Most local Graphic Lab templates are harmonized via this {{Graphic Lab}} core. All team use these templates in order to systematically raise their team's visibility, categorize, and count the work done. 0 (edit statistics) 0 This table needs actualizing - it describes an older situation 0

In {{Image generation}} the transclusion can be done with gl (for "graphic lab", default is the English one) or g[l]=ISO 639-1 for another Graphic Lab,
together with the type (subcategory-specification s=m, s=f or s=c).
g[l]=c[m] or g[l]=commons or gc specifies Graphic Lab-Commons with its subcategories: g=c|s=m will therefore categorize into Map Lab-Commons.

As an abbreviaton the code value in column «I» may be used; in general (gb, gc, gd, ge, gf, gi, gj (gj for he, gh is reserved for hu), gl, gP (gP for Polish, gp is reserved for portuguese), gr and gw),
the subcategory-specification is needed for the diversification {c, f, m for CoA, Flag, Map - others are not diversified).

Note that {{Image generation}} provides several possibilities to express the same fact. Examples for the de-Wp, other Wikipedias similar:

• T={{Grafikwerkstatt}} is the same as T={{Graphic Lab|de}} or simple gd or g[l]=de.

Preferred and recommended is gd, plus the subcategorizing s= .

• T={{Wappenwerkstatt}} is the same as T={{Graphic Lab|de|coa}} or simple gd or gl=de (with s=c).

Preferred and recommended is gd plus the subcategorizing s=c (or s=eh for ecclesiastical heraldry)

• T={{Kartenwerkstatt}} is the same as T={{Graphic Lab|de|map}} or simple gd or g[l]=de (with s=m or s=wm).

Preferred and recommended is gd plus the subcategorizing s=m (or s=wm for world maps).

* Note: While gd leads automatically either to {{Wappenwerkstatt}} or to {{Kartenwerkstatt}}, for categorizing directly to Graphic Lab-de a workaround exists.
To categorize instead simply into Graphic Lab-de or its subcategories the pseudo iso639-1 code "g=gi" (German individual) can be used.