Difference between revisions of "Template:Tt"

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<includeonly><tt style="background-color:#EEE"><small>{{{1}}}</small></tt></includeonly><noinclude>
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<includeonly><tt style="background-color:#f0f0f0"><small>{{{1}}}</small></tt></includeonly><noinclude>
 
{{lowercase}}
 
{{lowercase}}
 
{{TemplateDoc|name=tt|pages=Mainly talk pages|purpose=Formatting text as explained below|cat=}}
 
{{TemplateDoc|name=tt|pages=Mainly talk pages|purpose=Formatting text as explained below|cat=}}
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{{Parm|1|The text to format|yes|}}
 
{{Parm|1|The text to format|yes|}}
 
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This template formats text as small monospaced text with a lightly-shaded background, and displaying Wiki codes.  This is useful, for example, in showing what someone has to type in.
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This template formats text as small monospaced text with a lightly-shaded background.  This is useful, for example, in showing what someone has to type in.
  
 
Here is an example:
 
Here is an example:
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:To use this template with the text "Hello", type {{tt|{{tt|Hello}}}}.
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:To use this template with the text "Hello", type {{tt|<nowiki>{{tt|Hello}}</nowiki>}}.
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(This template takes its name from the HTML {{tt|<nowiki><tt></nowiki>}} tag.)
 
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Revision as of 14:36, June 11, 2007



Template: tt
Use on Mainly talk pages
Use for Formatting text as explained below
Category template applies to page (none)
Template Parameters
(See using templates).
Name Purpose Required? Comment
1 The text to format yes

This template formats text as small monospaced text with a lightly-shaded background. This is useful, for example, in showing what someone has to type in.

Here is an example:

To use this template with the text "Hello", type {{tt|Hello}}.

(This template takes its name from the HTML <tt> tag.)