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The Medal infobox series of templates allow editors to list an athlete or sportsperson's major medals at the top of their respective biography article, alongside the lead section.

Usage

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The medal infobox consists of two templates:

  • {{MedalTableTop}} – for starting the table (image optional)
  • {{Medal}} – for the several elements within the table

A further template ({{MedalBox}}) is used for listing medals in the middle of the main article text.

Parameters

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MedalTableTop

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Michael Johnson
Alternative text here
Johnson at the London Olympic Stadium
Heiðursmerki
Men's athletics
Umboðar  USA
Basic usage
{{MedalTableTop|image=|imagesize=|alt=|caption=|name=|sport=|country_code=|medals=}}
  • image This give you the option to place a headline image in the infobox. Use just the file name and extension, excluding the namespace prefix, for example: MyImage.jpg not File:MyImage.jpg.
  • imagesize This adjusts the size of the image and must consist of a number followed by "px" (e.g. 150px). The default is 100px. Sizes over 200px are no recommended for typical usage.
  • alt This provides a description of the image for accessibility users or those using weak connections
  • caption This adds a short description to describe the image. Try to be brief, using just a few words.
  • name This option adjusts the title that appears at the top of the box. This should typically be the athlete's common name. By default it will display the article title without the disambiguator, for example on Michael Johnson (sprinter) "Michael Johnson" will appear by default. To deactivate the title enter no in the field.
  • header This optional field can be used to change the text in the opening "Medal record" section. This is useful when the template appears in a section of an article. See Michael Phelps for a working example.
  • sport This option includes the athlete's sport (e.g. Men's swimming) in the first line of the medal record. This replaces the need for {{Medal|Sport}} when an athlete has medalled in only one sport. In cases where an athlete has competed in multiple sports, it is still possible to use the {{Medal|Sport}} template usage to list the different sports.
  • country_code This option uses the country code (e.g. USA = United States, CHN = China, GBR2 = Great Britain) to generate the country that the athlete represents in the second line of the medal record. This replaces the need for {{Medal|Country}} when an athlete has competed for only one country. In cases where an athlete has represented multiple countries, it is still possible to use the {{Medal|Country}} template usage to list the different countries.
  • medals This is the only compulsory field as this is used to place medals and descriptions within the infobox through the {{Medal}} template. To work correctly it must be the last field in the main template.

Medal

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Heiðursmerki
Men's athletics
Umboðar  USA
Olympic Games
Gold medal – first place 2012 TEST 100 m
Silver medal – second place 2012 TEST 100 m
Bronze medal – third place 2012 TEST 100 m
Vinnari 2012 TEST 100 m
Nummar tvey 2012 TEST 100 m
Annað pláss 2012 TEST 100 m
Triðja pláss 2012 TEST 100 m
Playoffs 2012 TEST 100 m
Diskvalifiserað(ur) 2012 TEST 100 m
Men's bobsled
Umboðar  Jamaika
World Bobsled Championships
Diskvalifiserað(ur) 2013 TEST Bobsled

The Medal template is a multi-purpose one which allows for all varieties of entries within the medal table.

Basic usage
{{Medal|TYPE|FIELD1|FIELD2}}

There are four major types:

  • Competition This states the general competition at which the following medals were achieved (e.g. Olympic Games, Pan Pacific Swimming Championships)
  • Medal performances: There are ten types of medal performances. These contain two separate fields for the year of the competition and its location (e.g. 2008 Beijing, 2010 Delhi) and the medalling event or category (e.g. pole vault, 56 kg, 50 m freestyle). The medal types are (with shortcut in brackets):
    • Gold (G)
    • Silver (S)
    • Bronze (B)
    • Winner (W)
    • Runnerup (RU)
    • Second (2nd)
    • Third (3rd)
    • Playoffs (PO)
    • Disqualified (DQ)
Heiðursmerki
Pierre de Coubertin medal 2012

The final type (TrueSpirit) is used for the Pierre de Coubertin medal. This has only one extra field for the year it was awarded.

Heiðursmerki
Diskvalifiserað(ur) 2012 TEST 100 m[1]

For the disqualified medal template, it is possible to create a reference directly after the template to explain the reason for disqualification. This can be particularly useful in the case of relay runners disqualified through no fault of their own, due to doping by team mates for example.

