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This page documents the Manual of Style guidelines of the GTA Wiki.

It concerns standards that all users should follow.

This page documents the Official GTA Wiki Manual of Style on lists and tables.

Formatting

Tables

Generally speaking, the default class of table used on articles is wikitable. The same table can also be achieved using table.

There are two standards for formatting tables: Compact and multi-line. Both methods are rendered the same, but ultimately depend on the user-friendliness required and familiarity with table syntax.

Compact format:

{|class="wikitable"
! Heading 1 !! Heading 2 !! Heading 3
|-
| Data 1    || Data 2    || Data 3
|-
| Data 1    || Data 2    || Data 3
|}

Multi-line format:

{|class="wikitable"
!Heading 1
!Heading 2
!Heading 3
|-
|Data 1 
|Data 2 
|Data 3 
|- 
|Data 1 
|Data 2 
|Data 3 
|}

Collapsible tables

Sortable tables

Scrollable tables

Zebra tables

Lists

Bulleted lists

Numbered lists

Descriptive lists

A descriptive list refers to a list of subjects each paired with a definition or additional context. These are generally stylized as bulleted lists with endashes separating the subject and the definition. The definition must follow Sentence case and therefore start with an uppercase letter. For example:

*[[Subject]] {{nd}} Definition or additional context.

These are most commonly used in sections whose content is typically listed, such as Locations, Prominent Appearances in Gameplay, as well as the See Also section.

Lists in infoboxes

Lists in tables

Last amended: October 16, 2025 by Monkeypolice188 (revision | history)

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