1	4	Providence	5 counties
40	South Carolina	SC	1788 - 8th	30,110	5,118,425	170.0	9	Columbia	sub
41	South Dakota	SD	1889 - 40th	75,885	886,667	11.7	3	Pierre	66 counties
42	Tennessee	TN	1796 - 16th	41,217	6,910,840	167.7	11	Nashville	95 counties
43	Texas	TX	1845 - 28th	261,797	29,145,505	111.3	40	Austin	154 counties
44	Utah	UT	1896 - 45th	82,144	3,271,616	39.8	6	Salt Lake City	29 counties
45	Vermont	VT	1791 - 14th	9250	643,077	69.5	3	Montpelier	14 counties^[6]
46	Virginia	VA	1788 - 10th	39,594	8,631,393	218.0	13	Richmond	95 counties, 39 independent cities
47	Washington	WA	1889 - 42nd	66,544	7,705,281	115.8	12	Olympia	39 counties
48	West Virginia	WV	1863 - 35th	24,078	1,793,716	74.5	4	Charleston	55 counties
49	Wisconsin	WI	1848 - 30th	54,310	5,893,718	108.5	10	Madison	72 counties
50	Wyoming	WY	1890 - 44th	97,100	576,851	5.9	3	Cheyenne	23 counties

NOTE: Contents of the above table is from this template.

ongoing

United_States_of_America/Catalogs/States_and_Territories
User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox#Capital_cities_list
United States of America - example of expandable / collapsible element

keep these

reflist

examples

known issues - also, important manuals and extensions

CZ namespace cleanup

TO-DO LIST

test area

Getting Started	Organization	Technical Help
Policies	Content Policy

test pages

User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test - off the record
User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test2 - National Organization for Women (NOW)
User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test3 - home automation from WP (refs fixed)
User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test4 - home automation by Pat
User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test5 - table of Nazi killings
User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test6 - The Female Eunuch
User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test7 - Princeton, New Jersey
- remove the "famous persons"; add a section of cost of living, school ranking, property taxes; parking and housing; local press (and town admin. relations with the press); local scandals
- development pressures and blight grants etc.
- affordable housing
User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test8 - Knoxville, Tennessee
User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test9 - Kahlil Gibran
User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test10 - old version of Cryptography w/Two way encryption section intact (I hope)
User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test11 - Mark Hyman
User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/text12 - U.S. states list (definitions)
User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/text13 - Karma
User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/text14 - Sharon Lee
User:Pat Palmer/sandbox/text15 - Germaine Greer
User:Pat Palmer/sandbox/text16 - bell hooks
User:Pat Palmer/sandbox/test17 - chakras
User:Pat Palmer/sandbox/test18 - vegetarianism
User:Pat Palmer/sandbox/test19 - Dr. F refs
User:Pat Palmer/sandbox/test20 - LNT Report (Mike Conley)
Ms. Magazine
Gloria Steinam
Dorothy Pittman Hughes
History of Israel at NYTimes

article counts

Citable Articles (146)
Developed Articles (1,128)
Developing Articles (7,380)
Stubs (7,669)
External_Articles (176)
(16,453 total articles)

test template

See below: Template:User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test_template

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The number of users is: 103 --!>

<--* The number of active users is: 8

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Other templates

Templates to look at sometime:

Read this: CZ:Managing_Editor/2013/001_–_Modifying_the_Functionality_and_Policy_of_Signed_Articles

subpages of this page

subpages template

Some important templates

Template:Subpages - top level
Template:Subpage style - link text for /Talk
Template:Default3 - link text for /Related Articles, /Bibliography and /External Links
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subpage types

CZ:Subpages#List_of_subpage_types

Author templates

Ten examples of the Authors or Contribs template:

AUTHORS: 1 name

Authors [about]: Jane Doe CZ is an open collaboration. Please join in to develop this article!

Note that '1' yields "and another author"; anything else (such as a 'y') yields "and other authors".

{{Authors|Pat Palmer}}
{{Authors|Pat Palmer|others=1}}
{{Authors|Pat Palmer|others=y}}

AUTHORS: multiple names

Authors [about]: Pat Palmer1 \| Pat Palmer2 \| Pat Palmer3 CZ is an open collaboration. Please join in to develop this article!

Let's see how the first one below looks (see right).

