Template:Resource Sheets

{{{class_name}}} Class Level: [[image:level{{{class_difficulty_level}}}.gif|link=]]
Instructor(s): {{{instructor}}}
‎ Recorded: {{{rec_year}}}.{{{rec_month}}}.{{{rec_day}}}	‎ File Info: {{{file_type}}}, {{{file_extension}}}, {{{file_duration}}}, {{{file_size}}}
‎ Download Location(s):	{{{download_locations}}}
‎ {{{definition}}}
{{{other_notes}}}

Usage

Copy and paste the code below when adding a new class and complete the info.

WARNING! You must set a value for the string class_difficulty_level= (between 0 and 5) or else it will display really annoying codes.

You can fill or leave other fields as you prefer, but try to provide accurate information whenever possible. other_notes is optional, see other examples on the Class Library page

{{Resource Sheets
|class_name=
|class_difficulty_level=DO NOT LEAVE THIS FIELD EMPTY!
|instructor=
|rec_year=
|rec_month=
|rec_day=
|file_type=
|file_extension=
|file_duration=
|file_size=
|download_locations=
|definition=
|other_notes=
}}

Example

{{Resource Sheets
|class_name=[[Capacitor Management 101]] - Cap is Life!
|class_difficulty_level=2
|instructor=Neville Smit
|rec_year=2010
|rec_month=06
|rec_day=25
|file_type=Audio
|file_extension=mp3
|file_duration=59:14
|file_size=28.2 MB
|download_locations=[http://rapidshare.com/files/414778628/E-UNI_Cap_is_Life_20100625.mp3.html RapidShare]<br>[http://eve-files.com/dl/228346 Eve-Files]<br>
|definition=In EVE, your capacitor is life!  This class explains how ship capacitors work, how you can improve their performance, and how you can become their master - instead of the other way around.
|other_notes=Other useful notes here
}}

It will look like this:

Capacitor Management 101 - Cap is Life! Class Level:
Instructor(s): Neville Smit
‎ Recorded: 2010.06.25	‎ File Info: Audio, mp3, 59:14, 28.2 MB
‎ Download Location(s):	RapidShare Eve-Files
‎ In EVE, your capacitor is life! This class explains how ship capacitors work, how you can improve their performance, and how you can become their master - instead of the other way around.
Other useful notes here