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General template for New South Wales cities
[edit]Hi, One.good.tennis.player! I've recategorized some of your userboxes into Category:Australian city of residence user templates. I've noticed that all of them use the same styling and wording. Have you considered extracting the common parts into a separate template? For example User:One.good.tennis.player/Userboxes/New South Wales city could be:
| Code | Result | ||
|---|---|---|---|
{{Userbox
| border-c = black
| id = [[File:{{{2}}}.jpg|50px]]
| id-c = #003399
| id-fc = white
| id-s = 8
| info = This person lives in [[{{{1}}}, New South Wales|{{color|#ff7f00|'''{{{1}}}'''}}]], NSW, Australia
| info-c = blue
| info-fc = #ff7f00
| info-s = 8
}}<noinclude>
[[Category:Australian city of residence user templates|{{{1| }}}]]
</noinclude>
The code is based on current state of User:One.good.tennis.player/Userboxes/Abbotsbury.
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This would simplify further improvement and maintenance of the userboxes, and allow creating new ones more easily. —andrybak (talk) 20:45, 2 July 2019 (UTC)
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Hi there, I've seen your contributions to Sydney articles. I am currently working on Featherdale Wildlife Park and would appreciate some feedback or assessment. As I am fairly new to Wikipedia these would help a lot. Thanks! JellyfishSammy (talk)
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