Šablona:DataLinksCategoryEnTmpl

Šablona vypisuje v angličtině seznam odkazů z tabulky Links vytvořené pomocí rozšíření Cargo, a to těch odkazů, kde:

První parametr odpovídá kategorii odkazu. Defaultně to vypisuje blogy, což je spíš pro testování.

Druhý parametr je nadpis bloku včetně případného formátování (např. <h3>): defaultně se vypíše Odkazy jako nadpis 3. úrovně.

Třetí parametr omezuje výpis jen na článku v daném jazyce (cs či en)

Čtvrtý parametr pokud je zadán (doporučuji zadávat 1), tak se vypíší jend odkazy, u nich políčko page obsahuje stránku, na níž je šablona umístěna.

Na rozdíl od Šablona:DataLinksCategoryEn využívá pro formátování výstupu template Šablona:DataLinkTmpl.

Odkazy

• 70 North Beset
  S. L. Shreve.
  Author is a freelance writer, researcher, and archivist and this blog is his outlet for speculating, theorizing, and writing about the fate of Franklin and his crews for speculating, theorizing, and writing about the fate of Franklin and his crews.
• A Long Blank
  Katie Gorsalitz.
  Investigating the men of the Franklin expedition with genealogy.
• Aglooka - Long Strider
  David C. Woodman.
  A website by David C. Woodman, a Canadian historian, who analyses Inuit accounts of the fate of the Arctic exploration expeditions. He is the author of two books on the Franklin expedition.
• All well (Polar notes by Allegra Rosenberg)
  A blog of an American researcher on the Franklin expedition, Sir Clements Markham, and other polar topics.
• Building HMS Terror
  Matthew Bets.
  "Building Terror", blog of a modeller building a 1:48 scale model of HMS Terror. The author is a Canadian archaeologist, author of "HMS Terror" book.
• Captain of Terror
  Regina Koellner.
• eleanorporden – The life and times of Eleanor Anne Porden
  Blog about Eleanor Anne Pordenové which was the first wife of John Franklin.
• Erebus & Terror Files
  Peter Carney.
  Occasional series of "rambling notes" (as author says) documenting author's thoughts and original research relating to the 1845 Franklin Expedition.
• Finger-Post
  Alison Freebairn.
  Full title: There stood no friendly finger-post to guide us... The author is an independent researcher from Scotland who is based in Geneva, Switzerland. Her interests include Robert Anstruther Goodsir, the 1849-1859 searches for the Franklin Expedition, and Victorian graveyards.
• Franklin's Ghost
  Ted Betts.
• Franklin's Lost Expedition
  Informational blog about the Canadian search for Franklin's lost ship in the Arctic in 2012.
• Hidden Tracks Archive
  The full collection of all the writings from various blogs by late William Battersby.
• illuminator dot blog
  Logan Zachary.
  The blog of the American researcher contains, among other things, a number of unique photographs.
• In Search of Franklin
  Ron Carlson.
  Blog of an American searcher of the Franklin's expedition relics
• jamesfitzjamesdotcom
  Fabiënne Tetteroo.
  Blog of the author of website jamesfitzjames.com on Tumblr.
• Kabloonas
  Andrés Paredes.
  Blog in English by a Spanish author, dedicated to Arctic expeditions, especially to the John Franklin expedition.
• Lauren Triola Writes
  Lauren Triola.
  A blog dedicated to researching the life of John Torrington, a member of the Franklin Expedition buried on Beechey Island.
• Sir John Franklim
  Mary Williamson.
  The aim of this blog is to dip into the family archives and present interesting information on the Franklins. Mary Williamson is a descendant of Sir John Franklin and custodian of the family's private archive.
• Sir John Franklin's Lost Expedition (Starvation Cove)
  Chris.
• Stars over Ice
  Jaeschylus.
• The Franklin Trail
  John MacDonald.
  Information about the Franklin expedition and several search expeditions from 1993-98. Not updated for a long time.
• the thousandth part
  "Thoughts and findings about the life and times of Captain Francis Rawdon Moira Crozier, R.N., often (predictably) associated with HMS Terror of the Franklin Expedition."
• Visions of the North
  Russell Potter.
  Blog mainly about the John Franklin's expedition. The author is Professor of English at Rhode Island College. He speciality is the history of polar exploration, with a focus on the the lost 1845 Arctic expedition of Sir John Franklin.
• Wall Bay
  Blog looking into the history of Richard Wall, ship’s cook on HMS Erebus during Sir John Franklin’s tragic 1845 expedition.