Help:Page status indicators/fr

Les indicateurs de statut des pages sont des icônes (ou courts morceaux de texte) affichées en dehors du contenu principal et qui donnent des informations brèves sur le statut de l’article (par exemple, si la page est ou s’il s’agit d’un article de qualité).

Ils sont également appelés icônes supérieures, icônes de page, icônes de titre ou icônes de titre.

Cette fonctionnalité a été ajoutée à dans  pour résoudre  et remplacer les nombreuses solutions ad hoc à ce problème, telles que le modèle 'top icon' de Wikipedia anglais.

Affichage des indicateurs d'état de la page
Les indicateurs d'état de la page sont généralement affichés dans le coin supérieur droit de la page, en dehors du contenu principal ou juste avant le titre de la page.

Leur emplacement exact dépend du.

Ajout d'indicateurs d'état de page dans wikitext
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.

Note that:


 * Every indicator must have a unique identifier (name). It's not possible to have several indicators with the same name – in case of duplicates, the latest occurrence of the tag wins.
 * Indicators are displayed ordered by their names (case-sensitive) and not in order of their occurrence. This ensures consistency across pages and provides a simple means of ordering or grouping them.
 * Indicators are not tracked. 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.

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.