The Simplified Inline Template and wiki Link illustrator {{ Sdoc}}{{Sdoc|1|2|3|4|5|6|Sample=Template}} {{Sdoc|sdoc= Wikipedia}}
>>Wiki link Explanation<<
Quick Tips!
Use the variable (sdoc) to insert any wiki link
for example:
{{Sdoc|Wikipedia|sdoc=none}}
will output
{{
Wikipedia}}
and use (link color) to change to any color of your choice for Example:
{{Sdoc|Wikipedia|sdoc＝none|link color＝blue}}
will output
{{
Wikipedia}}
. ⚠️Note: set (sdoc) to none just like this 👉
{{Sdoc|value|sdoc=none}}
and get👉
{{
value}}
otherwise you will get a duplicate value like this
{{Value
Value}}
If you don't want link then leave it this way 👉
{{Sdoc|value}}
And by default will give you this
{{value}}
⚠️This Template was mainly built to simplify Template name display and Documentation hence the recent inclusion of (wiki link) is just a bonus.
Note that you can always insert any type of wikitext and have full customisation control
You can still get a result like this if you wish:👇
{{
value|value2|value3|value4|value5|value6}}
>>End of wiki link narration<<
Now let's Continue >>>
The Template
{{Sdoc}}
is a Simplified inline Template link displayer that will allows you to easily add Template links and values without having to define
variables such as
{{Sdoc|Template}}
instead of
{{Sdoc|variable=Template}}
It has also utilised the use of equal signs[=] which can allow you to anonymously assign and display both variable and it's properties for example: when you insert (=Variable=Template) will displays(variable=Template), This is a shortcut for when you insert (Variable=Variable=Template) which will still outputs (variable=Template).
In the Template, all you have to do is This:
{{Sdoc|Template|＝detail＝Sample}}
Will Output:
{{Template|detail=Sample}}
You just have to start your statement with an equal sign[=] then your first preferred word[detail], with another equal sign[=], then your last preferred word[Sample] in order to Output[detail=Sample].
In your documenting or detailing page, you may want to do this for Example:
{{Sdoc|Wikipedia|page|＝Articles=Template}}
will Output this:
{{Wikipedia|page|Articles=Template}}
And notice that the only difference between the Edit and the visual result is only the first initial equal sign[=] which you should always insert from the beginning in order to Output[Articles=Template].
This Template Sdoc can takes upto 6 none
variables and unknown parameters
{{1|2|3|4|5|6}}
and then with styling variable parameters
{{1|2|3|4|5|6|Css properties=styling}}
which is enough to output all details about your Template, for example:
{{Sdoc|Wikipedia|page|Doc｜color＝darkgreen|＝Articles＝Template}}
Will Output:
{{Wikipedia|page|Doc|Articles=Template}}
First, lest take a look at this previous example: {{Sdoc|Wikipedia|page|Doc｜color＝darkgreen|＝Articles＝Template}} >>>Swipe>>> to view all table row👇
| Parameters values | Declare with | Details | instruction |
| Sdoc | Template name | Template name | Everything must start with Template name |
| [Wikipedia] | No Variable need | Anonymously signed without variable | An unknown parameters of your choice |
| [page] | No variable needed | Anonymously signed without variable | can
be unknown parameters of your choice |
| [Doc] | No Variable need | Anonymously signed without variable | An unknown parameters of your choice |
| [darkgreen] | Yes!
Variable is needed |
Signed with the variable(color)
I.e [color=darkgreen] |
Can be any color of your choice |
| =Articles=Template | No Variable need | signed anonymously with the first equal sign[=] | Must start with the first equal sign[=] in other to display [Articles=Template] |
The style Parameters can be assigned with these below 4 variables.
| [color] | [color all] | [bold] | [bold all] |
These style variables can be used to assign any of the css style value of your choice for Example: when you add [color=blue] will change the text color to blue. {{color|color=blue}}
And when you assign with[color all] will change the color of both text and curly braces({}) For Example: {{color|color all=deeppink}} The same applies when you insert [bold=bold] or [bold all=bold] for example:
{{bold|bold =bold}} and
{{bold all|bold =bold}}
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The Simplified Inline Template and wiki Link illustrator {{ Sdoc}}{{Sdoc|1|2|3|4|5|6|Sample=Template}} {{Sdoc|sdoc= Wikipedia}}
>>Wiki link Explanation<<
Quick Tips!
