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All information relating to Crimson Echoes is to be put in this namespace (i.e., all article titles will read as "Crimson Echoes:<nowiki>{{ARTICLE_NAME}}</nowiki>"). This includes detailing information in Crimson Echoes about a person, place, object, or event that exists within the canon series. For example, the article "[[Crono]]" offers all details of the character Crono as he is presented in Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross, while "[[Crimson Echoes:Crono]]" adds in the information about the character presented in Crimson Echoes, retaining - not restating - the information given in the former. | All information relating to Crimson Echoes is to be put in this namespace (i.e., all article titles will read as "Crimson Echoes:<nowiki>{{ARTICLE_NAME}}</nowiki>"). This includes detailing information in Crimson Echoes about a person, place, object, or event that exists within the canon series. For example, the article "[[Crono]]" offers all details of the character Crono as he is presented in Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross, while "[[Crimson Echoes:Crono]]" adds in the information about the character presented in Crimson Echoes, retaining - not restating - the information given in the former. | ||
Certain details have been changed in Crimson Echoes between its inception in 2004 and the final version - called the "98% beta" - in 2009. The final attribute of the pseudo-canon of Crimson Echoes is that the details given in the 98% beta are considered canon within the pseudo-canon. (Confused yet?) Any additional details that were added or removed in previous versions may be considered part of the pseudo-canon unless they were deprecated or contradicted by the time of the final beta. For example, {{CE|Schala}} was once a main, playable character in Crimson Echoes (intended to replace {{CE|Ayla}}). However, the difficulty of coding a new character in place of an old one was too great a challenge, and so it would be considered inappropriate to describe Schala in those terms. | Certain details have been changed in Crimson Echoes between its inception in 2004 and the final version - called the "98% beta" - in 2009. The final attribute of the pseudo-canon of Crimson Echoes is that the details given in the 98% beta are considered canon within the pseudo-canon. (Confused yet?) Any additional details that were added or removed in previous versions may be considered part of the pseudo-canon unless they were deprecated or contradicted by the time of the final beta. For example, {{CE Link|Schala}} was once a main, playable character in Crimson Echoes (intended to replace {{CE Link|Ayla}}). However, the difficulty of coding a new character in place of an old one was too great a challenge, and so it would be considered inappropriate to describe Schala in those terms. | ||
==Differentiating== | ==Differentiating== | ||
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Other templates will be provided to make navigating and marking pages within this namespace without having to see the "Crimson Echoes:" namespace prefix all over. | Other templates will be provided to make navigating and marking pages within this namespace without having to see the "Crimson Echoes:" namespace prefix all over. | ||
===CE=== | ===CE Link=== | ||
The <nowiki>{{CE}}</nowiki> provides a clean and easy method to navigate to pages within this namespace | The <nowiki>{{CE Link}}</nowiki> provides a clean and easy method to navigate to pages within this namespace. It takes one required argument and one optional argument. The first argument gives the "vanilla" page name, that is, the page name without the prefix. The prefix is automatically added and the alt-text is set to the vanilla page name. The optional second argument gives the explicit alt-text. | ||
For example, the following wiki markups will produce the associated formatted links... | For example, the following wiki markups will produce the associated formatted links... | ||
*<nowiki>[[Crimson Echoes:Crono]]</nowiki> -> [[Crimson Echoes:Crono]] | *<nowiki>[[Crimson Echoes:Crono]]</nowiki> -> [[Crimson Echoes:Crono]] | ||
*<nowiki>{{CE | *<nowiki>{{CE Link|Crono}}</nowiki> -> {{CE Link|Crono}} | ||
*<nowiki>{{CE Link|Crono|That dude with red hair}}</nowiki> -> {{CE Link|Crono|That dude with red hair}} | |||
*<nowiki>{{CE|Crono|That dude with red hair}}</nowiki> -> {{CE|Crono|That dude with red hair}} | |||
...all while linking to the same page. | ...all while linking to the same page. | ||