Template:XMLtype: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(the dot is too low in Safari and Opera all the time, but only on some rows of the table in Firefox...) |
m (/cat) |
||
| Line 16: | Line 16: | ||
#Scope. You can write anything here, but typically this parameter is "global" or "local". | #Scope. You can write anything here, but typically this parameter is "global" or "local". | ||
#Description. You can use a section link like <nowiki>"[[#BINA|BINA]]"</nowiki> in this text to allow the reader to jump to the section of the page that discusses BINA, as this template uses <nowiki>{{Anchor}}</nowiki> to place a HTML section anchor with the name that you pass in as parameter 1. | #Description. You can use a section link like <nowiki>"[[#BINA|BINA]]"</nowiki> in this text to allow the reader to jump to the section of the page that discusses BINA, as this template uses <nowiki>{{Anchor}}</nowiki> to place a HTML section anchor with the name that you pass in as parameter 1. | ||
#The optional "position=bottom" parameter removes the bottom border from the rows output by the template, for when you are placing this template as the last element in a table. Otherwise you get a double border, from the bottom of the row as well as the table itself. | |||
[[Category: | |||
[[Category:Table templates]]</noinclude> | |||
Revision as of 23:59, 15 December 2015
This template is used to construct the tables on XML:File types.
Parameters:
- Tag, e.g. "ONCC". This will be turned into a link in the format [[XML:ONCC]].
- File type name, e.g. "Oni Character Class".
- Doc status. "yes" produces a
, "no" produces a 
, and any other text, like "some", produces a 
. - File name, e.g. "BINAEINOimpact_effects".
- Scope. You can write anything here, but typically this parameter is "global" or "local".
- Description. You can use a section link like "[[#BINA|BINA]]" in this text to allow the reader to jump to the section of the page that discusses BINA, as this template uses {{Anchor}} to place a HTML section anchor with the name that you pass in as parameter 1.
- The optional "position=bottom" parameter removes the bottom border from the rows output by the template, for when you are placing this template as the last element in a table. Otherwise you get a double border, from the bottom of the row as well as the table itself.
