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{{#switch: date
  | 1 = 1<sup>st</sup>
  | 1 =  
  | 21 = 21<sup>st</sup>
  | 21 =  
  | 31 = 31<sup>st</sup>
  | 31 = {{date}}<sup>st</sup>
  | 2 = 2<sup>nd</sup>
  | 2 =  
  | 22 = 22<sup>nd</sup>  
  | 22 = {{date}}<sup>nd</sup>  
  | 3 = 3<sup>rd</sup>
  | 3 =  
  | 23 = 23<sup>rd</sup>
  | 23 = {{date}}<sup>rd</sup>
  | D = D<sup>th</sup>
  | 4 =
  | #default = {{{1}}}<sup>th</sup>}}</includeonly><noinclude>
  | #default = {{date}}<sup>th</th>
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=== Description ===
=== Description ===
 
This template inserts the appropriate two-letter superscript text for the ordinal abbreviation of the date of the month.


=== Usage ===
=== Usage ===
To use this template, place <nowiki>{{date|##}}</nowiki> in an entry where "##" is the number for the day of the month.
To use this template, place <code><nowiki>{{date|#}}</nowiki></code> in the Infobox line for "episode date", where <code>#</code> is the number for the day of the month.


For example,
For example,


  S: Our guest tonight is <nowiki>{{w|James Randi}}</nowiki>.
  <nowiki>{{month|2}} {{date|22}}</nowiki> 2022.
 
will produce
 
:S: Our guest tonight is {{w|James Randi}}''.
 


renders as: February {{date|22}} 2022.
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Latest revision as of 18:22, 5 March 2023

Description

This template inserts the appropriate two-letter superscript text for the ordinal abbreviation of the date of the month.

Usage

To use this template, place {{date|#}} in the Infobox line for "episode date", where # is the number for the day of the month.

For example,

{{month|2}} {{date|22}} 2022.

renders as: February 22nd 2022.