{{Authors|Pat Palmer1|Pat Palmer2|Pat Palmer3}}
{{Authors|Pat Palmer1|Pat Palmer2|Pat Palmer3|Pat Palmer4|others=1}}
{{Authors|Pat Palmer1|Pat Palmer2|Pat Palmer3|Pat Palmer4|others=y}}

CONTRIBS: invisible unless at least 5 contributors

Contributors [about]: Pat Palmer \| Pat Palmer \| Pat Palmer \| Pat Palmer \| Pat Palmer and other contributors. CZ is an open collaboration. Please join these people in developing this article!

And how let's see how the Contribs template looks (with 5+ names does).

{{Contribs|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer}}
{{Contribs|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer}}
{{Contribs|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|Pat Palmer|others=1}}
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Capital cities list

Montgomery, Alabama: Capital of the U.S. state of Alabama. ^[e]
Juneau, Alaska: Capital of the U.S. state of Alaska. ^[e]
Phoenix, Arizona: Capital of the U.S. state of Arizona. ^[e]

Little Rock, Arkansas: Capital of the U.S. state of Arkansas. ^[e]
Sacramento, California: Capital of the U.S. state of California. ^[e]
Denver, Colorado: Capital of the U.S. state of Colorado; its nickname is Mile High City. ^[e]
Hartford, Connecticut: Capital of the U.S. state of Connecticut. ^[e]
Dover, Delaware: Capital of the U.S. state of Delaware. ^[e]
Tallahassee, Florida: Capital of the U.S. state of Florida. ^[e]
Atlanta, Georgia: Capital of the U.S. state of Georgia. ^[e]
Honolulu, Hawaii: Capital of the U.S. state of Hawaii. ^[e]
Boise, Idaho: Capital of the U.S. state of Idaho. ^[e]
Springfield, Illinois: Capital of the U.S. state of Illinois; the home town of President Abraham Lincoln. ^[e]
Indianapolis, Indiana: Capital of the U.S. state of Indiana. ^[e]
Des Moines, Iowa: Capital of the U.S. state of Iowa. ^[e]
Topeka, Kansas: Capital of the U.S. state of Kansas. ^[e]
Frankfort, Kentucky: Capital of the U.S. state of Kentucky. ^[e]
Baton Rouge, Louisiana: Capital of the U.S. state of Louisiana. ^[e]
Augusta, Maine: Capital of the U.S. state of Maine. ^[e]
Annapolis, Maryland: Capital of the U.S. state of Maryland, seaport, and the home of the United States Naval Academy. ^[e]
Boston, Massachusetts: Capital of the U.S. Commonwealth of Massachussetts. ^[e]
Lansing, Michigan: Capital of the U.S. state of Michigan. ^[e]
St. Paul, Minnesota: Capital of the U.S. state of Minnesota. ^[e]
Jackson, Mississippi: Capital of the U.S. state of Mississippi. ^[e]
Jefferson City, Missouri: Capital of the U.S. state of [[Missouri]]. ^[e]
Helena, Montana: Capital of the U.S. state of Montana, in the western part of the state; estimated population (2020) 32,362. ^[e]
Lincoln, Nebraska: Capital of the U.S. state of Nebraska, on open prairie in the southeastern part of the state; population in 2020 was 291,383. ^[e]
Carson City, Nevada: Capital of the U.S. state of Nevada. ^[e]
Concord, New Hampshire: Capital of the U.S. state of New Hampshire. ^[e]
Trenton, New Jersey: Capital of the U.S. state of New Jersey. ^[e]
Santa Fe, New Mexico: Capital of the U.S. state of New Mexico. ^[e]
Albany, New York: Capital of the U.S. state of New York, 2.5+ hours travel time from New York City. ^[e]
Raleigh, North Carolina: Capital of the U.S. state of North Carolina (U.S. state). ^[e]
Bismarck, North Dakota: Capital of the U.S. state of North Dakota, located in the center of the state. ^[e]
Columbus, Ohio: Capital of the U.S. state of Ohio and largest city in the state. ^[e]
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: Capital of the U.S. state of Oklahoma. ^[e]
Salem, Oregon: Add brief definition or description
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Capital of the U.S. state of Pennsylvania. ^[e]
Providence, Rhode Island: Capital of the U.S. state of Rhode Island. ^[e]
Columbia, South Carolina: Add brief definition or description
Pierre, South Dakota: Add brief definition or description
Nashville, Tennessee: Add brief definition or description
Austin, Texas: Add brief definition or description
Salt Lake City, Utah: Add brief definition or description
Montpelier, Vermont: Add brief definition or description
Richmond, Virginia: Add brief definition or description
Olympia, Washington: Add brief definition or description
Charleston, West Virginia: Add brief definition or description
Madison, Wisconsin: Add brief definition or description
Cheyenne, Wyoming: Add brief definition or description

