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Template:Infobox bridge type/doc

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This template is specifically designed for articles about the types of bridges. For general bridge articles, please use {{Infobox bridge}}.

Usage

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Copy a blank version to use. All fields must be lower case, and all are optional except for type_name.

Vertical listRequirements
{{Infobox bridge type
 | type_name        = 
 | image            = 
 | image_title      = 
 | span_range       = 
 | material         = 
 | movable          = 
 | design           = 
 | falsework        = 
}}
 
REQUIRED
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Verbiage and example

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Bridge type
Example image
Example image
Span rangeShort
MaterialWood, straw
MovableNo
Design effortExtremely high
Falsework requiredNo
{{Infobox bridge type
 | type_name        = Bridge type
 | image            = placeholder.png
 | image_title      = Example image
 | span_range       = Short
 | material         = Wood, straw
 | movable          = No
 | design           = Extremely high
 | falsework        = No
}}

Description of fields

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Field names with asterisks (*) are required fields.

type_name *
Name of the bridge type.
image
Example image of the type. Use the name of the image by itself without any formatting, such as "Image_name.jpg".
image_title
Caption text for the image being used.
span_range
Typical length of the bridge type
e.g. Short, Medium, Long, Short to Medium, etc (Short <50 m, Medium 50-150 m, Long >150 m)
material
Typical material used in construction of the bridge type
e.g. Wood, Stone, Concrete, Post-Stressed Concrete, Iron, Steel, etc
movable
Ability of the bridge type, or sections of the bridge type, to move.
Either Yes, Sometimes, or No.
design
Typical height of the bridge type.
Either Low (beam, truss), Medium (suspension, cantilever), High (cantilever, spar, cable-stayed).
falsework
Describes whether temporary structures (Falseworks) are needed to support sections of the bridge type while under construction.
Either Yes, No, or Site dependent.

See also

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