Templat:Kotak info ras kucing
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| Domestic cat (Felis catus) |
Penggunaan
Penggunaan khas:
{{Kotak info ras kucing
|name=
|image=
|imagecaption=
|altname=
|nickname=
|country=
|ticastd=
|fifestd=
|wcfstd=
|cfastd=
|ffestd=
|cccastd=
|acfstd=
|gccfstd=
|ccastd=
|nzcfstd=
|saccstd=
|aacestd=
|acfastd=
|cffstd=
|otherstd=
|note=
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Please note that ultimately all breed standard documents should also be cited in the main article prose for specific facts about the breed (usually appearance), and URLs to them in citation templates should also have archiveurl versions.
Parameter
All fields are optional. URLs should be entered as is, without wiki markup except for the "otherstd" field.
- Basic parameters
name: Breed name.image: Image file of the breed. Enter asExample.jpginstead ofImage:Example.jpgorFile:Example.jpgimagecaption: Caption that describes the image (e.g. gender, coat pattern and color, etc.)altname: Other names by which the breed is known by English speakers. If more than one name, separate with<br />nickname: Common nicknames. If more than one name, separate with<br />. If there are no nicknames in reputable sources, remove parameter to discourage the addition of made up examples.country: Country or region/area of origin.
- International registries
ticastd: URL to the The International Cat Association breed standard. Find it here or here.fifestd: URL to the Fédération Internationale Féline breed standard. Find it here. This registry principally covers Europe and parts of Latin America
fifestd2: URL to a second Fédération Internationale Féline breed standard. Use this when FIFé has two separate breed standards for variants of the breed (e.g. Seychellois Longhair and Seychellois Shorthair), typically handled as two divisions in one breed standard in other registriesfifeterm: characters to link (e.g. "SH") from forfifestdwhenfifestd2is also used; defaults to "1"fifeterm2: characters to link (e.g. "LH") from forfifestd2; defaults to "2"
wcfstd: URL to the World Cat Federation breed standard. Find it here: long-haired, semi-long-haired, short-haired and Siamese & oriental divisions. (Those are all the lists of WCF "accepted" (for competition) breeds; see also this list of breeds that are "recognized" (as existing) by WCF. This registry principally covers Europe?
- Major national/regional registries
cfastd: URL to the Cat Fanciers' Association breed standard. Find it here by picking breed name then "Breed Standard" from the "Breed Profile" inset box on the breed-specific page. This registry seems to be limited to North America.ffestd: URL to the Feline Federation Europe breed standard. Find it here, under "Races Standard" in the left menu there (due to use of frames at that site, you may have to right-click or ctrl-click and select "copy link" or your browser's equivalent, to get the actual direct URL of the standards document you want). This registry seems to be limited to Western and Central Europe.cccastd: URL to the Co-ordinating Cat Council of Australia breed standard. Find it here.acfstd: URL to the Australia Cat Federation breed standard. Find it here.gccfstd: URL to the (British) Governing Council of the Cat Fancy breed standard. GCCF is disorganized and doesn't have its standards on its website. GCCF standards may sometimes be found on individual breed club pages; see GCCF affiliated clubs.ccastd: URL to the Canadian Cat Association breed standard. Find it here.nzcfstd: URL to the New Zealand Cat Fancy breed standard. Find it here. NZCF is more permissive than most registries, and is the first/only authority for several breeds, not all of them originating in NZ.saccstd: URL to the Southern Africa Cat Council breed standard. Find it here.
- Sub-national and minor national registries
aacestd: URL to the American Association of Cat Enthusiasts breed standard. Find it here.acfastd: URL to the American Cat Fanciers Association (and Cat Aficionado Association) breed standard. Find it here. This registry principally covers the US East Coast, including New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
acfastd2: URL to a second American Cat Fanciers Association/Cat Aficionado Association breed standard. Use this when the ACFA/CAA has two separate breed standards for variants of the breed (e.g. American Bobtail Longhair and American Bobtail Shorthair), typically handled as two divisions in one breed standard in other registriesacfaterm: characters to link (e.g. "SH") from foracfastdwhenacfastd2is also used; defaults to "1"acfaterm2: characters to link (e.g. "LH") from foracfastd2; defaults to "2"
cffstd: URL to the Cat Fanciers' Federation breed standard. Find it here. This registry principally covers the US Northeast, especially Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Ohio and Rhode Island.
- Other parameters
otherstd: URLs to standards of other registries can be added here. It should be added as a typical external link with the registry acronym as link title. If more than one entry, separate with<br /> for spacing. One registry that includes many experimental breeds that may not be found in other registries yet is CATZ (New Zealand), and all of their breeds standards are in the same file – http://catzinc.org/documents/2009Standards.pdf – Hingga November 2011[update]. It need not be added viaotherstdto all breeds' articles, but may help establish that new breeds actually exist and are recognized as breeds by at least one authority instead of having to flag the article withnotrecognizednote: Major registries that do not recognize the breed can be mentioned here. E.g.: "Not recognized by FIFe and GCCF."
- Special parameters
There are two special parameters that can be used in place of those for links to breed standards:
extinct=y: Shows an "Extinct" message. This parameter should be removed if not used.notrecognized=yornotrecognised=y: Shows a "Not recognized as a formal breed by any major registry." message. The|notrecognised=yversion outputs Commonwealth English -ised spelling. This parameter should be removed if not used.
If a "notrecogni[s|z]ed" or "extinct" parameter is used, all URL fields should be removed. (A link to a former breed recognition document should be added as a regular source citation).
Another special parameter is for hybrids:
xThe value of the parameter is the wikilinked binomial (scientific name), with Felis abbreviated as F., of the non-domestic cat to which domestics have been bred to produce the hybrid. E.g., a value of "|x=[[Felis chaus|F. chaus]]" outputs a result of "Hybrid cat, Felis catus × F. chaus" at the bottom of the infobox, instead of "Domestic cat, Felis catus".
Another special parameter is for non-breed types:
landrace=yindicates that the article subject is a landrace, general type or other classification of cat that is not a formal breed. This parameter should not be used with any breed standards parameters, or it indicates that the article is about both a landrace and a same- or similarly-named formal breed, and thus needs to split into separate articles.
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There is no parameter for adding a World Felinology Federation (WFF, serving Russia and the CIS) URL at this time, as WFF does itself publish breed standards, hingga March 2013[update]. A parameter for ICF has not been added (yet?) as this organization has not been identified. CATZ (New Zealand) is not included, as it is a for-profit company, not an association/federation. If you need to cite one of their standards, use |otherstd= to do so.
Pengujian perubahan
There is a "development" version of this template at Templat:Infobox cat breed/sandbox, and several inclusions at Templat:Infobox cat breed/testcases. Please test any changes there before making them here: there are several special cases which are easily overlooked. In the event that the development version of the template is older than the current version, copy all the text down to the separator into the development page.
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