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<nowiki>{{Tl}}</nowiki> is used to display a template name as a link. '''Tl''' stands for '''Template link'''. | <nowiki>{{Tl}}</nowiki> is used to display a template name as a link. '''Tl''' stands for '''Template link'''. | ||
Tl can currently handle 8 additional parameters that are simply displayed as shown. There are limits, you can't display and equals sign "=" normally because templates | Tl can currently handle 8 additional parameters that are simply displayed as shown. There are limits, you can't display and equals sign "=" normally because templates interpret equals signs as thingys that say it's a particular parameter rather than the first or second or third parameter. | ||
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The use of #if statements is the need for the extra pipe "|" displayed if the parameter is specified, otherwise it displays nothing. | |||
== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
Revision as of 18:30, 9 May 2007
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Purpose
{{Tl}} is used to display a template name as a link. Tl stands for Template link.
Tl can currently handle 8 additional parameters that are simply displayed as shown. There are limits, you can't display and equals sign "=" normally because templates interpret equals signs as thingys that say it's a particular parameter rather than the first or second or third parameter.
note
The use of #if statements is the need for the extra pipe "|" displayed if the parameter is specified, otherwise it displays nothing.
Usage
{{subst:Tl|template name to display}}
{{tl|template name to display}}
Example
| Code | Result |
|---|---|
| Center}} | {{Center}} |
{{tl|Userbox Server|Heroes|Freedom}}
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{{Userbox Server|Heroes|Freedom}} |