Template:CTD literature

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This template creates a literary-work entry in the Comprehensive Theosophical Dictionary, corresponding to Литература БТС. Use CTD periodical for periodicals and a letter template for individual letters.

Lists use semicolons. Link fields accept [[Page|Title]] or [https://example.org Title].

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{{CTD literature
 | author =
 | compiler =
 | author page =
 | title =
 | subtitle =
 | title sortable =
 | short title =
 | variations =
 | work type =
 | has text =
 | note =
 | original publication details =
 | original language =
 | original author name =
 | original title =
 | original subtitle =
 | origin =
 | read original =
 | download original =
 | translator =
 | translations =
 | description =
 | short description =
 | mentioned in =
 | mentioned people =
 | mentioned places =
 | mentioned events =
 | mentioned organizations =
 | mentioned literature =
 | mentioned periodicals =
 | image =
 | image description =
 | publication date =
 | publication date sortable =
 | publication place =
 | publications =
 | categories =
 | related works =
 | read links =
 | download links =
 | audio links =
 | quotes =
 | ctd rus =
 | wikipedia =
 | wikipedia rus =
 | tsw en =
 | other resources =
 | author footnote =
 | title footnote =
 | hide heading =
 | to do =
}}

Parameters

  • author — Author page names, separated by semicolons. Names are resolved through the existing Full name and Short name properties. [[Author]]
  • compiler — Compiler page names, separated by semicolons. Distinct from authors; does not create author categories. [[Compiler]]
  • author page — Optional library page for the author link in the work heading.
  • title — Full work title, preserving its punctuation. [[CTD work title]]
  • subtitle — Subtitle or extended title. [[CTD subtitle]]
  • title sortable — Title for sorting; defaults to title. [[CTD work title sortable]]
  • short title — Unique short title for references; defaults to the page name. [[CTD work short title]]
  • variations — Independent alternative titles, separated by semicolons. [[CTD term variations]]
  • work type — Plural lower-case work type, such as books or articles; also used for author categories. [[CTD work type]]
  • has text — Any nonempty value collapses the dictionary entry and displays a heading for the text below it.
  • note — Historical or editorial note displayed below the work heading. [[CTD work note]]
  • original publication details — Full original bibliographic details, including publisher and ISBN when known. [[CTD original publication details]]
  • original language — Language of the original. [[Used language]]
  • original author name — Author name as printed in the original; separate multiple names with semicolons. [[CTD original author name]]
  • original title — Title in the original language. [[CTD original title]]
  • original subtitle — Subtitle in the original language. [[CTD original subtitle]]
  • origin — Optional manually formatted origin; otherwise constructed from original language, author and title. [[CTD term origin]]
  • read original — Hyperlinks to online original texts, separated by semicolons. [[CTD original text links]]
  • download original — Hyperlinks to downloadable original texts, separated by semicolons. [[Files of original]]
  • translator — Translator(s) of this English text, separated by semicolons. [[Translator]]
  • translations — Known translations with hyperlinks when available, separated by semicolons. [[CTD work translations]]
  • description — Independent dictionary description of the work. [[CTD term description]]
  • short description — Plain-text description for popup hints and footnotes; defaults to an abbreviated description. [[CTD term short description]]
  • mentioned in — Works in which this work is mentioned. Enter titles as hyperlinks, separated by semicolons; each item is a separate Text value. [[CTD mentioned in]]
  • mentioned people — People and characters mentioned in this work, separated by semicolons.
  • mentioned places — Places mentioned in this work, separated by semicolons.
  • mentioned events — Events mentioned in this work, separated by semicolons.
  • mentioned organizations — Organizations mentioned in this work, separated by semicolons.
  • mentioned literature — Other literary works mentioned in this work, separated by semicolons.
  • mentioned periodicals — Periodicals mentioned in this work, separated by semicolons.
  • image — Image filename for the cover or illustration. [[CTD term image]]
  • image description — Caption for the image. [[CTD image description]]
  • publication date — Publication date or period in a readable form. [[CTD publication date display]]
  • publication date sortable — Machine-readable date, such as 1888-10-01. Use only a known date; a free-text period belongs in publication date. [[CTD publication date]]
  • publication place — Place of publication, publisher or periodical as appropriate to the bibliographic entry. [[CTD publication place]]
  • publications — Original and translated editions with brief bibliographic details and hyperlinks, separated by semicolons. [[CTD work publications]]
  • categories — Additional category names, separated by semicolons.
  • related works — Related works as internal or external hyperlinks, separated by semicolons. [[CTD related works]]
  • read links — Hyperlinks for reading the text, separated by semicolons. [[CTD text links]]
  • download links — Hyperlinks for downloading the text, separated by semicolons. [[CTD download links]]
  • audio links — Hyperlinks to audio recordings, separated by semicolons. [[CTD audio links]]
  • quotes — Quote-source section names on Quotes:<this page>, separated by semicolons; follows CTD article.
  • ctd rus — Corresponding Russian entry page name.
  • wikipedia — English Wikipedia page names, separated by semicolons.
  • wikipedia rus — Russian Wikipedia page names, separated by semicolons.
  • tsw en — English Theosophy.wiki page names, separated by semicolons.
  • other resources — Other hyperlinks, separated by semicolons.
  • author footnote — Footnote appended to the author in the work heading.
  • title footnote — Footnote appended to the work title in the heading.
  • hide heading — Any nonempty value suppresses the work heading when has text is set.
  • to do — Editorial tasks, separated by semicolons. [[CTD work tasks]]

Each author gets a works category using the Short name for categories property (compact format: no comma, no spaces between initials), with the supplied author page name as a fallback. The work is placed in Category:CTD literature and, when has text is set, Category:Texts. Literary entries are not mixed into the alphabetical CTD term categories.