Wikipedia:WikiProject Women's History/Templates

The most important template used by the project is the article talk page banner, {{WikiProject Women's History}}. This adds the article to the project and provides a way to track its quality and version 1.0 team importance. You can add the banner yourself to any women's history-related article. To do this, add the following below the last project banner (if any):

{{WikiProject Women's History|class=|importance=}}

or

{{WikiProject Women's History|class=|importance=}}

The result should look like this:

By default, there are no class or importance ratings. You may also enter the class and importance - see assessment for detailed guidelines.

• This user box can be added to the userpage of anyone who contributes to the Women's History project by adding the code {{User WikiProject Women's History}} or {{User WMNHIST}} .

Template:WPWH Invite can be used to issue personal invitations to users who you think might be interested in joining this project. (Perhaps you've noticed their work on an article we care about, or they list women's/gender history as interests on their user page.)

To invite someone using it, put the following on their talk page:

{{subst:WPWH Invite}}

When you save your edits, the Wikipedia software will substitute the template text into their talk page permanently, as if you had typed it all out, with their username substituted appropriately. (Be sure to sign your invitation!)

The templates that make our project navigation sidebars are:

• {{Wikipedia:WikiProject Women's History/nav}} (view) (edit) is the sidebar that appears on all project pages.

• {{Wikipedia:WikiProject Women's History/Navigation}) (view) (edit) is the sidebar that appears on the main project page.

To use this award paste the following template with your own message on the userpage: {{subst:Ada Lovelace Award|put your message here ~~~~}}

{{Women's-History-stub}} Stub notices for project pages