Template:Event

	This template is generated by the Lua module LuaTemplateEvent

Usage

• The following code creates an Event template floating to the right of an article.
• Choose a single option from the choices within curly brackets { and }, but do not keep the curly brackets. For example: subject = DNS.
• Every parameter other than "start" and "end" are optional.

{{Event|
|logo = LogoFile.{png / svg} (Optional: name of the event logo file)
|process = {IGF / ICANN / etc }
|start = {YYYY/MM/DD} (Required: start date of event)
|end = {YYYY/MM/DD} (Required: end date of event)
|country = {Name of the country or territory}
|city = {Name of the city}
|venue = {Name of the venue / Online}
|organizer = {Organizing entity}
|website = https://example.org
|subject = {Event category, e.g. IP Numbers, DNS, etc.} (Formerly "category")
|has_previous_event = Attempts to find a previous event automatically, otherwise: {No / specific page name e.g. "ICANN 64"}
|has_next_event = Attempts to find a next event automatically, otherwise: {No / specific page name e.g. "IGF 2015"}
|platform name = user handle (for social media, see more in Template:SocialMediaExplanation. Each platform in its own line, repeat for each platform)
}}

Social media

Any social media platform listed below can be called by this template, being rendered at its footer. E.g.: instagram = icannwiki will render an icon leading to: instagram.com/icannwiki/

The current list of available platforms is as follows (transcluded from Module:SocialMedia):

Facebook, Github, Instagram, LinkedIn, Telegram, Threads, TikTok, X/Twitter, Youtube

Internet Governance Forum