Because these classes may be used in multiple templates, it is recommended that they not be styled.

Adr is used in Templates generating hCards

• adr
  • county-name
  • extended-address
  • locality
  • postal-code
  • post-office-box
  • region
  • street-address
  • type

Geo is used in Templates generating Geo (see also {{UF-hcard-geo}})

• geo
• latitude
• longitude

To always display coordinates as DMS values, add this to your common.css:

.geo-default { display: inline }
.geo-nondefault { display: inline }
.geo-dec { display: none }
.geo-dms { display: inline }

To always display coordinates as decimal values, add this to your common.css:

.geo-default { display: inline }
.geo-nondefault { display: inline }
.geo-dec { display: inline }
.geo-dms { display: none }

To display coordinates in both formats, add this to your common.css:

.geo-default { display: inline }
.geo-nondefault { display: inline }
.geo-dec { display: inline }
.geo-dms { display: inline }
.geo-multi-punct { display: inline }

If CSS is disabled, or you have an old copy of MediaWiki:Common.css cached, you will see both formats. (You can either clear your cache or manually refresh this URL: [1].)

To disable display of the blue globe adjacent to coordinates, add this to your common.js:

var wma_settings = {enabled:false}

Note that this will disable WikiMiniAtlas.

See also: Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Dates and numbers § Geographical coordinates.

hCard is used in Templates generating hCards (see also {{UF-hcard-geo}}, {{UF-hcard-org}}, {{UF-hcard-person}}, {{UF-hcard-place}})

• vcard
  • adr
    • (child-classes as above)
  • agent
  • bday (see {{Birth date}}/{{Birth date and age}})
  • category
  • dday (not yet used, but pending)
  • email
    • type
    • value
  • fn
  • geo
    • (child-classes as above)
  • key
  • label
  • logo
  • mailer
  • n
    • additional-name
    • family-name
    • given-name
    • honorific-prefix
    • honorific-suffix
  • nickname
  • note
  • org
    • organization-name
    • organization-unit
  • photo
  • role
  • sort-string
  • sound
  • tel
    • (child-classes per email)
  • type
  • tz
  • uid
  • url
  • value

Introduced in vCard 4.0

• birthplace
• deathdate
• deathplace

hCalendar is used in Templates generating hCalendars (see {{UF-hcal}})

• vevent
  • attendee
  • category
  • class
  • contact
  • description
  • dtend (see {{End date}})
  • dtstart (see {{Start date}}
  • duration
  • geo
    • (child-classes as above)
  • last-modified
  • location
  • organiser
  • rdate
  • rrule
  • status
  • summary
  • uid
  • url

hAtom is not yet implemented on Wikipedia. As it may be, it is recommended that these classes be reserved.

• htaom
  • hfeed
  • hentry
  • author
  • entry-title
  • entry-content
  • entry-summary
  • published
  • updated

For audio recordings.

• haudio
  • fn
  • description
  • category
  • contributor
  • duration
  • h
  • item
  • min
  • photo
  • position
  • price
  • published
  • s

For (video) media.

• hmedia
  • fn
  • contributor
  • photo
  • player

hResume is not yet implemented on Wikipedia. As it may be, it is recommended that these classes be reserved.

• hresume
  • affiliation
  • contact
  • education
  • experience
  • publications
  • summary

hReview is not yet implemented on Wikipedia. As it may be, it is recommended that these classes be reserved.

• hreview
  • description
  • dtreviewed
  • item
  • rating
  • reviewer
  • summary
  • type
  • version

See hProduct.

• hProduct
  • brand
  • category
  • optional
  • price
  • description
  • fn
  • photo
  • url
  • review
  • listing
  • identifier
    • type
    • value

Also known (provisionally) as hBiota and hTaxon.

Used in {{Taxobox}}, this experimental format may still change.

The followings is a full list of potential classes:

• biota (may change to hbiota or htaxon)
  • aberration
  • aggregate
  • authority
  • binomial
  • binominal
  • biovar
  • branch
  • breed
  • class
  • claudius
  • cohort
  • complex
  • convariety
  • cultivar
  • cultivar-group
  • division
  • domain
  • empire
  • falanx
  • family
  • family-group
  • form
  • genus
  • genus-group
  • gigaorder
  • grade
  • grandorder
  • group
  • group-of-breeds
  • hybrid
  • hyperorder
  • infraclass
  • infradomain
  • infrafamily
  • infraform
  • infragenus
  • infrakingdom
  • infralegion
  • infraorder
  • infraphylum
  • infrasection
  • infraseries
  • infraspecies
  • infratribe
  • infravariety
  • interkingdom
  • kingdom
  • klepton
  • legion
  • lusus
  • magnorder
  • megaorder
  • microphylum
  • microspecies
  • midkingdom
  • midphylum
  • mirorder
  • nanophylum
  • nation
  • order
  • parvclass
  • parvorder
  • pathovar
  • phylum
  • population
  • section
  • section-of-breeds
  • series
  • serogroup
  • serovar
  • species (a.k.a. specific)
  • species-group
  • species-subgroup
  • strain
  • subclass
  • subcohort
  • subdivision
  • subdomain
  • subfamily
  • subfamily-group
  • subform
  • subgenus
  • subgroup
  • subkingdom
  • sublegion
  • suborder
  • subphylum
  • subsection
  • subseries
  • subspecies
  • subtribe
  • subvariety
  • superclass
  • supercohort
  • superdivision
  • superdomain
  • superfamily
  • superform
  • supergenus
  • superkingdom
  • superlegion
  • superorder
  • superphylum
  • supersection
  • superseries
  • superspecies
  • supertribe
  • supervariety
  • suprakingdom
  • supraphylum
  • synklepton
  • tribe
  • trinomial
  • trinominal
  • variety
  • vernacular

hBiota may eventually also include the (currently experimental) classes:

• • botany
  • cname
  • common-name
  • zoology

Any of the above which are common English words may also eventually be prefixed with "taxo" in one of two ways, to avoid collision with other uses. For example:

• • taxoclass
  • taxo-class

Currently (as of 27 June 2010) {{Taxobox}} uses:

• biota
  • superdomain
  • domain
  • kingdom
  • subkingdom
  • superphylum
  • phylum
  • subphylum
  • taxoclass
  • subclass
  • infraclass
  • superorder
  • order
  • suborder
  • infraorder
  • parvorder
  • superfamily
  • family
  • subfamily
  • genus
  • variety
  • binomial
  • superdivision
  • division
  • subdivision
  • infraphylum
  • microphylum
  • nanophylum
  • superclass
  • magnorder
  • section
  • subsection
  • supertribe
  • tribe
  • subtribe
  • subgenus
  • section
  • subsection
  • trinomial

• Wikipedia:Catalogue of CSS classes