Editing Help:Citation Style 1 (section)

===Accept-this-as-written markup===
There are occasions where [[Module:Citation/CS1]] emits error or maintenance messages because of, or makes changes to, the values assigned to a select set of parameters. Special markup can be used to enforce that a value will nonetheless be accepted as written. The markup for this is <code>(({{var|value}}))</code>, i.e., wrap the entire parameter value in two sets of parentheses. Parameters that support this markup are:
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!scope="row"| {{para|author{{var|n}}}}
|rowspan="6"| The various {{var|name}} parameters (including their enumerated variants) are checked for extra comma and semicolon separator characters, which may indicate that the parameter is holding more than one name. If so, the list of names should be split up over multiple {{var|n}}-enumerated parameters. Corporate names, however, are sometimes comma-separated lists of names as well and so are erroneously flagged as a multiple-name error; markup can be used to indicate this.<br /><br />Legitimate names may be caught by the [[Help:CS1_errors#generic_name|generic-name test]].  This markup can prevent legitimate names from being flagged as generic.
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!scope="row"| {{para|contributor{{var|n}}}}
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!scope="row"| {{para|editor{{var|n}}}}
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!scope="row"| {{para|interviewer{{var|n}}}}
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!scope="row"| {{para|subject{{var|n}}}}
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!scope="row"| {{para|translator{{var|n}}}}
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!scope="row"| [[#csdoc_doi|{{para|doi}}]]
|rowspan="5"| Identifiers are checked for validity to the extent possible. In rare cases, identifiers actually used in published works deviate from the checked standard format but are nonetheless valid. If the problem is down to a mere typographical error in a third-party source, correct the identifier instead of overriding the error message.
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!scope="row"| [[#csdoc issue|{{para|eissn}}]]
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!scope="row"| [[#csdoc issue|{{para|isbn}}]]
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!scope="row"| [[#csdoc_issn|{{para|issn}}]]
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!scope="row"| [[#csdoc_sbn|{{para|sbn}}]]
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!scope="row"| [[#csdoc_issue|{{para|issue}}]]
|rowspan="2"|Spaces are inserted between commas and succeeding characters in comma-separated lists of issues, a hyphen is converted to an ndash in issue ranges, etc. A hyphenated issue number and an issue range cannot be distinguished, nor can a four-or-more-digit number with a thousands-separator from a comma-separated list of two or more issues. Markup can be applied to the entry as a whole or to individual list entries.
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!scope="row"| [[#csdoc_issue|{{para|number}}]]
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!scope="row"| [[#csdoc_volume|{{para|volume}}]]
| Spaces are inserted between commas and succeeding characters in comma-separated lists of volumes, a hyphen is converted to an ndash in volume ranges, etc. A hyphenated volume and an volume range cannot be distinguished, nor can a four-or-more-digit volume with a thousands-separator from a comma-separated list of two or more volumes. Markup can be applied to the entry as a whole or to individual list entries.
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!scope="row"| [[#csdoc_pages|{{para|pages}}]]
|rowspan="3"| Spaces are inserted between commas and succeeding characters in comma-separated lists of pages, a hyphen is converted to an ndash in page ranges, etc. A hyphenated page number and a page range cannot be distinguished, nor can a four-or-more-digit number with a thousands-separator from a comma-separated list of two or more pages. Markup can be applied to the entry as a whole or to individual list entries; does not apply to {{para|page}}, {{para|p}}, or {{para|quote-page}}. (This special markup is also supported by the plural page parameters {{para|pages}}, {{para|pp}} and {{para|quote-pages}} (as well as other aliases) of the {{tl|r}}, {{tl|rp}} and {{tl|ran}} citation templates. The family of {{tl|sfn}}- and {{tl|harv}}-style templates supports it as well in conjunction with {{para|pages}} and {{para|pp}}.)
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!scope="row"| [[#csdoc_pages|{{para|pp}}]]
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!scope="row"| [[#Quote|{{para|quote-pages}}]]
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!scope="row"| {{para|title}}
| Trailing dots (periods) are normally removed from the value assigned to {{para|title}} as being redundant. There are cases where trailing dots are not redundant but are part of the title proper so should be retained. <!-- At present, the following applies only to {{cite journal}}: -->The parameter may also accept a number of special keywords (<code>none</code>, etc.<!-- don't document "off" for now as it may change again with the next update -->) taking precedence over free text input to specify a title; if a value also matching a keyword is meant as actual title text, markup can be used to indicate this.
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!scope="row"| {{para|title-link}}
| <!-- At present, the following applies only to {{cite journal}}: -->The parameter may also accept a number of special keywords (<code>none</code>, <code>doi</code>, <code>pmc</code>) taking precedence over free text input to specify a link target; if a value also matching a keyword is meant as actual link target, markup can be used to indicate this.
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!scope="row"| [[#Authors|{{para|vauthors}}]]
|rowspan="2"| Markup to suppress error messages and automatic Vancouver reformatting of allowed corporate names.
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!scope="row"| [[#Editors|{{para|veditors}}]]
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