Difference between revisions of "Template:Crlf"

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'''This template contains simply the code <code><nowiki><br /></nowiki></code>, the [[XHTML]]-clean line-break. It is to be used as an inline line-break.'''
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[[CRLF]] is a standard name for a line-break variable.
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The reason this template might be useful over just typing <code><nowiki><br /></nowiki></code> is because a template call can cover two lines. Thus, you can call this template with the code:
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<pre>{{crlf
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|}}</pre>
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whereas a normal <code><nowiki><br /></nowiki></code> can only be called with:
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<pre><br /></pre>
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on one line. The advantage of the two lines is that it aids the editor, both in his reading and writing, and you can actually ''see'' the line-break that you've just inserted the code for.
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The template is especially made for use inside indentation or bullet points; see the Talk page for examples.
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Revision as of 10:29, 26 April 2006



This template contains simply the code <br />, the XHTML-clean line-break. It is to be used as an inline line-break.

CRLF is a standard name for a line-break variable.

The reason this template might be useful over just typing <br /> is because a template call can cover two lines. Thus, you can call this template with the code:

{{crlf
|}}

whereas a normal <br /> can only be called with:

<br />

on one line. The advantage of the two lines is that it aids the editor, both in his reading and writing, and you can actually see the line-break that you've just inserted the code for.

The template is especially made for use inside indentation or bullet points; see the Talk page for examples.