Liam Payne Wiki:Layout guide

Layout guide is to a large extent standardized on. Sections and their headings should largely be consistent across broadly similar categories of articles. In addition, all articles should have lead sections that summarize the subject of an article, unless otherwise stated, and the applicable infobox template if one exists. In general, these sections should appear in this order if they are needed in an article: The word "the" should never be used to start a heading e.g. "Discography" instead of "The Discography" unless it is the beginning of a title e.g. "The X Factor".
 * NOTE: This wiki is not a gallery, and should not be treated like one. Articles should not be cluttered with photos (even if they're in a slideshow). Pictures should be used sparingly and only when relevant to the information.
 * Background is always used for the background history of the article's subject. It must be the first heading.
 * Trivia sections are permitted; they must always use this title to make this clear.

Liam Payne's page
Uses infobox 1d template
 * Early Life Information that is know from before they were on The X Factor.
 * Music career Summary of solo events during The X Factor (auditions, etc). Anything music related that has to with that members experience. Should link to One Direction History.
 * Personal Life
 * Relationships
 * Quotes Memorable quotes.
 * Trivia Unknown or fun facts.

Album
Uses infobox album History of the album Events, appearances made in preparation for the release Tours associated with the album Worldwide release dates for the album
 * Background
 * Promotion
 * Tours
 * Singles Songs released as singles and their performance on the charts
 * Release
 * Editions Descriptions of the various editions available
 * Track listing List of the songs on the album

Songs
Uses infobox single or infobox song
 * Background History of the song e.g. who wrote it, when or where it was recorded, why was it chosen.
 * Composition
 * Lyrics Songs lyrics should use scrollbox template, and   for a single line break in verses.
 * Music video Background information of the music video.
 * Release Information about when or how the video was released.
 * Synopsis Summary of the videos storyline.
 * Trivia Unknown or fun facts about the video.
 * Chart performance Description of how the song performed on music charts, such as debut position, peak position.
 * Live performances List of when and where the song was performed in front of a live audience.
 * Track listing CDs/Singles the song was released in

Tours
Uses infobox tour
 * Background
 * Setlist
 * Tour dates