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[edit] Intro
This page lists all the various templates used for English leagues.
- On a club page, use the "main" template for that club's division ege {{Combined Counties Premier}}
- On a league or a division page, use something like the following (with promotion / relegation giving links to leagues if a league page; and to divisions if a division page):
{{fb start}}
{{Southern League Premier teamlist}}
|-
{{Southern League East teamlist}}
|-
{{Southern League West teamlist}}
|-
{{English football league system cells | level = 9 | promotion = [[up]] | relegation = [[down]]}}
|-
{{Football in England table cells}}
{{fb end}}
- If a club has a reserve team in another league, use the above format, but without the "English football league system cells" and the |- underneath it.
- See also User:Tompw/allclubs to see all these templates in action....
[edit] Samples
Teamlist:
<noinclude>{| class="toccolours" style="margin:0 auto; width:47em;"</noinclude>
|-
!style="background:#BFD7FF; text-align:center;"|[[Midland Football Alliance]]
[[2006-07 in English football|2006/07]]
|-
|style="padding:0 5% 0 5%; text-align:center;"|<!-- NBSPs prevent wrapping-->
[[Chippenham Town F.C.|Chippenham Town]] |
... other teams
<small class="editlink noprint plainlinksneverexpand">
[{{SERVER}}{{localurl:Template:Midland Alliance teamlist|action=edit}} edit]</small>
<noinclude>|}</noinclude>
Main template:
<br clear="all" />
{| class="toccolours" style="margin:0 auto; width:47em;"
{{Western League Prem teamlist}}
|-
{{Football in England table cells}}
|}
[edit] The List
Feel free to include any new templates created in the list. If you do create new templates, I'd advise sticking to the conventions here, just to simplify things for everyone. (e.g. "teamlist" not "Teamlist"; leave out the word "football" from league titles; capitalise names of leagues; "Prem teamlist" not "Premier teamlist")
Please do NOT wikify this table... I personally don't like the wiki style "pipe" markup for tables, and as this is my userpage, I shall use proper HTML instead (and don't say I don't close my tags... I said HTML, not XHTML). :-)
Also listed for reference:
- Template:English football league system cells
- Template:Footy-stub
- Template:Football in England table cells
[edit] To Do
Make sure colours are consistent - should be bgcolor=#BFD7FF
Level 11:
- Anglian Combination
- Bedford and District League
- Brighton Hove and District League
- Cambridgeshire League
- Central Midlands League
- Crawley and District League
- Dorset Premier League
- East Berkshire League
- East Sussex Border League
- Essex and Suffolk Border League
- Essex Intermediate League
- Gloucestershire County League
- Hertfordshire County League
- Kent County League
- Leicestershire Senior League
- Liverpool County Combination
- Manchester League
- Mid Cheshire League
- Mid Sussex League
- Middlesex County League
- Midland Combination
- Midland League
- North Berks League
- Northamptonshire Combination
- Northampton Town League
- Northern Alliance
- Oxfordshire Senior League
- Peterborough and District League
- Reading League
- Somerset Senior League
- South Western League
- Suffolk and Ipswich League
- Wearside League
- West Cheshire League
- West Midlands Regional League
- West Sussex League
- Wiltshire Football League
- Worthing and District League
Level 12 (excluding lower divisions of leagues above): Well, another nineteen leagues.
