Template:ChapRef

Accel's Multi Chapter Reference Template

Use
(Like any other reference, this template needs either a " " template or a reference tag " " (without quotation marks)). If you want to be able to see the references during the edit, I recommend using the " " template or else the references will only show up after you saved and exited editing mode.

This template has a total of 21 fields that are divided into 3 classes:

1) Chapter Fields

There are a total of 10 chapter fields which means that one reference can point to as many as 10 chapters. "Packing" in too many chapters into one reference, however, should be very scarcely or never be used.

A chapter field is to be filled with a number/value, for example, "1204" (without quotation marks). It is not to be filled with text or special symbols.

The template searches for a chapter template corresponding to the input, " Template:Ch. {your input} ", so typing in "ch. 1204" will call a non-existent template called " Template:Ch. ch. 1204  ". (look at the reference)→

Here it is shown how it works when used correctly. Which gives us this:

2) Text Fields |1st txt = Some text or note that talks about the content of the chapter or specifies the information The text field has two functions first, as the name suggests, is used to add text to a specific chapter that is referenced or can be used as a standalone note. The second is to "bundle" chapters with the symbol "&" or define a range with the symbols "-" and "~" (without quotation marks). "&": Information in two different chapters that aren't chronologically next to each other, for example, ch. 99 & ch. 306  "-": Information is spread in each chapter in between the range, for example, ch. 10 - ch. 15 (The information is contained in ch. 10 and 11 and 12 and 13 and 14 and 15.) "~": Information is spread in a great range of chapters in the range, for example, ch. 10 ~ ch. 20 (The information is contained in ch. 10 and 11 and 13 and 16 and 18 and 19 and 20 but may not be in 12, 17, and 15.)

Below are a few examples.

This yields. A note that specifies some information in the chapter. "Soul Devouring Method" This yields "Soul Devouring Method". A note without referencing a chapter but giving some detail to the information. It's, however, recommended to always reference a chapter. Various examples combined. This yields:

3) Group Field The last field (at the verry bottom can be used to group the references, for example, into references and notes. Of course the " " template or reference tag " "need to have group names as well. Below you can see what is meant by that.

← For references in the "General references" group (default) ← For references in the "note" group (anything you want to call beside note) This yields:

References: Notes: The chapter templates can be found here: Category:Chapter Reference Template and are all respectively called Template:Ch. #