Template:MedalistTableParalympics
| Games | Class | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|
Usage[change source]
This template is to facilitate the creation of tables of medallists in the Paralympic Games, in articles. It includes a column named Class for the classification system used in certain Paralympic sports.
(For sports without the classification system, use Template:MedalistTable instead.)
To create tables of medallists at sporting events using classification in the Paralympic Games, start a table and place the following template on the first line:
- {{MedalistTableParalympics|class=|type=|labelwidth=|classwidth=|columns=|width=|fontsize=}}
Parameters[change source]
- class = This offers the option to use a user-defined table style. The default is "wikitable".
- type = This sets the label for the first column, possibilities include: Games, Year, Event, Championships etc. The default is "Games"
- columns = This adjusts the number of columns within the medallists' fields. A value of 1 leaves one field in each of the Gold, Silver, and Bronze columns, enough for the medallists' names. A value of 2 leaves two fields in each column, making it possible to add the competitor's result/time/score, or nationality etc. The default is "1".
- labelwidth = This adjusts the size of the first column (default: "Games"). Depending on amount of information in the boxes in the first column, this may be increased or reduced for presentation purposes. The default is 95.
- classwidth = This adjusts the size of the second column ("Class"). Depending on amount of information in the boxes in the second column, this may be increased or reduced for presentation purposes. The default is 68.
- width = This adjust the width of the "Gold Silver Bronze" columns. Depending on amount of information in the columns, this may be increased or reduced for presentation purposes. The default is 200.
- fontsize = This adjusts the overall font size used in the table. The default is 100.
Example 1[change source]
Entering the following will give the example table below.
{|{{MedalistTableParalympics|type=Event|columns=2}}
|-
|[[10 km men]]
| Visually impaired
|[[Johnny Gold]] || 30 minutes
|[[Sammy Silver]] || 36 minutes
|[[Billy Bronze]] || 1 hour
|-
|rowspan="2"| [[10 km women]]
| Standing
| Peggy || 29:01:10
| Sue || 34:45:30
| Ann || Did not finish
|-
| Sitting
| Rhonda || 32:04:20
| Marilyn || 45:47:20
| Miranda || 46:50:00
|}
| Event | Class | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 km men | Visually impaired | Johnny Gold | 30 minutes | Sammy Silver | 36 minutes | Billy Bronze | 1 hour |
| 10 km women | Standing | Peggy | 29:01:10 | Sue | 34:45:30 | Ann | Did not finish |
| Sitting | Rhonda | 32:04:20 | Marilyn | 45:47:20 | Miranda | 46:50:00 | |
Example 2[change source]
The following is another style of usage, one which documents past winners at a certain championships or Games.
{| {{MedalistTableParalympics|location=yes|classwidth=10}}
|-
! scope=row rowspan=2 |[[Cross-country skiing at the 1976 Winter Paralympics|1976]]
|rowspan=2| Örnsköldsvik
| I
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Pertti Sankilampi]]|FIN|1976 Winter}}
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Otto Malkki]]|FIN|1976 Winter}}
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Tauno Seppaenen]]|FIN|1976 Winter}}
|-
| II
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Bertil Lundmark]]|SWE|1976 Winter}}
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Kalle Tiusanen]]|FIN|1976 Winter}}
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Erkki Kukkanen]]|FIN|1976 Winter}}
|-
! scope=row rowspan=2| [[Cross-country skiing at the 1980 Winter Paralympics|1980]]
|rowspan=2| Geilo
| 1A
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Pertti Sankilampi]]|FIN|1980 Winter}}
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Samuli Kaemi]]|FIN|1980 Winter}}
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Otto Malkki]]|FIN|1980 Winter}}
|-
| 2A
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Veikko Jantunen]]|FIN|1980 Winter}}
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Gerard Vandel]]|FRA|1980 Winter}}
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Bertil Lundmark]]|SWE|1980 Winter}}
|-
! scope=row rowspan=3| [[Cross-country skiing at the 1984 Winter Paralympics|1984]]
|rowspan=3| Innsbruck
| Gr I
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Reinhold Sager]]|AUT|1984 Winter}}
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Adolf Stuber]]|FRG|1984 Winter}}
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Peter Gilomen]]|SUI|1984 Winter}}
|-
| Gr II
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Georg Freund]]|AUT|1984 Winter}}
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Siegwald Mussger]]|AUT|1984 Winter}}
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Josef Dietziker]]|SUI|1984 Winter}}
|-
| LW2
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Pertti Sankilampi]]|FIN|1984 Winter}}
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Samuli Kaemi]]|FIN|1984 Winter}}
| {{flagIPCmedalist|[[Ari Mustonen]]|FIN|1984 Winter}}
|}
| Games | Location | Class | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1976 | Örnsköldsvik | I | Pertti Sankilampi Finland
|
Otto Malkki Finland
|
Tauno Seppaenen Finland
|
| II | Bertil Lundmark Sweden
|
Kalle Tiusanen Finland
|
Erkki Kukkanen Finland
| ||
| 1980 | Geilo | 1A | Pertti Sankilampi Finland
|
Samuli Kaemi Finland
|
Otto Malkki Finland
|
| 2A | Veikko Jantunen Finland
|
Gerard Vandel France
|
Bertil Lundmark Sweden
| ||
| 1984 | Innsbruck | Gr I | Reinhold Sager Austria
|
Adolf Stuber West Germany
|
Peter Gilomen Switzerland
|
| Gr II | Georg Freund Austria
|
Siegwald Mussger Austria
|
Josef Dietziker Switzerland
| ||
| LW2 | Pertti Sankilampi Finland
|
Samuli Kaemi Finland
|
Ari Mustonen Finland
|