Use the variable (sdoc) to insert any wiki link
for example:
{{Sdoc|Wikipedia|sdoc=none}}
will output
{{
Wikipedia}}
and use (link color) to change to any color of your choice for Example:
{{Sdoc|Wikipedia|sdoc＝none|link color＝blue}}
will output
{{
Wikipedia}}
. ⚠️Note: set (sdoc) to none just like this 👉
{{Sdoc|value|sdoc=none}}
and get👉
{{
value}}
otherwise you will get a duplicate value like this
{{Value
Value}}
If you don't want link then leave it this way 👉
{{Sdoc|value}}
And by default will give you this
{{value}}
⚠️This Template was mainly built to simplify Template name display and Documentation hence the recent inclusion of (wiki link) is just a bonus.
Note that you can always insert any type of wikitext and have full customisation control
You can still get a result like this if you wish:👇
{{
value|value2|value3|value4|value5|value6}}
>>End of wiki link narration<<
Now let's Continue >>>
The Template
{{Sdoc}}
is a Simplified inline Template link displayer that will allows you to easily add Template links and values without having to define
variables such as
{{Sdoc|Template}}
instead of
{{Sdoc|variable=Template}}
It has also utilised the use of equal signs[=] which can allow you to anonymously assign and display both variable and it's properties for example: when you insert (=Variable=Template) will displays(variable=Template), This is a shortcut for when you insert (Variable=Variable=Template) which will still outputs (variable=Template).
In the Template, all you have to do is This:
{{Sdoc|Template|＝detail＝Sample}}
Will Output:
{{Template|detail=Sample}}
You just have to start your statement with an equal sign[=] then your first preferred word[detail], with another equal sign[=], then your last preferred word[Sample] in order to Output[detail=Sample].
In your documenting or detailing page, you may want to do this for Example:
{{Sdoc|Wikipedia|page|＝Articles=Template}}
will Output this:
{{Wikipedia|page|Articles=Template}}
And notice that the only difference between the Edit and the visual result is only the first initial equal sign[=] which you should always insert from the beginning in order to Output[Articles=Template].
This Template Sdoc can takes upto 6 none
variables and unknown parameters
{{1|2|3|4|5|6}}
and then with styling variable parameters
{{1|2|3|4|5|6|Css properties=styling}}
which is enough to output all details about your Template, for example:
{{Sdoc|Wikipedia|page|Doc｜color＝darkgreen|＝Articles＝Template}}
Will Output:
{{Wikipedia|page|Doc|Articles=Template}}
First, lest take a look at this previous example: {{Sdoc|Wikipedia|page|Doc｜color＝darkgreen|＝Articles＝Template}} >>>Swipe>>> to view all table row👇
| Parameters values | Declare with | Details | instruction |
| Sdoc | Template name | Template name | Everything must start with Template name |
| [Wikipedia] | No Variable need | Anonymously signed without variable | An unknown parameters of your choice |
| [page] | No variable needed | Anonymously signed without variable | can
be unknown parameters of your choice |
| [Doc] | No Variable need | Anonymously signed without variable | An unknown parameters of your choice |
| [darkgreen] | Yes!
Variable is needed |
Signed with the variable(color)
I.e [color=darkgreen] |
Can be any color of your choice |
| =Articles=Template | No Variable need | signed anonymously with the first equal sign[=] | Must start with the first equal sign[=] in other to display [Articles=Template] |
The style Parameters can be assigned with these below 4 variables.
| [color] | [color all] | [bold] | [bold all] |
These style variables can be used to assign any of the css style value of your choice for Example: when you add [color=blue] will change the text color to blue. {{color|color=blue}}
And when you assign with[color all] will change the color of both text and curly braces({}) For Example: {{color|color all=deeppink}} The same applies when you insert [bold=bold] or [bold all=bold] for example:
{{bold|bold =bold}} and
{{bold all|bold =bold}}
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