Template:Clue Infobox

Solved.png Clue Infobox

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Hello and welcome on the Infobox Template page. Specifically, the Clue Infobox. There are other types of infoboxes that you can fiddle with, but here we will focus on the Clue Infobox as it pertains to this wiki in particular.

What is a Clue InfoBox?
Infoboxes are at the heart of any wikipedia. They help you get to the information faster, and they are nice to look at. Our infoboxes, as this wiki, focus on Canium clues information and tries to rely the most important information (such as the solved status and phase in which the clue was revealed, so Solvers don't go about solving already solved or old clues -- unless they really want to). As this is a collaborative effort, sometimes it's good to reward the few users who want recognition (they can always edit themselves out or in as being the Discoverers or solvers.)

How to use an Infobox ?
So you've added a clue article and you like to use an info box ? Here's how you go about it. First you need to make sure you're in [Source Editor] and then all you have to do is paste in the code samples below.

Fields of an InfoBox
What about those infobox fields ? They mean the following (their order is always irrelevant) : As a rule, in order to be easier to read, let's try not to split phase and order fields, and status and solver, or stuff like that. Your call, just thought it might be cleaner that way. Here's a sample for you to copy/paste in article source code window:
 * title = It will take the article title automatically.
 * image= use either "Unsolved.png" or "Solved.png"
 * status= UNSOLVED or SOLVED
 * solver= N\A or BY @USER / COMMUNITY on 10th December 2018
 * phase= 2 - This is optional, but defaults to 2. Use this explicitly for Phase 1
 * order= n-th clue - make sure to confirm this with Canium (if possible)
 * difficulty= EASY / HARD / etc.
 * category= WORD PUZZLES, ANAGRAMS, GPS HUNT, or whatever you deem it to be
 * discovery= BY @USER / COMMUNITY ON 16th December, 2018

Code samples
For an unsolved clue you'd have:

For an already solved clue: