Template:Infobox musician awards/doc

Infobox musician awards is the infobox for musician articles and lists to show a summary of notable awards won and award nominations.

Usage
The following are examples of use which should be placed in an article at the top of the page, before the introduction.

Name
The name of the group or artist ("the act") in plain text only to be used above the infobox.

Image
An image of the musical artist. Set to only the image name, e.g., not   or.

Image_size
Width to use for the image. Enter the width in pixels with "px", for example.

Alt
Alt text for the image, for visually impaired and other readers who cannot see the image. See WP:ALT.

Caption
Caption for the image to be displayed.

Awards
This is the total number of awards the musical group or artist has won.

Nominations
This is the total number of awards the musical group or artist has been nominated for, but not won.

Named parameters
Each specifically named parameter corresponds to one specific award ceremony. The parameter includes a W or N to define the total number of awards won or nominated. |AmericanW = 0 The above example indicates that the group or artist American Music Award was nominated for 1 American Music Award, won 3 Grammy Awards, and was nominated for 2 Grammy Awards.
 * Example:
 * AmericanN = 1
 * GrammyW = 3
 * GrammyN = 2

Below is the current list of named award parameters and their corresponding ceremonies:
 * American – American Music Awards
 * APRA – APRA Awards
 * ARIA – ARIA Music Awards
 * ASF – Asia Song Festival
 * BET – BET Awards
 * BETHH – BET Hip Hop Awards
 * Billboard – Billboard Music Awards
 * BRIT – Brit Awards
 * CMTMA – CMT Music Awards
 * Cyworld – Cyworld Digital Music Awards
 * ECHO – Echo Awards
 * Grammy – Grammy Awards
 * GDA – Golden Disk Awards
 * GGA – Golden Globe Awards
 * Ivor – Ivor Novello Awards
 * J – J Awards
 * Jack – Jack Awards
 * Juno – Juno Awards
 * Kerrang – Kerrang! Awards
 * VMALA – Los Premios MTV Latinoamérica
 * MAMA – Mnet Asian Music Awards
 * MCA – Mnet 20's Choice Awards
 * Meteor – Meteor Music Awards
 * Melon – Melon Music Awards
 * MOBO – MOBO Awards
 * MOJO – MOJO Awards
 * MTVAfrica – MTV Africa Music Awards
 * MTVAsia – MTV Asia Music Awards
 * MTVAustralia – MTV Australia Music Awards
 * MTVEurope – MTV Europe Music Awards
 * MTVVideo – MTV Video Music Awards
 * MTVBrasil – MTV Video Music Brasil
 * MTVJapan – MTV Video Music Awards Japan
 * MuchMusic – MuchMusic Video Awards
 * MVPA – MVPA Awards
 * NAACP – NAACP Image Awards
 * NZMA – New Zealand Music Awards
 * NickAustralia – Nickelodeon Australian Kids' Choice Awards
 * Nick – Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards
 * NME – NME Awards
 * NRJ – NRJ Music Awards
 * Peoples – People's Choice Awards
 * PLUG – PLUG Awards
 * Polaris – Polaris Music Prizes
 * Radio – Radio Music Awards
 * Q – Q Awards
 * SMA – Seoul Music Awards
 * Shortlist – Shortlist Music Prizes
 * Soul – Soul Train Music Awards
 * Teen – Teen Choice Awards
 * TMF – TMF Awards
 * World – World Music Awards

To create a new award name field within this template, use Template:Infobox musician awards/new.

Award#, award#W, and award#N
Adds an additional award not listed above to the bottom of the list, where # is any number from 1-20. Use with Award#N and Award#W. | award1 = TRL Awards
 * award1W = 1
 * award1N = 0
 * award2 = CRM Awards
 * award2W = 1
 * award2N = 0
 * award3 = UK Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards
 * award3W = 1
 * award3N = 0

Customs
An additional way to add custom awards is to use Infobox musician awards/customs within this parameter. This method gives the user the ability to manipulate the order in which the awards appear; however, all awards within the customs parameter will appear at the very bottom of the awards list if other awards parameters are defined. | customs =

Collapse
To collapse the infobox by default, add the following line to the code: | collapse = yes