Help:Page status indicators/ko

문서 상태 인디케이터는 아이콘(또는 줄여서 스니펫)에서 문서의 주요 내용 영역 외에 표시되며, 문서 상태(예를 들면, 해당 문서가 뮨서이거나 알찬 글 문서일 때)를 가리키는 것입니다.

호출 이름도 탑 아이콘, 문서 아이콘, 호출 아이콘으로 여러가지입니다.

이 기능이 에서 에 추가된 이유는 해소와 이 문제에 대응하기 위해서 잠정적으로 더해진, 영어판 위키백과의 ‘top icon‘ 틀을 대표로 하는 복수 해결책을 없애버리기 위합입니다.

문서 상태 인디케이터를 표시
Page status indicators are usually displayed in the top-right corner of the page, outside of the main content, or right before page title. Their exact location depends on the.

Adding page status indicators
Use the following syntax to add indicators to a page, changing the  attribute and contents of the tag to suit your tastes.

It is strongly recommended to create a for each indicator type you're going to need, instead of including the tag syntax directly in articles.

Wikitext syntax:

Lua module syntax:

Note that:

It's not possible to have several indicators with the same name – in case of duplicates, the latest occurrence of the tag wins. This ensures consistency across pages and provides a simple means of ordering or grouping them. They are intended to merely reflect the content or metadata that is already present on the page, and not be data themselves. You should be able to use the appropriate, template list,  report, or other means to list pages that include a given indicator.
 * Every indicator must have a unique identifier (name).
 * Indicators are displayed ordered by their names (case-sensitive) and not in order of their occurrence.
 * Indicators are not tracked.
 * are not currently supported (see 188443).

Customizing display on your wiki
If the skin you're using supports page status indicators (all default skins do), you can adjust their display using site and user CSS. The CSS classes to style are  (for the entire containing block) and   (for each separate indicator).

Each indicator is also given an ID of, where   is the name assigned to the indicator using the   syntax.

Adding support for indicators in skins
See.

Using indicators from PHP code
Access the object and call its   method, passing an ID and the HTML string you want displayed. If you're adding a help link to documentation, call its  method, also implemented by  and other classes. This puts a help link in the indicators area; for example, see Special:WhatLinksHere.