Template:Infobox_crater

Template:Infobox crater

Quick Facts

Quick Facts {{{globe_type}}}, Region ...

{{{title}}}
[[File:{{{image}}}\|frameless\|alt={{{alt}}}\|upright=1.3]] {{{caption}}}
{{{globe_type}}}	{{{globe}}}
Region	{{{region}}}
{{{coordinate_title}}}	{{{coordinates}}}{{{coordinates_footnotes}}}
Quadrangle	{{{quadrangle}}}
Diameter	{{{diameter}}}
Depth	{{{depth}}}
Discoverer	{{{discoverer}}}
Eponym	{{{eponym}}}

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This template adds an automatically generated short description. If the automatic short description is not optimal, replace it by adding {{Short description}} at the top of the article.

This template uses Lua:

Module:Infobox (sandbox)
Module:InfoboxImage (sandbox)
Module:Coordinates (sandbox)
Module:Wikidata (sandbox)
Module:Check for unknown parameters (sandbox)

This template uses the Wikidata property:

named after (P138) (see uses)

Blank template

{{Infobox crater 
|title         = {{subst:PAGENAME}}
|titlecolor    =
|image         = 
|caption       = 
|coordinates   = <!-- {{coord|LAT|N/S|LON|E/W|globe:GLOBE_type:landmark|display=inline,title}} -->
|coordinates_footnotes = <!-- use <ref> tags -->
|globe         = 
|globe_type    = 
|quadrangle    = 
|diameter      = 
|depth         = 
|discoverer    = 
|eponym        = 
}}

Title Colors

Mars - #FA8072
Mercury - #D8BBA6
Venus - #EDD58B

Usage

This template is intended to be used to create other templates for standardized crater data infoboxes for various solar system bodies.

For impact craters and structures on Earth, use {{Infobox terrestrial impact site}}. For impact craters on the Moon, use {{Infobox lunar crater or mare}} or its aliases {{Infobox Lunar crater}} and {{Infobox Lunar mare}}.

Its parameters are:

titlecolor - background color for the title bar
title - defaults to "Crater characteristics"
image - an optional image
image_scale - a width adjustment to the image. Generally not needed. Use a decimal value, e.g. 0.5 for half-size, 2 for twice the default size.
caption - an optional caption for the image
region - an optional freeform row where one may indicate a region the crater is in (e.g., Mare Imbrium, Shakespeare quadrangle)
coordinate_title - the header for the geographic coordinates entry, defaults to [[Geographic coordinate system|Coordinates]]. The next four parameters are used to define the geographic location:
coordinates - use {{coord}} with "display=inline,title"
coordinates_footnotes - text to appear after the coordinates, wrapped in a <ref></ref> tag
globe - the planet, dwarf planet, or natural satellite which the crater is located on. Also informs the "coord" template which page of external map links to use. Should be capitalized and not wikilinked (for example, Mars not mars nor [[Mars]]).
globe_type - optional, type of body the crater is located on. May be wikilinked. Defaults to [[Planet]].
diameter - diameter of the crater, generally in kilometers
depth - optional, depth of crater
discoverer - optional, name of the person or probe that discovered the crater
eponym - optional, for whom or what the crater has been named

Here's an example usage of the template with various pass-through parameters defined:

{{Infobox crater
|title={{subst:PAGENAME}}
|titlecolor =
|image = {{{image|}}}
|caption= {{{caption|}}}
|coordinates = {{{coordinates|}}}
|coordinates_footnotes = {{{coordinates_footnotes|}}}
|globe = Mars
|globe_type = [[Planet]]
|diameter = {{{diameter|}}}
|depth = {{{depth|}}}
|discoverer={{{discoverer|}}}
|eponym ={{{eponym|}}}
}}

Tracking category

Category:Pages using infobox crater with unknown parameters (0)

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