Template:Style.com designer

Style.com designer collections at style.com (archived)

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Template:Style.com designer displays an archived external link to a designer's collections at the former Style.com website.

Usage

ID only: {{Style.com designer | ID }}; {{Style.com designer | id= ID }}

ID and Name: {{Style.com designer | ID | NAME }}; {{Style.com designer | id= ID | name= NAME }}

ID and Archived: {{Style.com designer | ID | archived= NUMBER }}; {{Style.com designer | id= ID | archived= NUMBER }}

ID, Name, Archived: {{Style.com designer | ID | NAME | NUMBER }}; {{Style.com designer | id= ID | name= NAME | archived NUMBER }}

Template data

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This template displays an archived external link to a designer's collections at the former Style.com website.

Template parameters[Edit template data]
Parameter		Description	Type	Status
ID	`1` `id`	The ID portion of the URL, such as GUCCI for http://www.style.com/fashionshows/designerdirectory/GUCCI/seasons/.	String	required
Name	`2` `name` `title`	The name displayed in the link text. If not specified it defaults to the article's {{PAGENAME}}, without disambiguation.	String	optional
Archived	`3` `archived`	A number representing the archived date and time, as used by the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine. Example: 20140729112110 for https://web.archive.org/web//http://www.style.com/fashionshows/designerdirectory/GUCCI/seasons/.	Number	optional

Locating the "id" number

To figure out what "id" should be for a given designer, go to style.com's designer directory and select the label you want. Once you're there, the URL should look like http://www.style.com/fashionshows/designerdirectory/LABEL/seasons/, where "LABEL" is a the label's or designer's name (sometimes shortened). Copy ONLY that name, because that will be your "id" parameter.

Examples

The following examples show a link to the Style.com page for Gucci:

http://www.style.com/fashionshows/designerdirectory/GUCCI/seasons/

id

Usage: {{Style.com designer | GUCCI }}; {{Style.com designer | id= GUCCI }}

Results: Style.com designer collections at style.com (archived); Style.com designer collections at style.com (archived)

name

Usage: {{Style.com designer | GUCCI | Gucci }}; {{Style.com designer | id= GUCCI | name= Gucci }}

Results: Gucci collections at style.com (archived); Gucci collections at style.com (archived)

archived

Usage: {{Style.com designer | GUCCI | Gucci | 20140729112110 }}; {{Style.com designer | id= GUCCI | name= Gucci | archived= 20140729112110 }}

Results: Gucci collections at style.com (archived); Gucci collections at style.com (archived)