Template:Cite GG02

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Grantville Gazette II' ', page cited missing (of 324).

Usage

re: Grantville Gazette II

This template is documented indirectly using {{Cite GG01/doc}}, for all templates
in the series (Cite GG01, Cite GG02, ..., Cite GG14, etc.) share the same features.

re: The Grantville Gazettes Citations templates, part of 1632 series.

This template fills in the blanks in {{Cite book}} and uses the same field names with a few exceptions.

Specifying a 'default' field name (e.g. isbn) will override the default, which in this case, is the isbn for the 1st ed. hardcover.

If that is used to cite the ebook or the paperback, then edition= must also be specified (changed).

Similarly, date would need changed when citing either, but not origdate, which is correct.

Specify long=yes or l=true (|l=1 will do it) the first time the template is used on a page to toggle the long output form. Subsequent cites will be briefer.

the output needs nested in standard <ref>{cite book| ... }}</ref> manner,: at least until release 1.4 allows embedding ref blocks inside templates.

Optional (Non-standard named) fields are:
  pp= (alternative for pages=)
   q= (alternative for quote=)
  ch= (alternative for chapter)
long= or l= (define TRUE (anything) to display full book cite format,
            when FALSE, gives abbreviated list above.)
Optional (Not part of {{cite book}}) named fields are:

pp= (alternative for pages=) Note in either case, you must provide your own leading "p. " or "pp. "
 q= (alternative for quote=)

ch= (alternative for chapter)

st= or story= (Both alternative for chapter), but which preface "in the story:" to the 
     chapter field, building the string:chapter= 'in the Story: "{{{st}}}"'
     (in other words using ch or chapter gives you total formatting control. st/story are
     for these anthologies where one is most likely discussing, citing characters or
     developments revealed in that canonical story.)

long= or l= This is a "switch", which if defined causes a change in output.
     Providing one "long" (should be the first) cite of the book in that article
     on the page, with other cites shortened.

[edit] Mode demonstrations

Long result,: given a page and quote:{{Cite GG01|pp= p. 4|chapter=Preface |long=1|q=... Two of them—Loren Jones' "Anna's Story" and Tom Van Netta's "Curio and Relic"— were originally submitted for the anthology {{ROF-1|i}}. Both of them were stories I would have included in the anthology except that I ran out of space and, ... decided to accept other stories instead.}}

Flint, Eric, (ed.); and various others. The Grantville Gazette (anthology, volume I), Thomas Kidd (cover art), p. 4 (of 361). “... Two of them—Loren Jones' "Anna's Story" and Tom Van Netta's "Curio and Relic"— were originally submitted for the anthology Ring of Fire . Both of them were stories I would have included in the anthology except that I ran out of space and, ... decided to accept other stories instead.”

Normal: default result:given {{Cite GG01|st=Anna's Story|quote=She didn't look back. If the new men were fighting Tilly's bastards, all the better. It gave her more time to escape and hide.|pages= pp. 17-18}}

Flint, Eric, (ed.); and various others , in the story... The Grantville Gazette (anthology, volume I), pp. 17-18 (of 361). “She didn't look back. If the new men were fighting Tilly's bastards, all the better. It gave her more time to escape and hide.”