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Notes and Refs

↑ Alaska boroughs include Municipality of Anchorage and an Unorganized Borough administered directly by the state.
↑ Connecticut counties have had no government power since 1960)
↑ One Hawaii county is administered by the state Dept. of Health
↑ Baltimore, Maryland is an independent city not in any county.
↑ Counties in Massachussetts have little government function.
↑ Vermont counties have limited governmental powers.

[1] Alaska boroughs include Municipality of Anchorage and an Unorganized Borough administered directly by the state.

[2] Connecticut counties have had no government power since 1960)

[3] One Hawaii county is administered by the state Dept. of Health

[4] Baltimore, Maryland is an independent city not in any county.

[5] Counties in Massachussetts have little government function.

[6] Vermont counties have limited governmental powers.

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+Example of all works at Project Gutenberg: [[O._Henry/External_Links]]
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+----
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+ISBN 978-0-578-50305-9
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 {{pl|Lucas number}},
 {{pl|Paul McCartney}},
+== Notes syntax ==
+<div style="font-size:80%; background-color:lightyellow; border:1px outset black; padding:10px;">
+<span id="Note links"></span>
+(↑ [[#Note links jump|NOTE]]) <i>How to create the Note jump-to and jump-back links:</i>
+The Note link-labels, such as <sup>[[#Bao Dai abdication|N.bda]]</sup> in superscript, are unique identifiers for the corresponding Notes, with "N" standing for "Note", followed by a period and three or four characters summarizing the Note contents, e.g., "bda" for "Bao Dai abdication," which is the title (in italics) of the Note (jump-to) link <sup>[[#Bao Dai abdication|N.bda]]</sup>.  In front of each Note, the uparrow ↑ preceeding a Note (jump-back) link such as (↑ [[#Bao Dai abdication jump|N.bda]]) indicates the link to jump back UP to the main text where the jump-to link <sup>[[#Bao Dai abdication|N.bda]]</sup> appears.
+The target of the jump-back link (↑ [[#Bao Dai abdication jump|N.bda]]) is the HTML ''[[HTML element#Anchor |anchor]]'' with the code <code><nowiki><span id="Bao Dai abdication jump"></span></nowiki></code> having the anchor name being "Bao Dai abdication jump", without an [[Anchor_text]] (or link text, or link label) inside.  The code <code><nowiki>[[#Bao Dai abdication jump|N.bda]]</nowiki></code> creates the jump-back link (see [[Help:Link]]) with label "[[#Bao Dai abdication jump|N.bda]]" to jump back UP to the main text where the anchor with anchor name "Bao Dai abdication jump" was embedded.
+</div>
+Crude test at [[User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/reflist]].
 == All pages beginning with Philadelphia ==
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 ** development pressures and blight grants etc.
 ** affordable housing
-* [[User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test8]] - more on lynching
+* [[User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test8]] - Knoxville, Tennessee
-* [[User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test9]] - Nyingbulam (martial art)
+* [[User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test9]] - Kahlil Gibran
 * [[User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test10]] - old version of Cryptography w/Two way encryption section intact (I hope)
 * [[User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/test11]] - Mark Hyman
 * [[User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/text12]] - U.S. states list (definitions)
-* [[User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/text13]] - [[User:Jason Carter]] email
+* [[User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/text13]] - Karma
 * [[User:Pat_Palmer/sandbox/text14]] - Sharon Lee
 * [[User:Pat Palmer/sandbox/text15]] - Germaine Greer
 * [[User:Pat Palmer/sandbox/text16]] - bell hooks
+* [[User:Pat Palmer/sandbox/test17]] - chakras
+* [[User:Pat Palmer/sandbox/test18]] - vegetarianism
+* [[User:Pat Palmer/sandbox/test19]] - Dr. F refs
+* [[User:Pat Palmer/sandbox/test20]] - LNT Report (Mike Conley)
 * Ms. Magazine
 * Gloria Steinam
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 == keep ==
 <nowiki>On Twitter: {{#widget:Twitter Follow Button |user=hs}} | </nowiki>
-== U.S. states list ==
 == Notes and Refs ==
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