User talk:Illey

Turkish Infoboxes

Hi! Please note that Turkish articles can't use English infoboxes. New ones should be created for Turkish. I'd be happy to help you setting this up if you are interested? --EchoMan 07:23, 11 August 2010 (IST)

Ok, I'll write something and I'll let you know when I'm done. --EchoMan 10:02, 11 August 2010 (IST)

Here is a start: Help:Infoboxes. Please ask if it's unclear. :) --EchoMan 13:30, 12 August 2010 (IST)

Hello again. :) I created Template:Doc (tr) and Template:Doc (tr)/doc from the English versions (Note that these two should be translated so thet they get Turkish categories asap. Everything else worked, except you have named your "doc" link as "Doc". This is case sensitive and must be in lower case letters. After Template:Infobox:Üretim/Doc moved to Template:Infobox:Üretim/doc everything seems to work as it should. Please let me know if you need any more assistance. :)

(Oh, and by the way, try to link to articles you talk about with [[ ]] so they are easier to find and have a look at. Also, to put your signature in someones talk page, type --~~~~(or click on the signature button right above the edit box.) :) --EchoMan 07:18, 15 August 2010 (IST)

Articles with same name in different languages

When an article has the same name as already existing articles in other language, the new article add the language code at the end. The way we do it is to add " (ln)" after it, e.g. Silver, Silver (sv). When linking to such an article, you would type [[Silver (sv)|silver]] resulting in silver. So in your case, the name of the article should be "Takonit (tr)". --EchoMan 10:02, 11 August 2010 (IST)