Template:antsense/documentation

This template is used to specify a sense qualifier (a gloss) for an antonym. It should be used in place of sense in ==Antonyms== sections, to clarify that the listed terms are antonyms of the specified gloss. Consider using instead, which is placed directly under the appropriate sense and thus makes indicating the sense unnecessary.

NOTE: The gloss specified in parameter 1 should be the antonym of the terms following, not the synonym. This is made clear by the template inserting the words "antonym(s) of".

Do not use in the following cases:


 * Outside of ==Antonyms== sections.
 * To qualify a list item with something other than a sense gloss (e.g. to qualify an antonym with a region or register), use instead.

Example
===Antonyms=== *, , , go on the clock
 * Antonyms
 * ,, , go on the clock

Customization
This template allows readers to customize the styles of sense glosses. Your current style is this:
 * antonym, antonym, antonym

Some readers, however, prefer special treatment for sense glosses and other qualifiers:
 * (Sense gloss like this, non-italic): antonym, antonym, antonym (qualifier)
 * (Sense gloss like this, mostly italic): antonym, antonym, antonym (qualifier)
 * (Sense gloss like this, all italic): antonym, antonym, antonym (qualifier)
 * Sense gloss like this, small-caps, no parentheses : antonym, antonym, antonym qualifier
 * (Sense gloss like this, small): antonym, antonym, antonym (qualifier)

Readers can customize the styles using WT:PREFS or by editing their personal CSS files (e.g. Special:Mypage/monobook.css), as described in WT:CUSTOM.

You can also suppress the extra clarificatory text, and make this template display the same way as sense, by adding  to Special:MyPage/common.css like this.

TemplateData
{	"params": { "1": {			"label": "sense gloss", "description": "Short description of the sense for which antonyms are being provided", "example": "to end work", "type": "string", "required": true }	},	"description": "Use this template to specify a sense qualifier (a gloss) for an antonym. " }