Standart Format for Persons Profiles

## Navboxes

When there are multiple versions of a person that are distinct enough to be split into several profiles, whether it is due to the length and complexity of the page or versions from different mediums, then the multiple pages that are created as a result of this have to be linked by a tabber template at the top of the page.

The standard format of the Tabber template is this:

* ```

{|class="about-article" style="{{#if: {{{minwidth|}}} | min-width: {{{minwidth}}}em; }}"
! Articles about<br>[[Template:Example|Example]]
{{-}}
<noinclude>[[Category:Article List Templates]]</noinclude>

```

Where the primary name of the person is given as "Example" and used as the template's name.

The different pages are linked to and can have names over the links such as "Kid", "Adult", "Pre-Training", "Post-Training", etc. Whatever title works best to describe that version of the character.

**Note**: When creating a template, make sure the URL has a prefix of "Template:" in front of the character's name. For example: https://irl-battles.fandom.com/wiki/template:Robson

## Tabbers and Images

### Image Sizes

Insert a portrait image of the relevant character at the top of the page. The image widths should almost always vary between 160px and 480px, and the alignments should usually be to the right.

Take note that each image should be stylistically fitting for the page. It should neither be too diminuitive to get a clear view of what the person looks like, or so large that it turns intrusive for the text. The appropriate size tends to vary quite a lot depending on the image design. But if the alignment of an image is to the right, please make sure that its size does not exceed 480px. Otherwise it disturbs the formatting of the page.

Also, it tends to depend from case to case what image size that is possible to fit to the right of the text in a page, so you should test what works in that regard.

If an image would be far too small, and/or a quote would turn very horizontally narrow and far too vertically long, otherwise, it is allowed to center-align header images, with a maximum size of 650px. However, this should only be used as a last resort, not as a standard first option.

### Tabber Instructions

To use tabbers, you should use the following code:

`<tabber>`

`|-|Transformation 1=[INSERT IMAGE FILE HERE]`

`{{Quote|Insert quote here|Author}}`

`|-|Transformation 2=[INSERT IMAGE FILE HERE]`

`{{Quote|Insert quote here|Author}}`

`</tabber>`

#### Result

* Transformation 1
* Transformation 2

> Insert quote here
>
> Author

> Insert quote here
>
> Author

### Tabbers within tabbers

Use the following code:

`<tabber>`

`|-|https://Person Name=`

`{{#tag:tabber|{{!}}-{{!}}First Form=`

`{{!}}-{{!}}Second Form=`

`{{!}}-{{!}}Third Form=`

`}}`

`</tabber>`

#### Result

* Person Name

* First Form
* Second Form
* Third Form
[INSERT IMAGE FILE HERE]

[INSERT IMAGE FILE HERE]

[INSERT IMAGE FILE HERE]

### Tabbers within two more tabbers

`<tabber>`

`|-|Example 1=`

`{{#tag:tabber|`

`{{!}}-{{!}}Example 2=`

`{{#tag:tabber|`

`{{!}}-{{!}}Example 3=`

`{{!}}-{{!}}Example 4=`

`}}`

`{{!}}-{{!}}Example 5=`

`{{#tag:tabber|`

`{{!}}-{{!}}Example 6=`

`{{!}}-{{!}}Example 7=`

`}}`

`{{!}}-{{!}}Example 8=`

`{{#tag:tabber|`

`{{!}}-{{!}}Example 9=`

`{{!}}-{{!}}Example 10=`

`}}`

`}}`

`|-|Example 11=`

`|-|Example 12=`

`</tabber>`

#### Result

* Example 1
* Example 11
* Example 12

* Example 2
* Example 5
* Example 8

* Example 3
* Example 4

* Example 6
* Example 7

* Example 9
* Example 10

## Summary

Here you can add a summary/brief information about the Person.

## Powers and Stats

**Tier:** Current Tier of the Person (with the individual tier ratings themselves enclosed within curly brackets, for example {{2-A}}, {{1-C}} or {{Unknown}} ).

**Name:** The Person's true name, and/or common name/epithets.

**Origin:** The name of the group which the Person is from, with a link to the group page.

**Gender:** Male, female, Nonbinary, Bigender, or any other

**Age:** The Person's age.

**Classification:** The Person's class.

**Powers and Abilities:** A list of the Person's general abilities (Please add links to the "Powers and Abilities" pages, if it is possible).

**Attack Potency:** The Person's attack power or destructive capacity (in bold; add any explanations using brackets, not in bold)

**Speed:** It is generally "Combat Speed" (in bold).

**Lifting Strength:** The weight the Person can lift/move, usually expressed in tons. However it is optional since lifting strength generally doesn't matter in most fights (in bold).

**Durability:** The amount of attack power the Person can withstand before being overwhelmed (in bold).

**Stamina:** Self-explanatory.

**Standard Equipment:** Things a Person can be expected to have on hand at any given time.

* **Optional Equipment:** Things that the Person has owned or made usage of before for an extended period of time, but does not always have available on their person.

**Intelligence:** Self-explanatory.

**Standard Tactics:** The usual behaviour exhibited by a character during battles. For example, which actions a character will first perform when fighting an unknown opponent or which abilities they will use frequently, rarely, or never. This section is optional and should not be added if the character's behaviour is too inconsistent to identify a common pattern.

**Weaknesses:** Self-explanatory.

**Feats:** List the Person's amazing feats. Strength feats, speed feats, durability feats, etc. You can judge a person's power by their feats. It is possible to add Respect Thread links to the list

**Key:** For Persons who have transformation stages/power-ups or who become stronger through certain points of the story, insert those transformations/power-ups/timelines here in bold.

**Note:** Self-explanatory.

## Explanations (Optional)

This section can be used to explain the reasons for the assigned power level of a certain person more in-depth, as well as how the powers and nature of the person fundamentally work. This is particularly useful for more high-tiered Person.

However, it is very important that you make sure that the text has good grammar/sentence structure, and is easy to understand.

## Gallery

Put other pictures of the Person here.

Also, preferably include hideaddbutton="true" in the code (<gallery hideaddbutton="true"> </gallery>) for a cleaner visual layout.

## Others

**Notable Victories:**

Put some notable/good matches that result in the Person's victory.

**Notable Losses:**

Put some notable/good matches that result in the Person's loss.

**Inconclusive Matches:**

Put some notable/good matches with the results still unclear. (until gets normal)

## References

This is a section where the source references can be shown. To use them, switch to the source editor in the "Preferred editor" menu, if you haven't done so, and add some text to the profile between the `<ref>` and `</ref>` tags. It will appear in this section if the `<references />` tag is inserted here at the beginning. Note that references will automatically show up in a list.

If multiple pieces of text should refer to the same source, then the reference's code should be modified to `<ref name="name">Reference text</ref>` to allow multiple uses. Then the named reference can be used later as just `<ref name="name" />`. Here is an example of how to properly insert references into pages.

If you use many references within a single page, you can use the code {{reflist|2}} for 2 columns of them, so the layout looks better. If even that isn't enough a scrollbox can be employed by using the code {{scroll box|content={{reflist|2}}}}.

Read this guide if you want an extended knowledge on how to use references. You can also visit the References instructions page in this wiki.

## Notes/Explanations

Notes can be considered as an extension of the references sections and should be used when the justification for something is too difficult to contextualize and eventually would need to involve several sentences to explain.