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Nova página: <includeonly>{{ #isin:{{{1}}}}}</includeonly><noinclude> '''Please Translate''' '''<nowiki>Syntax: {{IsIn|</nowiki>''Wherever''}}''' This is an empty template creating the breadcru...
<includeonly>{{ #isin:{{{1}}}}}</includeonly><noinclude>
'''Please Translate'''
'''<nowiki>Syntax: {{IsIn|</nowiki>''Wherever''}}'''
This is an empty template creating the breadcrumbs-trail-navigaton.
This is how it works:
* In the article of [[Europe]] you set ''<nowiki>{{IsIn|Earth}}</nowiki>'', because Europe is a continent on earth.
* In the article [[Germany]] you set ''<nowiki>{{IsIn|Europe}}</nowiki>'', because Germany is a country in Europe.
* In the article of [[:Category:Bayern|Bayern]] you set ''<nowiki>{{IsIn|Germany}}</nowiki>'' because Bayern is a state in Germany.
* In the article of [[Munich]] you can now set ''<nowiki>{{IsIn|Bayern}}</nowiki>'', which means that Munich is a city in the state of Bayern.
On top of the [[Munich]] article you now can find the following navigation:
''Earth > Europe > Germany > Bayern > Munich''
That's it!
==Logical classification==
At the moment, the navigation is build as followed. It would be nice if all article navigations look uniform:
'''Earth''' > ''Continent'' > ''Region of the world'' > ''Country/Nation'' > ''State within the country'' > ''City''
Sometimes it's unclear which country belongs to which region of the world. For this, check the continent articles of [[Europe]], [[Asia]], [[Africa]] and [[Americas]]. Here the countries are spread over the different regions of the world as defined by the UN.
If you have no idea to which state a city is belonging, check the city article on [http://www.wikipedia.org wikipedia], it often tells you in which state the city is located. Often the state articles for many countries still don't exist. Don't hesitate to be the first to create a state article ;)
If you have better ideas to classify the navigation, you're welcome to discuss about it [[Template_talk:IsIn|here]]. Also this is the best place for your questions.
[[Category:Templates]]
</noinclude>
'''Please Translate'''
'''<nowiki>Syntax: {{IsIn|</nowiki>''Wherever''}}'''
This is an empty template creating the breadcrumbs-trail-navigaton.
This is how it works:
* In the article of [[Europe]] you set ''<nowiki>{{IsIn|Earth}}</nowiki>'', because Europe is a continent on earth.
* In the article [[Germany]] you set ''<nowiki>{{IsIn|Europe}}</nowiki>'', because Germany is a country in Europe.
* In the article of [[:Category:Bayern|Bayern]] you set ''<nowiki>{{IsIn|Germany}}</nowiki>'' because Bayern is a state in Germany.
* In the article of [[Munich]] you can now set ''<nowiki>{{IsIn|Bayern}}</nowiki>'', which means that Munich is a city in the state of Bayern.
On top of the [[Munich]] article you now can find the following navigation:
''Earth > Europe > Germany > Bayern > Munich''
That's it!
==Logical classification==
At the moment, the navigation is build as followed. It would be nice if all article navigations look uniform:
'''Earth''' > ''Continent'' > ''Region of the world'' > ''Country/Nation'' > ''State within the country'' > ''City''
Sometimes it's unclear which country belongs to which region of the world. For this, check the continent articles of [[Europe]], [[Asia]], [[Africa]] and [[Americas]]. Here the countries are spread over the different regions of the world as defined by the UN.
If you have no idea to which state a city is belonging, check the city article on [http://www.wikipedia.org wikipedia], it often tells you in which state the city is located. Often the state articles for many countries still don't exist. Don't hesitate to be the first to create a state article ;)
If you have better ideas to classify the navigation, you're welcome to discuss about it [[Template_talk:IsIn|here]]. Also this is the best place for your questions.
[[Category:Templates]]
</noinclude>
