Template:Congressional Record-110th Senate
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| {{{topic}}} | |
|---|---|
| Senate - [[Senate - {{{date}}}|{{{date}}}]] - [[110th Congress (week {{{week}}})|week {{{week}}}]] | |
| 110th - United States Congress | |
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| Senate Majority Leader | Harry Reid |
| Minority Leader | Mitch McConnell |
| Previous | [[{{{previous}}}|{{{previous-vanity}}}]] |
| Next | [[{{{next}}}|{{{next-vanity}}}]] |
These are consolidate excerpts from the {{{topic}}}, covering the major actions of the United States Senate in the 110th United States Congress on {{{date}}}. For the daily summary of the actions in the Senate [[Senate_-_{{{date}}}|click here]]. For a summary of the actions in the House click [[House - {{{date}}}|here]], and for Congress as a whole on this date, [[110th Congress ({{{date}}})|click here]].
Only major action or debates are usually included in these excerpts. For the complete Congressional Record for this date, click on the THOMAS link (i.e. the date within the title of the opening header) in the article below.
Usage
Use this template in the daily articles on the United States Senate in the 110th United States Congress specifcially.
- For articles on the 110th United States Congress as a whole, use this template.
- For articles on the House of Representatives in the 110th Congress specifically, use this template.
- For articles on Congress in general, use this template.
Other Senate, House and combined chamber articles, use the same name template in the above links only substituting the number of specific Congress you want for "110th".
- For underlying infobox template, click here.
Code
Copy this code and paste it into page using the infobox, replace {{{ }}} , including the braces, with data content:
{{Congressional Record-110th Senate | date/topic= {{{date/topic}}}
|previous = {{{previous}}}
|next= {{{next}}}
|previous-vanity = {{{previous-vanity}}}
|next-vanity = {{{next-vanity}}}
}}
Content entry explanation and best practices
- {{{date/topic}}} - In most case, this refers to the date of when the topic of the article occured, such as when used in daily suammry articles on what occured in Congress, or a in conjunction with a specific event. The format of "January 1, 2007" (no quotes) should be used for a specifc date or "January 1, 2007 - January 1, 2007" (no qutoes) if the topic of the article covers a range of dates. It can, on rare occasions, be used as a topic header instead.
- {{{previous}}} - This should be used as the link previous articles that are related. This is used mainly to link daily and weekly summary articles together to allow easy navigation from session to session in Congress. The entered data is automatically made a link, so no brackets should be used.
- {{{next}}} - Like the above data/link, this should be used to link to the next related article, usually the next day/week in the daily and weekly summary articles. The entered data is automatically made a link, so no brackets should be used.
- {{{previous-vanity}}} - The text entered here is the text displayed for the {{{previous}}} link. This allows shorter naming of the link to keep the infobox from becoming too wide.
- {{{next-vanity}}} - The text entered here is the text displayed for the {{{next}}} link. This allows shorter naming of the link to keep the infobox from becoming too wide.
Note: the {{{previous}}} / {{{previous-vanity}}} combination varriables, as well as the {{{next}}} / {{{next-vanity}}} combination varriables already have the [[ ]] in the source template, so simply fill in the data name and it will hyperlink. If missing content for either varriable, replace data content with " " (including the quotes), " • " (no quotes) or some other text delineating that the content is not there or will be forthcoming. Hopefully when a newer version of wiki is installed, the conditional coding will be functional like newer wiki releases do which will hide such portions of the template that are left blank in the usage code.
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