Template:Ordinal
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Usage
<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">integerth</syntaxhighlight>
This template will add the appropriate ordinal indicator to a given integer.
Use <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline>integerth</syntaxhighlight> to display the ordinal suffix in superscript. Do not use superscript notation in the article space, per this section of the Manual of Style.
For integers ending in 1, 2 or 3 (except for integers ending in 11, 12 or 13), the ordinal suffixes will be -st, -nd and -rd, respectively. To display -d for the ordinal suffix rather than -nd and -rd, use <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline>integerth</syntaxhighlight>.
This template should not be used in running prose in articles; it is intended for automated script processing of numeric data. Writing something like "in the {{ordinal|16}} century" serves no purpose, and just makes the wikicode harder to understand and edit.
Examples
| Markup | Renders as |
|---|---|
{{Ordinal|101}}
|
101st |
{{Ordinal|−102}}
|
−102nd |
{{Ordinal|102|sup=yes}}
|
102nd |
{{Ordinal|103}}
|
103rd |
{{Ordinal|103|d}}
|
103d |
{{Ordinal|first}}
|
firstth |
{{Ordinal|47th}}
|
47thth |
Other
- This template can be substituted.
See also
- {{Cardinal}}, which removes the ordinal indicator from an ordinal number
- {{Ordinal to word}}, which produces the spelled-out form, "first" "second", etc.