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Work In Progress

This article is still under construction. It may contain factual errors. See IMFDB talk:Style Guide for current discussions. Content is subject to change.

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Media titles

  • All media titles must have cover art or a poster. All cover art or posters must be at least 300 pixels wide, preferably portrait.
  • Infoboxes are optional. If used, please use the appropriate template.
  • If infoboxes are not used, the cover art or poster is to be right justified and set to 300 pixels. ([[Image:<Poster>.jpg|thumb|right|300px|''<Title>'' (<year>)]])
  • Level 2 headings should be the default setting for weapons. (for example, == Colt Detective Special == ). Level 1 headings should be used when differentiating different types of weapons, Level 3 for variation of the same weapon.
  • "Full-Screen" (4x3 ratio) screencaps should be set at 500 pixels, everything else should be 600 pixels, with justification set to none.
  • Actors holding weapons should be identified and hyperlinked (if possible) at least once on a media page. ("James Bond (Roger Moore) uses a ...", "Militant #2 (Darrel Heath) uses a ...")
  • Identified weapons should be hyperlinked at least once on the page. ("A Browning M2HB is seen mounted...")
  • An image of any identified weapon must be present, unless one is not available. Weapon images must be set to at least 300 pixels, with justification set to none.
  • Hyperlinks do not belong in the headings or subheadings.
  • Spoilers should be avoided unless absolutely necessary. If absolutely necessary, please use {{Spoiler}} at the top of the page.

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