Template:Norwegian

Please see Language templates for a list of all pre-made language templates.

Template documentation

This documentation is transcluded from Template:Language/doc. (edit | history)

Usage

{{Norwegian}}

or

{{no}}

This template is used to designate the language used in an article's source if that language is Norwegian rather than English. Specify its name to template {{source}} using parameter lang=.

Example (language spec is bolded):

{{source\|url=http://www.example.com/foobar \|title=Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet \|author=Ford Prefect \|pub=Megadodo Publications \|date=December 6, 2014 \|lang=no* }}

This produces the following:

Ford Prefect. "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet" — Megadodo Publications, December 6, 2014 (Norwegian)

An older, deprecated style calls this template directly; put it after the source reference, with a space between the reference and the language template.

Example (language spec is bolded):

{{source\|url=http://www.example.com/foobar \|title=Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet \|author=Ford Prefect \|pub=Megadodo Publications \|date=December 6, 2014 }} {{no}}*

Custom Languages

See: Languageicon for more details.

If the language you need is not listed amongst the languages in the Language templates category, you can use the {{Languageicon}} template, and manually input the ISO code, language name, and language article name.

Alternatively you can create a new language template for the language in question.