This is the syntax to create an infobox for New York City Subway and Staten Island Railway stations.   Usage  Copy and paste the template below:  {{Infobox New York City Subway station | name             = | type             = | image            = | image_size       = | image_caption    = | alt              = | address          = | borough          = | locale           = | coordinates      = | line             = | service          = | transfer         = | connection       = | structure        = | depth            = | levels           = | platforms        = | tracks           = | open_date        = | close_date       = | rebuilt          = | code             =  | accessible       = | acc_note         = | cross_platform   = | former           = | other_exits      = | opposite_transfer= | passengers       = | pass_ref         = | pass_station_name= | pass_year        = | pass_percent     = | next_north       = | next_north_acc   = | next_south       = | next_south_acc   = | next_topwest     = | next_topwest_acc = | next_east        = | next_east_acc    = | next_west        = | next_west_acc    = | nolegend         = | legend           = | map_type         = | coordinates      =  | wifi             = | wifi_custom_ref  = | layout           = }}   Parameter descriptions   Top portion of infobox:  name - The station name  type - The type of station. Values are:  (default) - a New York City Subway station  "complex" - a New York City Subway station complex (a station with transfers to other lines on non-adjacent platforms). This is the setting for the first infobox on a page with multiple NYCS infoboxes; subsequent infoboxes describe individual platforms.  "SIR" - a Staten Island Railway station  "former" - a former/permanently closed New York City Subway station  "future" - a future New York City Subway station (i.e. under construction)  "tempclosed" - a temporarily closed New York City Subway station  "planned" - a planned New York City Subway station (i.e. not finalized yet)  "SIRformer", "SIRfuture", "SIRtempclosed", "SIRplanned": same as above, for Staten Island Railway stations  "custom" - if "custom" is put as the value for the type parameter, insert a custom value in the type_custom parameter.  image - An image of the station  image_size - Specifies an image size in pixels other than the default (300 pixels)  image_caption - A caption for the image  alt - Alternate text for the image Station statistics:  address - Street address/intersection of the station  borough - Borough that the station is located in  locale - Locale/neighborhood of the station  map_type, coordinates – The coordinates, when placed here, add the station's location on a map of New York City Subway lines, as well as add geographical coordinates of the station using .   line - Line(s) that serve the station  service - New York City Subway only: The service at the station: see Wikipedia:WikiProject New York City Public Transportation/New York City Subway/Lines  service_header - Services displayed on the top of the infobox as shown on the sign at the station's entrance. This is only used if the station sign omits rush-hour, late-night, or off-peak services  service_custom - Services for non-New York City Subway lines and closed stations  service_type and service_header_type: For some NYCS ... templates, there is an extra parameter called "type", so these two parameters are used for that template's "type" parameter.  transfer - Transfer(s) to other lines. Use  with HTML breaks for additional stations.  connection - Connecting services (e.g. bus, rail) that serve the station  structure - Type of station structure (e.g. underground, at-grade, or elevated)  depth - The depth of the primary platform below ground level  levels - Number of levels of platforms at the station (use only if more than one exists; mezzanine/entrance levels are not included)  platforms - Information about the platform(s) at the station  tracks  - Number of tracks at the station  Other information:  open_date - Date station originally opened and dates of subsequent reopenings (if applicable)  close_date - Date(s) station closed, either temporarily or permanently  rebuilt - Date(s) station last received a rebuild/rehabilitation  accessible - If any text is placed here a universal symbol for disabled accessibility () will appear.  acc_note - Notes about accessibility of the station, such as inaccessibility elsewhere  cross_platform - If any text is placed here, the note "Cross-platform wheelchair access available" will appear.   former and other_name - Use former for previous station name(s) (give dates when possible); use other_name for alternative names currently in use  other_exits - Other station entrances/exits (note whether they are entrance or exit only)  opposite_transfer - whether there is a free transfer to other platform(s) with service in the opposite direction. Usually, this is already given by default, but the default can be overridden.  code - Official station code  wifi – If the station has Wi-Fi, a cellular network, or wireless  wifi_custom_ref – The number of the reference name for the "wifi" parameter  Traffic:  passengers – Number of passengers using the station. Overridden if given automatically  pass_year – Year passenger information was gathered. Overridden if given automatically  pass_percent – Percentage increase or decrease in usage. Overridden if given automatically  rank – Ridership rank, out of  total stations. Overridden if given automatically  pass_station_name – The exact page title of the station whose statistics are being used. See Template:Infobox New York City Subway station/ridership/doc#Page names.  pass_ref – A custom reference for passenger ridership information. Otherwise it will use the default reference name . If the parameters passengers and rank are not set, the pass_ref parameter is necessary to display the ridership information.  