MakeRef

Fills in a citation template for a reference in a Wikipedia article. The types of reference and their fields come from MakeRef/En on Meta, which anyone can extend.

CS1 News article

Reference ID e.g. Reuters 2006-07-21 Article title/headline (in original language) * e.g. Das Bücherhaus Language (if not English) e.g. German Translated title (where article title is non-English, provide English translation) e.g. The Bookshelf Publishing date * e.g. 2004-02-21 Date you reviewed the source (blank this if the publishing date is cited above) e.g. 2006-07-23 Work (newspaper name, etc.) * e.g. [[The Times]] Location (use where the publication name does not include an obvious location or may be ambiguous) e.g. London Publisher e.g. [[Times Newspapers]] URL of published article e.g. http://www.thetimes.co.uk/news/
12341234.article-title-here Format (if not HTML) e.g. PDF URL of archived copy of article (e.g. at the Internet Archive) e.g. http://web.archive.org/web/
20080612153148/
www.thetimes.co.uk/news/
12341234.article-title-here Date article URL was archived e.g. 2008-06-12 Author's last name e.g. Smith Author's first name e.g. John Link to author's Wikipedia article (if any) e.g. John Smith Second author's last name e.g. Smith Second author's first name e.g. Jane Link to second author's Wikipedia article (if any) e.g. Jane Smith Third author's last name e.g. Doe Third author's first name e.g. John Link to third author's Wikipedia article (if any) e.g. John Doe Page number (where article is on a single page) e.g. B14 OR page numbers (where article spans multiple pages) e.g. 12-16 Relevant excerpt e.g. Police are investigating, spokesman Lt. John Smith said.

* required; please fill in as many of the others as you can.