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Examples:
Examples:


{{markup
{|class=wikitable
|1=<nowiki>{{font color|green|green text}}</nowiki>
!Markup
|2={{font color|green|green text}}
!Renders as
 
|-
|3=<nowiki>{{font color|blue|do not style text as a link}}</nowiki>
|<code><nowiki>{{font color|green|green text}}</nowiki></code>
|4={{font color|blue|do not style text as a link}}
|{{font color|green|green text}}
 
|-
|5=<nowiki>{{font color|white|black|white with black background}}</nowiki>
|<code><nowiki>{{font color|blue|do not style text as a link}}</nowiki></code>
|6={{font color|white|black|white with black background}}
|{{font color|blue|do not style text as a link}}
 
|-
|7=<nowiki>{{font color||yellow|default text in yellow background}}</nowiki>
|<code><nowiki>{{font color|white|black|white with black background}}</nowiki></code>
|8={{font color||yellow|default text in yellow background}}
|{{font color|white|black|white with black background}}
}}
|-
|<code><nowiki>{{font color||yellow|default text in yellow background}}</nowiki></code>
|{{font color||yellow|default text in yellow background}}
|}


The {{para|link}} parameter is useful where a link is placed in a colored header such as a navbox. For example, if the header was blue, you would leave the background color blank and set the font color to white. {{para|link|yes}} sets the link to the text, otherwise it is set to the value of {{para|link}}.
The {{para|link}} parameter is useful where a link is placed in a colored header such as a navbox. For example, if the header was blue, you would leave the background color blank and set the font color to white. {{para|link|yes}} sets the link to the text, otherwise it is set to the value of {{para|link}}.


{{markup
{|class=wikitable
|1=<nowiki>{{font color|white|blue|Wikipedia:Example|link=yes}}</nowiki>
!Markup
|2={{font color|white|blue|Wikipedia:Example|link=yes}}
!Renders as
 
|-
|3=<nowiki>{{font color|white|blue|Wikipedia:Example|link=Wikipedia:Sandbox}}</nowiki>
|<code><nowiki>{{font color|white|blue|Wikipedia:Example|link=yes}}</nowiki></code></code>
|4={{font color|white|blue|Example|link=Wikipedia:Sandbox}}
|{{font color|white|blue|Wikipedia:Example|link=yes}}
}}
|-
|<code><nowiki>{{font color|white|blue|Wikipedia:Example|link=Wikipedia:Sandbox}}</nowiki></code>
|{{font color|white|blue|Example|link=Wikipedia:Sandbox}}
|}


==See also==
==See also==

Revision as of 06:41, 20 May 2015

Template:Warning

Usage

Parameters

Use / description Default
{{{1}}} font color default
{{{2}}} text
link page link
Or
Use / description Default
{{{1}}} font color default
{{{2}}} background color default
{{{3}}} text
link page link


{{font color|<text color>|<background color>|<text>}}

Examples:

Markup Renders as
{{font color|green|green text}} green text
{{font color|blue|do not style text as a link}} do not style text as a link
{{font color|white|black|white with black background}} white with black background
{{font color||yellow|default text in yellow background}} default text in yellow background

The |link= parameter is useful where a link is placed in a colored header such as a navbox. For example, if the header was blue, you would leave the background color blank and set the font color to white. |link=yes sets the link to the text, otherwise it is set to the value of |link=.

Markup Renders as
{{font color|white|blue|Wikipedia:Example|link=yes}} Wikipedia:Example
{{font color|white|blue|Wikipedia:Example|link=Wikipedia:Sandbox}} Example

See also