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Category Guide

Categories are how content on Teepeedia stays organized and browseable. Every page should have at least one category. Most pages will have several.

By Class

Every alumni page gets a graduation year category.

Category:Class of 1990
Category:Class of 1991
...

The Alumni infobox handles this automatically when you fill in the class field. Do not add it manually if you are using the infobox.

By Type

Used to broadly classify who or what a page is about.

Category Use for
Category:Alumni Any graduate of Carol City Senior High
Category:Coaches Coaching staff, past or present
Category:Administration Principals, APs, and administrative staff
Category:Staff Teachers, counselors, and other school staff

The Alumni infobox adds Category:Alumni automatically. Add the others manually at the bottom of the page.

By Sport

Add the sport category for any alumni, coach, or season page tied to that sport.

Category:Football
Category:Basketball
Category:Baseball
Category:Track and Field
Category:Soccer
Category:Volleyball

Add new sport categories as needed. Keep names singular and title-cased.

By Achievement

Use these to highlight notable alumni and seasons.

Category Use for
Category:State Champions Teams or individuals who won a state title
Category:All-State Athletes who earned All-State recognition
Category:NFL Alumni Alumni who played in the NFL
Category:College Athletes Alumni who played at the collegiate level
Category:Championship Seasons Season pages tied to a state or regional title

General

Category:Carol City Chiefs

Use this as a catch-all for pages that represent the school or program broadly (e.g., the main Football page, the school history page).

How to Add Categories to a Page

Add categories at the very bottom of the page, after all content.

Each category goes on its own line. Order does not matter, but grouping them logically makes the wikitext easier to read.

Example: Alumni Page

For an alumnus who graduated in 1998 and played football:

{{Alumni infobox
| name    = Horace Bradshaw
| class   = 1998
| sport   = Football
| college = University of Miami
}}

Horace Bradshaw is a 1998 graduate of Miami Carol City Senior High School...

[[Category:Football]]
[[Category:College Athletes]]

The infobox handles Category:Alumni and Category:Class of 1998 automatically. The two categories at the bottom are added manually.

Subpages

Sport season pages live as subpages under their sport.

Football/2003_carol_city_football_season
Football/1992_carol_city_football_season

The parent page (Football) serves as the index for the program. Each season page links back to it automatically via MediaWiki's breadcrumb.

Season pages should still have categories applied: ← only if applicable

Creating a New Category

Categories are created automatically when you add them to a page. The category page itself starts empty. To make it useful, edit it and add a one-line description:

Pages in this category are alumni who graduated in 1998.

You can also add a parent category to the category page itself:

This makes Category:Class of 1998 a subcategory of Category:Alumni, which keeps the browse tree clean.