Disputatio Usoris:NordNordWest

Salve, NordNordWest!

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Chartae locatrices[fontem recensere]

Oxonia

Situs Oxoniae

Salve NordNordWest, te quaeso, quo modo formulas chartae locatricium utamur?--Xave ri us 16:25, 5 Decembris 2008 (UTC)[reply]

I think maybe I can tell you that! Go to {{Charta locatrix Regni Britanniarum}}. Then go to Nexus ad paginam and click, for example, on Hulla. Open the edit window and you will see what parameters are wanted and how they have been filled in: it requires Filename of map (e.g. Regni Britanniarum), Name of town, Latitude and longitude in degrees and minutes, Whether name is to appear right or left of the dot, Size of map on page (e.g. 250), Position of map on page (e.g. right), and Caption at foot of map. For any existing Charta locatrix, that's all you have to do.

I will copy this to Disputatio Formulae:Charta locatrix.Andrew Dalby (disputatio) 17:04, 5 Decembris 2008 (UTC)[reply]

(I have learnt Latin some (felt) centuries ago so I am not able to use it, I'm sorry.) Andrew Dalby is right. The usage is quite simple and it's always the same. You only need the coordinates, then you can show any city/hill/cape/island/etc. with a dot (different colours available) on a Charta locatrix/location map. In German, English, Russian or Dutch Wikipedia you can find location maps for almost every country or subdivision and it's easy to copy it to la-wiki if you need one. --NNW 18:42, 6 Decembris 2008 (UTC)[reply]