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'''author-mask''' — This parameter is primarily intended for use in bibliographies where multiple works by a single author are listed. It replaces the name of the first author (which must still be provided to garner metadata) with a [[dash|strike-through dash]] (—) ''author-mask'' [[Em (typography)|em]] in length. So, if {{para|author-mask|1}} then the dash will be one em in length, if {{para|author-mask|2}} it will be two em long, and so on. Set ''author-mask'' to a text value to display a word instead – for example, "with". ''You must still include {{para|last}} and {{para|first}}'' for metadata purposes.<noinclude> | '''author-mask''' — This parameter is primarily intended for use in bibliographies where multiple works by a single author are listed. It replaces the name of the first author (which must still be provided to garner metadata) with a [[dash|strike-through dash]] (—) ''author-mask'' [[Em (typography)|em]] in length. So, if {{para|author-mask|1}} then the dash will be one em in length, if {{para|author-mask|2}} it will be two em long, and so on. Set ''author-mask'' to a text value to display a word instead – for example, "with". ''You must still include {{para|last}} and {{para|first}}'' for metadata purposes.<noinclude> | ||
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Huidige versie van 16 jul 2013 om 15:45
author-mask — This parameter is primarily intended for use in bibliographies where multiple works by a single author are listed. It replaces the name of the first author (which must still be provided to garner metadata) with a strike-through dash (—) author-mask em in length. So, if |author-mask=1 then the dash will be one em in length, if |author-mask=2 it will be two em long, and so on. Set author-mask to a text value to display a word instead – for example, "with". You must still include |last= and |first= for metadata purposes.
