Template:Infobox treaty/TemplateData

TemplateData

This is the TemplateData documentation for this template used by VisualEditor and other tools.

TemplateData for Infobox treaty

Provides a consistent layout for summary information about treaties and international agreements, to appear at the top right of article pages.

Template parameters

Parameter		Description	Type	Status
Name	name	Short name of the treaty. Default The article name	Line	required
Long name	long_name	The official long name of the treaty.	String	optional
Image	image	Filename for an image to represent the treaty (without the “File:” prefix).	Page name	optional
Image size	image_size image_width	Image width for “image”, eg “200px”. Default frameless	Line	optional
Image alternative text	image_alt alt	Accessible alternative text for “image”.	String	optional
Image border	border	Border for “image”. “yes” if a border should be applied to the image. Default no	String	optional
Image caption	caption	Caption, either for “image” or for “rep”. If both parameters are supplied, the caption will appear twice.	Line	optional
Treaty type	type	Type of the treaty.	Content	optional
Treaty context	context	Historical context for the treaty.	Content	optional
Date drafted	date_drafted	The date the treaty was drafted.	Line	optional
Date signed	date_signed	The date the treaty was signed. Use the template “Start date” to provide this information. This is usually the date of the initial agreement in principle, signed by a senior minister rather than the Head of State, prior to ratification.	Line	optional
Location signed	location_signed	The location where the treaty was signed. This should usually include wikilinks.	Line	optional
Date sealed	date_sealed	The date the treaty was sealed. This is the date of the formal event where the parties affix their States' or Organizations' Great Seals.	Line	optional
Date ratified	date_ratified	The date(s) the treaty was ratified. If there is more than one date: For bilateral treaties, list the ratification dates for each party. For multilateral treaties (three or more parties), create a table in the body and wikilink it to the words 'Multiple dates' here; alternatively, you may add a footnote next to 'Multiple dates.'	Line	optional
Date effective	date_effective	The date the treaty came into effect.	Line	optional
Condition effective	condition_effective	The conditions under which the treaty came into effect. Example Ratification by three signatories.	Line	optional
Date expired	date_expiry date_expiration	The date the treaty expired. Use the template “End date” to provide this information.	Line	optional
Provisional application	provisional_application		Content	optional
Mediators	mediators	The people or countries who helped mediate the treaty. This should be formatted as a bullet list; flag icons might also be appropriate.	Content	optional
Negotiators	negotiators	The people or countries who helped negotiate the treaty. This should be formatted as a bullet list; flag icons might also be appropriate.	Content	optional
Original signatories	original_signatories	The people who *originally* signed the treaty. This should be formatted as a bullet list with flag icons.	Content	optional
Signatories	signatories	The people who signed the treaty. This should be formatted as a bullet list with flag icons.	Content	optional
Parties	parties	The countries who are/were party to the treaty. This should be formatted as a bullet list with flag icons.	Content	optional
Ratifiers	ratifiers	The countries who ratified the treaty. This should be formatted as a bullet list with flag icons.	Content	optional
Depositor	depositor	The depositor for the treaty, if there is only one. This should usually include wikilinks.	Line	optional
Depositories	depositories	The depositories for the treaty, if there are more than one. This should be formatted as a bullet list and should usually include flag icons and wikilinks.	Content	optional
Citations	citations	The citation(s) for the treaty. This should be a link to a Treaty series article, formatted as “XX [[Article on Treaty Series|TS]] YYY”	Line	optional
Language	language	The language of the treaty text, if there is only one. This should usually include a wikilink.	Line	optional
Languages	languages	The languages of the treaty text, if there is more than one. This should be formatted as a bullet list and should usually include wikilinks.	Content	optional
Languages CSS class	languagesclass	The stylesheet class for the list of languages. Ordinarily, this should include “hlist” to allow for formatting an bullet list without bullets. Default hlist	Line	optional
Wikisource link	wikisource	Link to the treaty text on Wikisource, if only one link is required. Use “wikisource1” to “wikisource5” if more than one link is required.	Page name	optional
Wikisource link #1	wikisource1	Link to a treaty text on Wikisource, if more than one link is required. Use “wikisource” if only one link is required.	Page name	optional
Wikisource link #2	wikisource2	Link to a treaty text on Wikisource, if more than one link is required. Use “wikisource” if only one link is required.	Page name	optional
Wikisource link #3	wikisource3	Link to a treaty text on Wikisource, if more than one link is required. Use “wikisource” if only one link is required.	Page name	optional
Wikisource link #4	wikisource4	Link to a treaty text on Wikisource, if more than one link is required. Use “wikisource” if only one link is required.	Page name	optional
Wikisource link #5	wikisource5	Link to a treaty text on Wikisource, if more than one link is required. Use “wikisource” if only one link is required.	Page name	optional
Footnotes	footnotes	Any footnotes, formatted if necessary.	Content	optional