Template:AlbumFooter
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RECENT CHANGES:
- artist and album parameters are now (mostly) optional
About this Template
Include this template at the bottom of album pages. It will produce an External links section heading and automatically generate a list of external links.
Usage
To use this template, place the following at the bottom of the Album page with the parameters correctly filled and all <<>> removed:
{{AlbumFooter
|artist = <<Artist Name>>
|album = <<Album Name>>
|romanizedArtist = <<Romanized Artist Name>>
|romanizedAlbum = <<Romanized Album Name>>
|akuma = <<akuma.de code>>
|asin = <<Amazon.com ASIN Code>>
|iTunes = <<iTunes code>>
|allmusic = <<Allmusic code>>
|discogs = <<Discogs code>>
|musicbrainz = <<MusicBrainz Code>>
|download = <<full URL>>
}}
Parameters
- artist – The artist name (in the original and official spelling). This parameter can be omitted unless the {{Album}} template uses "Split" parameters instead of the "Artist" parameter, or the artist name contains HTML tags or special characters that were replaced with HTML code.
- romanizedArtist – If the artist name is in a foreign alphabet (e.g. Cyrillic, Greek, Arabic, Japanese) include the (if possible official) romanization in this parameter. This will create additional Amazon and Last.fm search links with the romanized name.
- album – The name of the album (in the original and official spelling). This parameter can be omitted unless the artist name contains HTML tags or special characters that were replaced with HTML code in the {{Album}} template.
- romanizedAlbum – If the album name can be romanized as well, use this parameter.
- akuma – Insert the album's akuma.de ID here. The ID is the bit in bold:
http://www.akuma.de/artistname/albumtitle/album,r1312494,index.html - asin – Insert the album's Amazon identification number (ASIN) here. See {{asin}} for more information.
- iTunes – Insert the album's iTunes ID here to generate an iTunes link. See {{iTunes}} for more information.
- allmusic – Insert the allmusic ID (not the complete link) here to include a link to the album on allmusic.com. See {{allmusic}} for more information.
- discogs – Insert the Discogs ID prefixed with "master/" or "release/" (not the complete link) here to include a link to the album on Discogs. See {{Discogs}} for more information.
- musicbrainz – Insert the MusicBrainz url ID (not the complete link) here to include a link to the album on MusicBrainz.org. Note: Only use IDs for releases, not release-groups. See {{MusicBrainz}} for more information.
- download – If the album is available for free download legally, use this parameter with the full URL to produce a link.
See also the Formatting Albums page in the help section.
Example
{{AlbumFooter
|romanizedArtist = The Beatles
|romanizedAlbum = Abbey Road
|akuma = r930514
|asin = B000002UB3
|iTunes = id=311083368
|allmusic = 10:jifwxql5ldae
|discogs = master/24047
|musicbrainz = d6010be3-98f8-422c-a6c9-787e2e491e58
|download = http://some.url/dont-click-this-link
}}
