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| − | <div style="background:#effafa; width={{{width|100%}}}; padding:1.5em;" > <!-- | + | <div style="background:{{{BG|#effafa}}}; width={{{width|100%}}}; padding:{{{PAD|1.5em}}}; margin:{{{MARG|0}}}; align:{{{align|left}}}; float:{{{float|auto}}}; border:{{{border|0}}};" > <!-- |
--><noinclude> | --><noinclude> | ||
;Usage | ;Usage | ||
Use this template immediately above the first text that you want to show on usage pages, particularly templates | Use this template immediately above the first text that you want to show on usage pages, particularly templates | ||
| − | '''<u>Purpose:</u>''' to act as a <code> <nowiki>< | + | '''<u>Purpose:</u>''' to act as a <code> <nowiki><div style= </nowiki>{{...}} </code> header-block starter to set up a standard appearance on template documentation pages with minor HTML formatting. |
| − | * The formatting so inserted should be 'closed' by installing a <code> | + | * The formatting so inserted should be 'closed' by installing a <code> </div> tag</code> |
| − | : or by inserting the {{Doc-page-end}} template which does that. | + | : or by inserting the <nowiki>{{Doc-page-end}}</nowiki> </code>template which does that. |
| + | ;Alternative usages | ||
| + | The template has named parameters which if defined change the appearance and effect: <code> border=, BG=, width=, PAD=, MARG=, float=; and align= </code> which respectively affect and override defaulted style <code>'border', 'background', 'width', 'padding', 'margin', 'float:', and text 'align:' HMTL parameters. | ||
| + | * margin and padding are given in order top, right, bottom, left, so 'margin: 0 2em 0 2em' produces a left and right margin of two 'm' character widths. Alternatively, 'padding: 3px 5px 3px 5px' will squeeze the inclosed text inside the default box 3 and 5 pixels from top RHS bot LHS. | ||
| + | * PAD/padding needs three parameters, linestyle, color and width in pixels usually ordered and expressed in the opposite order: | ||
| + | :* <code> border: 3px solid blue </code> or <code>border=5px groove</code><br/> which express respectively as a <code>blue 3 pixel border</code> and a <code>red 5 pixel grooved border</code> (this latter example, giving something of a 3D look). | ||
| + | :See {{Wp|HTML|HTML @ Wikipedia}} for further allowed coding options. | ||
| + | : Alternative: {{Tl|Usage-style}} | ||
[[Category:Typing-aid templates|{{PAGENAME}}]] | [[Category:Typing-aid templates|{{PAGENAME}}]] | ||
[[Category:Formatting templates|{{PAGENAME}}]] | [[Category:Formatting templates|{{PAGENAME}}]] | ||
[[Category:Self-documenting templates|{{PAGENAME}}]] | [[Category:Self-documenting templates|{{PAGENAME}}]] | ||
</div></noinclude> | </div></noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 00:18, 6 July 2013
- Usage
Use this template immediately above the first text that you want to show on usage pages, particularly templates
Purpose: to act as a <div style= … header-block starter to set up a standard appearance on template documentation pages with minor HTML formatting.
- The formatting so inserted should be 'closed' by installing a
</div> tag
- or by inserting the {{Doc-page-end}} </code>template which does that.
- Alternative usages
The template has named parameters which if defined change the appearance and effect: border=, BG=, width=, PAD=, MARG=, float=; and align= which respectively affect and override defaulted style 'border', 'background', 'width', 'padding', 'margin', 'float:', and text 'align:' HMTL parameters.
- margin and padding are given in order top, right, bottom, left, so 'margin: 0 2em 0 2em' produces a left and right margin of two 'm' character widths. Alternatively, 'padding: 3px 5px 3px 5px' will squeeze the inclosed text inside the default box 3 and 5 pixels from top RHS bot LHS.
- PAD/padding needs three parameters, linestyle, color and width in pixels usually ordered and expressed in the opposite order:
- <code> border: 3px solid blue or
border=5px groove
which express respectively as ablue 3 pixel borderand ared 5 pixel grooved border(this latter example, giving something of a 3D look).
- <code> border: 3px solid blue or
- See HTML @ Wikipedia for further allowed coding options.
- Alternative: {{Usage-style}}
