Extension:Cite

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Cite Release status: stable
Implementation	Tag, Special page
Description	footnotes for citing sources in Wikipedia articles and help for correctly citing Wikipedia articles in offline media
Author(s)	Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason <avarab@gmail.com>
Last version	continuous updates
MediaWiki	1.6+
Database changes	no
License	GPL
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Cite is an extension which allows a user to create footnotes. Cite includes several extensions which can be installed independently and operate independently of each other.

• Cite.php allows users to create footnotes
• SpecialCite.php creates a special page (Special:Cite) and in the main namespace, a toolbox link to it.

Installation

• Cite.php#Installation
• Special:Cite.php#Installation

Usage

• Cite.php#Usage
• Special:Cite.php#Example

Localization

See gerrit:5877 to follow updates.

Like most things in the MediaWiki world, this extension is mostly translated in Translatewiki.net. Direct link: Translation of Cite extension messages.

However, as a special case, the content of the Special:Cite page is translated in separate text files. If you would like a translation to your language, please submit it in a text file named cite_text-XX, where XX is your language's code. For existing translations, see the cite_text* files in SVN.

See also

• Test plan

Forks

• Fork with page parameter: Source at github – Example