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The template {{Officeholder table start}} create table headers and is added into the top of the table. Then put in a {{Officeholder table}} for each new officeholders in chronological order, with the first one in the top. The template {{Officeholder table end}} completes the table and are placed at the bottom of the table.
For such a template, see {{Infobox government cabinet}}. This box is for pages on the structures of executive governments in some countries (parliamentary and semi-presidential system), and only on the structure. It should not be used for articles that use the wider meaning of the word government, i.e. all branches of government.
The {{Officeholder table cabinet}} template is intended to be used together with the {{Officeholder table}} template. can be used to create a uniform lists in a table format across different types of executives (e.g. politicians, military officers, government officials and others).
This template's initial visibility currently defaults to autocollapse, meaning that if there is another collapsible item on the page (a navbox, sidebar, or table with the collapsible attribute), it is hidden apart from its title bar; if not, it is fully visible. To change this template's initial visibility, the |state= parameter may be used:
This template, {{Cabinet table minister}}, is intended to be used in cabinet articles, and creates a list of ministers in e.g. the Reinfeldt cabinet. For this you need the templates {{Cabinet table start}}, {{Cabinet table ministry}} and {{Cabinet table end}}. It can create up to ten columns, for ten persons that held the same office.
This template is for pages on the structures of governments (with rare form) in some countries, and only on the structure. It should not be used generally for articles about governments. For parliamentary or semi-presidential systems, use {{Infobox executive government}}. For presidential systems, use {{Infobox presidential government}}.
The position template is used once for each district listing and contributes one row to the table. When, because of resignations, deaths, etc., you have more than one member for a district, you can either add them after the other input in the member_name box, or you can create another listing where you would have two or more listings using the ...
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