Author: andreengels

Description:
On the Dutch village pump there's been some discussion about infoboxes and other often complicated-looking and large pieces of wikitext that precede the actual text of the article. One possibility to resolve this would be if we could put the text at the bottom of the page, and just add a pointer to it at the top. This would then, I imagine, look something like this:

{{include:infobox}}
{{include:pictures}}
Now we can start the real text of '''this article''' at line three instead of line forty, which doesn't look that [[intimidating]] to new users.

etc. etc.

{{define:infobox|
Here goes all the ugly stuff that we don't want to bother the new writer with}}
{{define:pictures|
[[Image:Somepicture|thumb|Some picture to go in the upper left that we also don't want to bother them with]]}}

Version: unspecified
Severity: enhancement