Redigerer Mal:Webarchive/dok (avsnitt)

== Options ==

'''Main options'''

:;url..url10: The URL(s) to the archive service. There should always be a {{para|url}} which counts as the first url. Each {{para|url#}} can have its own numbered corresponding {{para|date#}} and {{para|title#}}. Matching of URL with date and title is done by numbers, not position. Numbers do not need to be in sequence, for example {{para|url2}} followed by {{para|url5}} works. 

:;date..date10: The date the page was archived. The date format displayed is the same as entered. If {{para|date}} is missing the template will make a best effort to find the date by decoding the archive URL (wayback and webcite for example provide this data in the URL), and will display the date in iso format by default. However including a date is recommended for date formatting reasons, and because other tools may not have the ability to decode the date from the URL.

:;title..title10: The text displayed for the link. If no {{para|title}} is provided then {{para|date}} is displayed. Otherwise {{para|title}} takes precedence if both are set.

'''Secondary options'''

:;nolink: If set to any value (including blank such as {{para|nolink}}) the wiki-link for the archive service will not be displayed. For example if [[Wayback Machine]] was previously linked in an article, it won't be linked again.

:;format: This is a special option to support the merger of {{tld|cite archives}}. It may be deprecated in the future. Because CS1|2 templates do not currently support more than one archive link, this template will tack on additional archive links to the end of a CS1|2 template output. It takes two values: {{para|format|addlarchives}} or {{para|format|addlpages}}. ''Addlarchives'' will display output appropriate for linking to multiple web archiving services. ''Addlpages'' will display output appropriate for linking to multiple pages at the same archive.

:;origurl: This is the original URL and this argument ''should not be used unless you know what you are doing''. This option is not recommended because it is redundant, not needed by the template and creates error-prone interactions with other link rot tools. For example given the original URL <code><nowiki>http://www.example.com</nowiki></code> it is already contained in the archive URLs:
:::'''Wayback''': {{para|url|https://web.archive.org/web/YYYYMMDDhhmmss/http://www.example.com}}
:::'''Webcite''': {{para|url|https://www.webcitation.org/5eWaHRbn4?url{{=}}http://www.example.com}} (more info at [[WP:Using WebCite#Use_within_Wikipedia|Using WebCite]])
:::'''Archive.is''': {{para|url|https://archive.is/YYYYMMDDhhmmss/http://www.example.com}} (more info at [[WP:Using archive.is#Use_within_Wikipedia|Using Archive.is]])
::Archive services that have the option for long-form URLs, like the above examples, should use that (most do) instead of {{para|origurl}}. [[Wikipedia_talk:Using_archive.is#RfC:_Should_we_use_short_or_long_format_URLs.3F|See RfC]] which discusses the policy of disallowing URL-shortening which can be used to hide blacklisted websites. In the rare instances when an archive service only has shortened URLs available, the original URL can be stored in the {{para|origurl}} argument. Another reason not to use this argument unless necessary is because other link-rot tools (bots, edit scripts etc) may try to "save" the URL—which is presumably dead—by converting it to an archive URL, adding a dead link tag or even messing with the archive URL. Note that the argument is not used by the template it is only for storage.
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