This is the basic syntax you need to get an Australian shield for use in a junction listing. Just place this prior to a road name and fill in the variables.  Some helpful usage hints can also be found here.  Usage {{AUshield|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8}}  Here's what you should fill in  1, 3, 5, 7: The code for the type of route. See the table below for the codes to use.  2, 4, 6, 8: The route number.  For state routes that are alphanumeric, this is just the number, not the prefix letter.  For national highways that are alphanumeric, this includes the prefix letter.  Parameters 3 to 8 are optional, and should only be used when two ore more routes are multiplexed on the same road.  Always use an even number of parameters, as using an odd number of parameters will generate an error.  The parameters replace the numbers, i.e. it should not be 1=S, just simply S.  Route Types Route TypeCodeExampleExample imageNational Highway (numeric)N{{AUshield|N|1}}National Highway (alpha-numeric){{AUshield|N|M1}}National Highway (ACT standard)ACTN{{AUshield|ACTN|23}}National RouteR{{AUshield|R|1}}Alternate National Route{{AUshield|R|ALT23}}State Route (numeric)S{{AUshield|S|2}}Alternate State Route (numeric){{AUshield|S|ALT30}}State Route (numeric) – tollway{{AUshield|S|TOLL43}}Alpha-numeric RouteUse state where highway is located.For interstate routes without a shield and name change use AN.For alpha-numeric National Highways, use N.AN{{AUshield|AN|A1}}NSW{{AUshield|NSW|M1}}NT{{AUshield|NT|C80}}QLD{{AUshield|QLD|M2}}{{AUshield|QLD|ALTA2}}SA{{AUshield|SA|B90}}TAS{{AUshield|TAS|B34}}VIC{{AUshield|VIC|B400}}Alphanumeric (ACT standard)ACT{{AUshield|ACT|B23}}VIC / new QLD Toll Alpha-numeric RouteToll{{AUshield|Toll|M6}}MetroadMet{{AUshield|Met|1}}Tourist DriveT{{AUshield|T|2}}Old ACT Tourist DriveACTT{{AUshield|ACTT|3}}Old Brisbane freeway routeBris{{AUshield|Bris|F3}}Old Melbourne freeway routeMel{{AUshield|Mel|F80}}Old New South Wales freeway routeNSWF{{AUshield|NSWF|F4}}NSW detour routeD{{AUshield|D|D1}}Additional icons: Airport+{{AUshield|+|airport}} Hospital{{AUshield|+|hospital}}Special:No Route Marker (Blank)Used to align text on articles that would look messy otherwise. Use common sense.None{{AUshield|None|<shield>}}See below for accepted inputs. Foo Highway Foo Street Foo Highway Foo Highway Foo Motorway Foo Avenue  Other settings  Alt text: By default, alt text and image linking is turned off. Use  to include alt text (e.g. State Route 2) and the default image link.  Size: The default size is x20px (height of 20 pixels). To change this, use  parameter, which accepts the same values as the [[File ]] syntax.  ALT/BUS shield sizes: The default size for alternative or business National Routes is 17px, while the default size for alternative State Routes is 21px, this will ensure the "main" part of the shield is equivalent to the default size of the standard shields.  +ExamplesWhat you typeWhat you get{{AUshield|S|2|alt=on}}{{AUshield|S|2|size=35px}}  Blank Markers Currently available blanks exist for the following marker types: N N Alpha R S Met NSW Small NSW Mid NSW Large AN4 AN3 AN2  Note: AN# refers to generic Non-NSW alphanumerics, with # denoting the number of characters on the shield (including lead letter).  The following notes describe the inner workings of the  group of templates. They are intended to assist template maintainers – for standard usage of the template in articles, see the documentation above.  :Template:AUshield This is a wrapper template, that calls the core sub-template in order to display each shield. Each set of unnamed parameters (1 and 2, 3 and 4, 5 and 6, 7 and 8) is passed through to the core sub-template as unnamed parameters. Also passed through is the optional  parameter, which defines whether alt text and the image link are displayed; and the  parameter - if not defined, the default size for each shield is used, by passing through each pair of unnamed parameters to the default size sub-template. :Template:AUshield/default size This sub-template determines the default size based on route type. Most routes have a default size of x20px. Alternate and Business National Routes are identified by seeing if there is an error encountered when the sum "1 + route number", as only e alternate and business routes will generate an error Alternate State Route work on the same principle Alphanumeric route ALT2 is identified using a #switch statement, as it is the only alternate alphanumeric route. :Template:AUshield/core This sub template implements the file syntax, with the naming pattern based on route type. This is typically in the format [[File:<Route type> <route number>.svg]]. Size is determined by the size parameter passed through to this sub template. Alt text and image link are intentionally undefined, unless the alt parameter has been passed through with a non-null value.   TemplateData    See also   , and : Used to generate table header and footer rows for a MOS:RJL compliant junction table  , , , , , , , : Used to generate table rows for each junction or feature in a MOS:RJL compliant junction table  , , , , ,  , , : Used to generate a list of suburbs (or cities or features) as a destination list in a road junction table that is MOS:RJL compliant   ব্যবহার    আরও দেখুন