Station succession:  next_north and next_south - The next station(s) north or south (by railroad direction) of this station. Use  with HTML breaks for multiple stations.  next_north_acc and next_south_acc - The next station(s) north or south of this station that are wheelchair accessible. Stations in which there is an accessible cross-platform transfer should also be included. Use  with HTML breaks for multiple stations.  next_east and next_west - The next station(s) east or west (geographically) of this station. Use  with HTML breaks for multiple stations.  next_east_acc and next_west_acc - The next station(s) east or west of this station that are wheelchair accessible. Stations in which there is an accessible cross-platform transfer should also be included. Use  with HTML breaks for multiple stations.  By default, east corresponds to railroad north, and west corresponds to railroad south. If the opposite is true (i.e. east corresponds to railroad south), use next_topwest and next_topwest_acc.  Station service legend: Provides a section for explaining the service symbols used in the infobox.  nolegend - removes station service legend from infobox for closed stations and non-NYCS stations  legend - overrides default station service legend  Parameters to be deprecated The following parameters that are currently used in station articles should be replaced. (The reason for this is to eventually reduce the size of this template for better performance and readability.)  caption (replaced with image_caption)   coords (use coordinates)  The following parameters have been removed:   SIR and station_complex (replace with 'type=SIR' or 'type=complex')  open_year and open_month_day (use open_date)  line_2 (use line with HTML breaks)  Transfer parameters (use transfer with HTML breaks):  transfer_station, transfer_line, transfer_service, transfer_station_acc, transfer_service_note, and transfer_custom  the above appended by _2 or _3  Next station parameters (use next_north or next_south with HTML breaks):  north_station, north_line, north_service, north_skip, north_local_station, north_local_service, north_express_station, north_express_service  the above with north replaced by south  north_custom_station, north_custom_station_2, north_custom_station_3  the above with north replaced by south  font_color,  bg_color, font_color_2, bg_color_2 - Deprecated  Parameters not in use yet The following parameters are not in use yet:  layout – Shows the station layout of the station. Not in use as all stations already have inline layouts.   Examples  The following examples are of infoboxes from the Roosevelt Avenue/74th Street (New York City Subway) station. The second and third infoboxes, in particular, are for the Jackson Heights – Roosevelt Avenue (IND Queens Boulevard Line) component of the station.   Example 1   The first example provides information about the station complex.  {{Infobox New York City Subway station | name = Roosevelt Avenue/74th Street | type = complex | image = Bad Title Example.png | image_caption = Caption for Bad Title Example.png | image_size = 200px | alt = Alternate text for Example | bg_color = black | address = intersection of Roosevelt Avenue, 74th Street and Broadway <br/>Jackson Heights, NY 11373 | borough = [[Queens]] | locale = [[Jackson Heights, Queens|Jackson Heights]] | coordinates = {{coord|40|44|48.35|N|73|53|29.47|W|type:railwaystation_region:US|display=inline}} | division = IRT/IND | line = [[IRT Flushing Line]]<br>[[IND Queens Boulevard Line]] | service = Roosevelt | accessible = yes | wifi = yes | connection = [[Q33 (New York City bus)|Q33]] bus to [[LaGuardia Airport]]<br/>[[Q47 (New York City bus)|Q47]] bus to LaGuardia [[Marine Air Terminal]] | passengers = 16.467 million | pass_year = 2008 | pass_percent = 3.14 | rank = 14 }}   Example 2   The second example provides information about the IND Queens Boulevard Line level. The infobox for the IRT Flushing Line level has a similar format.  {{Infobox New York City Subway station | name = Jackson Heights–<br/> Roosevelt Avenue | image = Bad Title Example.png | image_caption = Caption for Bad Title Example.png | image_size = 200px | alt = Alternate text for Example | bg_color = #11117D | bg_color_2 = #FF6E1A | division = IND | line = [[IND Queens Boulevard Line]] | service = Queens | structure = underground | platforms = 2 [[island platform]]s | tracks = 4 | open_date = 	August 19, 1933 | accessible = yes | wifi = yes | next_north = {{NYCS next | type=local | line=IND Queens Boulevard Line | station=Elmhurst Avenue | service=Queens local }}<br/>{{NYCS next | type=express | line=IND Queens Boulevard Line | station=Forest Hills–71st Avenue | service = Queens express }} | next_south = {{NYCS next | type=local | line=IND Queens Boulevard Line | station=65th Street | service=Queens local }}<br/>{{NYCS next | type=express | line=IND Queens Boulevard Line | station=Queens Plaza | service = Queens Plaza express }}<br/>{{NYCS next | type=Express via 63rd Street | station=21st Street–Queensbridge | line=IND 63rd Street Line | service=63rd IND }} | next_north_acc = {{NYCS next | type=Cross-platform transfer to/from express trains | line=IND Queens Boulevard Line | station=Forest Hills–71st Avenue | service = Queens local }}<br/>{{NYCS next | line=IND Queens Boulevard Line | station=Kew Gardens–Union Turnpike | service = Queens east }} | next_south_acc = {{NYCS next | type=via Queens Boulevard| line=IND Queens Boulevard Line | station=Queens Plaza | service=Queens Plaza }}<br/>{{NYCS next | type=via 63rd Street | station=21st Street–Queensbridge | line=IND 63rd Street Line | service=63rd IND }} | layout= | coordinates = {{coord|40|44|48.35|N|73|53|29.47|W|type:railwaystation_region:US|display=inline}} }}   Microformat    See also       Wikipedia:WikiProject New York City Public Transportation  Template:Infobox station  Template:Infobox rail line   ব্যবহার    আরও দেখুন