Template:Unbulleted list citebundle/doc

This template creates an unbulleted list for bundled citations. It works with shortened footnotes, full citations, and general notes. The standard {{unbulleted list}} template will disrupt white space within references. It causes an unnecessary line break before the first list item. See below for comparisons:

Bundled citation with {{unbulleted list citebundle}}:

Versus incorrect rendering with {{unbulleted list}}:

Usage

If any of the unnamed parameters contain an equal sign (=) in their text (not in their use of parameters in other templates), the parameter must be named in the usual way, {{Unbulleted list citebundle|1=}}. E.g. {{Unbulleted list citebundle|[https://www.naxos.com/CatalogueDetail/?id=SWR19026CD "''Festliche Arien – Fritz Wunderlich''"], [[Naxos Records]] SWR19026CD}} will produce no output. But {{Unbulleted list citebundle|1=[https://www.naxos.com/CatalogueDetail/?id=SWR19026CD "''Festliche Arien – Fritz Wunderlich''"], [[Naxos Records]] SWR19026CD}} works as expected:

• "Festliche Arien – Fritz Wunderlich", Naxos Records SWR19026CD

With "cite" templates

The wiki text for the initial example above uses {{cite xxx}} templates for the footnotes:

Markup	Renders as
Body text.<ref> {{Unbulleted list citebundle | For the sun's size, see {{cite book | last=Miller | first=Edward | title=The Sun | publisher=Academic Press | year=2005 | page=1 | ref=none}} | For the moon's size, see {{cite journal | last=Brown | first=Rebecca | title=Size of the Moon | journal=Scientific American | volume=51 | issue=78 | year=2007 | page=46 | ref=none}} | For the sun's heat, see {{cite book | author1-mask={{translit | ja | italic=no | Hepburn | Yamada, Hanako}} [{{lang | ja | 山田花子}}] | last=山田 | first=花子 | script-title=ja:太陽の熱 | title={{translit | ja | Hepburn | Taiyō no netsu}} | trans-title=The Sun's Heat | publisher={{translit | ja | Hepburn | Gakujutsu shuppansha}} ({{lang | ja | 学術出版社}}) [Academic Press] | year=2005 | page=2 | ref=none}} }}</ref> {{reflist}}	Body text.

Multiref and shortened footnotes

The template can also be called as {{multiref}} for easier typing. The example below uses shortened footnotes.

Markup	Renders as
Text.<ref>{{multiref|Smith, p. 2|Jones, p. 105|Singh, p. 93|Lee ''et al.'', p. 22|Smith & Jones, p. 591}}</ref>{{reflist}}	Text.

With "harv" templates

Harvard-style templates create short citations that link to full citations. This template can be used to bundle short citations created by {{harvnb}}, {{harvtxt}}, and others.

Markup	Renders as
Text.<ref> {{Unbulleted list citebundle| {{harvnb|山田|2005|p=2}} | {{harvnb|Brown|2007|p=105}} | {{harvnb|Miller|2005|p=93}} }}</ref>{{reflist}}	Text.

Example references for the linked footnotes above:

• Yamada, Hanako [山田花子] (2005). Taiyō no netsu 太陽の熱 [The Sun's Heat]. Gakujutsu shuppansha (学術出版社) [Academic Press].
• Brown, Rebecca (2007). "Size of the Moon". Scientific American. 51 (78).
• Miller, Edward (2005). The Sun. Academic Press.

One source citing another

This is where the editor cannot, or has not, accessed the source verifying the claim, but instead has cited a second source providing a quote from the first source. Using this template makes it clear that there are two relevant items in the bibliography.

Markup	Renders as
Text.<ref>{{multiref|Smith, p. 2 citing|Jones, p. 105}}</ref>{{reflist}}	Text.

Explanatory notes

One possible reason for adding an explanatory note is to make it clear that the citation leads to an example of the claimed fact, not to verification of the claim itself which may be in a later cite.

Markup	Renders as
There are many breeds of cat found in Venezuela,<ref>{{multiref|For example,|Moggie, p. 2|Tom, p. 95}}</ref> particular in the cities.<ref>Smith, p. 32</ref>{{reflist}}	There are many breeds of cat found in Venezuela, particular in the cities.

Explanatory note with a single citation:

Markup	Renders as
There are many breeds of cat found in Venezuela,<ref>{{multiref|One example,|Moggie, p. 2}}</ref> particular in the cities.<ref>Smith, p. 32</ref>{{reflist}}	There are many breeds of cat found in Venezuela, particular in the cities.

TemplateData

Unbulleted list for use in bundled citations (WP:CITEBUNDLE).

Template parameters

Parameter		Description	Type	Status
class	class	A custom class for the <div>...</div> tags surrounding the list Example plainlinks	Unknown	optional
style	style	A custom CSS style for the <div>...</div> tags surrounding the list Example font-size: 90%;	Unknown	optional
List style	list_style	A custom CSS style for the <ul>...</ul> tags around the list	Unknown	optional
Item style	item_style	A custom CSS style for all of the list items (the <li>...</li> tags)	Unknown	optional
List item 1	1	no description	Line	required
List item 2	2	no description	Line	suggested
List item 3	3	no description	Line	optional
List item 4	4	no description	Line	optional
List item 5	5	no description	Line	optional
List item 6	6	no description	Line	optional
List item 7	7	no description	Line	optional
List item 8	8	no description	Line	optional
List item 9	9	no description	Line	optional
Item 1 style	item1_style	Custom CSS style for list item 1	Unknown	optional
Item 2 style	item2_style	Custom CSS style for list item 2	Unknown	optional
Item 3 style	item3_style	Custom CSS style for list item 3	Unknown	optional
Item 4 style	item4_style	Custom CSS style for list item 4	Unknown	optional
Item 5 style	item5_style	Custom CSS style for list item 5	Unknown	optional
Item 6 style	item6_style	Custom CSS style for list item 6	Unknown	optional
Item 7 style	item7_style	Custom CSS style for list item 7	Unknown	optional
Item 8 style	item8_style	Custom CSS style for list item 8	Unknown	optional
Item 9 style	item9_style	Custom CSS style for list item 9	Unknown	optional

See also

• {{multiref2}} – generates more spacing between bundled references
• {{r}} – supports a different method to bundle or group multiple sub-references under one reference entry
• {{sfnm}} – creates bundled short citations similar to {{sfn}}