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Succession templates

I liked the way the article series templates looked and thought it might be a good idea to use them for political succession boxes as well (using the Byzantine emperor template as an example):

First possibility - headings in a blue background (is it possible to combine them into a single blue bar?); something else would have to be put in the middle box in the second row:

Preceded by: Byzantine Emperor Succeeded by:
{{{Prev}}} Byzantine Emperor
{{{CoEmperor}}}
{{{Next}}}

Second possibility - only one heading in blue; same problem with the middle box:

Byzantine Emperor
Preceded by:
{{{Prev}}}
Byzantine Emperor
{{{CoEmperor}}}
Succeeded by:
{{{Next}}}

Third possibility - no middle box at all, but that wouldn't work when there are co-rulers:

Byzantine Emperor
Preceded by:
{{{Prev}}}
Succeeded by:
{{{Next}}}

A more complicated example, mixing the article series box and the regular table, from Charles I of Sicily - I want the preceded by and succeeded by part to be like the others, and not in table boxes, but I can't figure it out yet:

In HTML+CSS I'd use something like
td.someclass { border-style:hidden; } 
table.anotherclass { border-style:solid; /* or whatever */ }
I've added a bit of CSS style to your wiki markup. Hope it helps in your tweaking. Mr. Jones 20:11, 4 Apr 2005 (UTC)
Preceded by: Charles I of Sicily Succeeded by:
Manfred King of Sicily Peter I
King of Naples Charles II
William II Prince of Achaea
Count of Anjou

The Jupiter template that inspired this (and from which I stole bits):

Jupiter
Io | Europa | Ganymede | Callisto
(For other moons, see: Jupiter's natural satellites)

A succession box as they look right now:

Preceded by:
{{{Prev}}}
Byzantine Emperor
{{{CoEmperor}}}
Succeeded by:
{{{Next}}}

The regular table for Charles I:

Preceded by:
Manfred
King of Sicily Succeeded by:
Peter I
King of Naples Charles II
William II Prince of Achaea
Count of Anjou


Crusader Castles

A list of Crusader castles (a work in progress, as I search for more)

Which are even castles? Which were actually built by the Crusaders?

Definite

Probably

  • Bellapais
  • Belval
  • Castel Tornese
  • Chastel Blanc
  • Dieudamour

Unsure

  • Akko
  • Acrocorinthus
  • Akkar
  • Anamur
  • Antakya
  • Aleppo
  • Arima
  • Baalbek
  • Bagras
  • Beirut
  • Bodonitsa
  • Bodrum
  • Bosra
  • Buffavento
  • Caesarea
  • Calamata
  • Corycus
  • Damietta
  • Famagusta
  • Jebail
  • Gabala
  • Harim
  • Hattin
  • Smyrna
  • Nicaea
  • Jerusalem
  • Kantara
  • Karytaina
  • Kolossi
  • Kyrenia
  • Lattakia
  • Maina
  • Maysaf
  • Nauplia
  • Navarino
  • Paneas
  • Qalat Ajlun
  • Qalat el-Mudiq
  • Qalat Yahmur
  • Rhodes
  • Safed
  • Safita
  • Sahyun
  • Saida
  • Sheizar
  • Silifke
  • Sis
  • Tartus
  • Toprakkale
  • Tortosa
  • Yilan Kalesi
Last updated: 05-29-2005 04:29:10
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