Template:Infobox single/doc

Usage
This is the template for a single (A- or B-side), not a song.

Code


Parameters

 * Name : This field should contain the name of the single. This field is mandatory.
 * Cover : Upload a copy of the single cover (under fair use—use the tag " "). Ideally the image should be 200px wide. Enter the file name only into the field:.
 * Border : Type "yes" in this field to place a 1px border around the single's cover.
 * Alt : Alt text for the cover image, to describe it to visually impaired readers. See WP:ALT.
 * Artist : This field should contain the name of the artist. This field is mandatory.
 * Album : If the single was also released on an album, enter the name of the album. If the album has a Wikipedia article, link the article name as usual. The template will italicize the album name. For guidelines on whether a single should be described as being from a particular album, see template:infobox album.
 * A-side : Use this field to display the A-side song title appearing on the opposite side of the single. If it has a Wikipedia article use a link.
 * B-side : Use this field to display the B-side song title appearing on the opposite side of the single. If it has a Wikipedia article use a link. Only one of the fields "A-side" or "B-side" should be used.
 * Released : This field should refer to the earliest known date, using a single occurrence of Start date as, for example " July 31, 2007 ". (Use "  " if only year and month are known, or "  " for just a year).
 * Recorded : This field should include details on when and where the song was recorded.
 * Format: the way that the single was released; i.e. 7-inch single, 12-inch single, CD single, cassette single, digital download (note the piped download link)
 * Genre: the music genre(s) that the single is from. These must not be original research, and should be stated and referenced in a 'Composition' section of the article.
 * Length : The length should use Duration thus:, renders as , for 3 minutes 45 seconds
 * Label : This field should refer to the label on which the single/album was originally released. Where significantly different versions have been released (featuring alternate track listings) e.g. U.S. vs. UK, the later release date and/or record label should be mentioned in the article. Drop words like "Records" from the end of the label's name (e.g. use Universal rather than Universal Records ).
 * Producer : The producer is not necessarily the same as the "Artist" field.
 * Misc : This field allows you to provide more infobox data such as additional chronologies using Extra chronology, a track listing using Extra track listing, or extra covers using Extra album cover. Set single on those templates so the section titles use the same background color as the rest of the infobox.

Chronology
The chronology section should link to the previous single on the left and the next single on the right. Songs should be ordered based on the first release dates of their official singles.


 * For first singles the left box (the "Last single=" field) should be left blank.
 * For latest singles, the right box (the "Next single=" field) should be left blank.

By default, the chronology section begins with an "artist Chronology" header. If you specify the optional "Chronology=" field, the text you supply will replace the "artist" portion of that header. This is useful when a single is released by two or more artists and you want to supply a chronology for each using the built-in chronology for one artist and the Extra chronology template for the other(s).

Wikipedia's date style guidelines recommend that years should not be linked within the chronology section.


 * Note: album cover images should NOT be used in this section as they do not meet Wikipedia fair use requirements.

Examples
Here are some examples of articles using the infoboxes:


 * "Country House"
 * "I Want to Hold Your Hand"
 * "Smells Like Teen Spirit"