  1. ↑ Reason for disqualification
Multiple countries/sports

Where an athlete has competed for multiple countries or in multiple sports it will be necessary to use the Country or Sport Medal types, in addition to the main sport and country_code listings in the MedalTableTop template

  • Country This is usually the first section showing the person's relevant country (or team). Enter the country's three letter code in curly brackets (e.g. {{CHN}} ), including "the" where appropriate (e.g. the {{United States}} ). In rare cases the correct input may be something else (e.g. a team name). Independent is used for independent athletes.
  • Sport This states the sport that the athlete is competing in (e.g. Women's swimming)

MedalBox

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Altjóða heiðursmerki
Men's ice hockey
Umboðar  Kanada
Heimsmeistaraskapur
Silver medal – second place 1989 Svøríki Íshokky

The MedalBox template has a similar output to the MedalTableTop template, but it is specifically designed for non-infobox usages (i.e. mid-article boxes).

Basic usage
{{MedalBox|color=|title=|sport=|country=|medals=}}
  • color This option changes the color of the box header. If omitted, the default is light grey.
  • title This parameter allows you to customise the box title. If omitted, the default is "Medal record".
  • sport This displays the athlete's primary sport (e.g. "Men's ice hockey"). This option supersedes the "Medal|Sport" template function.
  • country This displays the athlete's primary country or team (e.g. "{{CAN}}"). This option supersedes the "Medal|Country" template function.
  • medals This is the only compulsory field as this is used to place medals and descriptions within the box through the {{Medal}} template. To work correctly it must be the last field in the main template.

Examples

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For competitors who have competed in the same sport for the same country, the templates should be ordered Sport, Country, Competition1, Award, Competition2, Award and so on. 

{{MedalTableTop|image=Example.jpg|imagesize=150px|alt=Alt text for image|name=Athlete name
|sport=Men's [[Athletics (sport)|athletics]]|country_code=AUS|medals=
{{Medal|Competition|[[Olympic Games]]}}
{{Medal|Gold|[[2000 Summer Olympics|2000 Sydney]] | [[Athletics at the 2000 Summer Olympics – Men's 100 metres|100 m]] }}
{{Medal|Competition|[[Commonwealth Games]]}}
{{Medal|Silver|[[2006 Commonwealth Games|2006 Melbourne]] | [[Athletics at the 2006 Commonwealth Games|200 m]] }}
{{Medal|Bronze|2006 Melbourne | 400 m }}
}}
Athlete name

Heiðursmerki
Men's athletics
Umboðar  Avstralia
Olympic Games
Gold medal – first place 2000 Sydney 100 m
Commonwealth Games
Silver medal – second place 2006 Melbourne 200 m
Bronze medal – third place 2006 Melbourne 400 m


Medalbox

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Here is a basic demonstration of the MedalBox template usage: 

{{MedalBox|title=Altjóða heiðursmerki|sport=Men's [[ice hockey]]|country={{ih|CAN}}|medals=
{{Medal|Competition|[[World Junior Ice Hockey Championships|World Junior Championships]]}}
{{Medal|Gold|[[2005 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships|2005 Grand Forks]]|}}
{{Medal|Silver|[[2004 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships|2004 Helsinki]]|}}
{{Medal|Competition|[[IIHF World U18 Championships|World Junior U18 Championships]]}}
{{Medal|Gold|[[2003 IIHF World U18 Championships|2003 Yaroslavl]]|}}
{{Medal|Competition|[[Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament|Eight Nations Cup]]}}
{{Medal|Gold|[[2002 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament|2002 Slovakia]]|}}
}}
International medals
Men's ice hockey
Umboðar  Kanada
World Junior Championships
Gold medal – first place 2005 Grand Forks
Silver medal – second place 2004 Helsinki
World Junior U18 Championships
Gold medal – first place 2003 Yaroslavl
Eight Nations Cup
Gold medal – first place 2002 Slovakia


Historical templates

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Deprecated TableTop templates
{{MedalTop}} and {{MedalTopPic}} – use {{MedalTableTop}} with {{Medal|Competition|Olympic Games}}
{{MedalTop3}} – (for Paralympic Games) use {{MedalTableTop}}
{{MedalTableTopPic}} – use {{MedalTableTop}} with the same parameters
Deprecated Competition templates
{{MedalOlympic}} – use {{Medal|Competition|Olympic Games}}
{{MedalParalympic}} – use {{Medal|Competition|Paralympic Games}}
{{MedalWorldChampionships}} – use {{Medal|Competition|World Championships}}
{{MedalEuropeanChampionships}} – use {{Medal|Competition|European Championships}}
Deprecated Medal templates

{{MedalGold}}
{{MedalSilver}}
{{MedalBronze}}

For competitions differing from Gold, Silver and Bronze terminology {{MedalW}}
{{MedalRU}}

Deprecated closing template

{{MedalBottom}} - table now automatically closes by using the |medals= parameter and moving two curly brackets to the end of the templates.

Tracking categories

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