Difference between revisions of "Template:Fix-span/doc"
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imported>Redrose64 (→top: span is an element; <span> is a tag) |
imported>Nnemo (Element. The subject here is the "span" element. Its opening tag is just a technical form, uninteresting. Saying "span" element, like in the first item of the list, and with a link.) |
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This meta-template is just like {{tl|fix}} with three exceptions: | This meta-template is just like {{tl|fix}} with three exceptions: | ||
* It takes a <tt>content</tt> parameter containing wikitext to be placed within a {{tag|span}} element before the superscripted notice. | * It takes a <tt>content</tt> parameter containing wikitext to be placed within a {{tag|span}} element before the superscripted notice. | ||
| − | * It takes a <tt>span-class</tt> parameter specifying the [[HTML]] class name for the {{tag|span|o}} | + | * It takes a <tt>span-class</tt> parameter specifying the [[HTML]] class name for the [[Span element in HTML|{{tag|span|o}} element]]. |
* It gives <tt>special</tt> priority over <tt>text</tt> rather than the other way around. | * It gives <tt>special</tt> priority over <tt>text</tt> rather than the other way around. | ||
Revision as of 17:29, 6 June 2014
| This is a documentation subpage for Template:Fix-span. It contains usage information, categories and other content that is not part of the original template page. |
This meta-template is just like {{fix}} with three exceptions:
- It takes a content parameter containing wikitext to be placed within a
<span>...</span>element before the superscripted notice. - It takes a span-class parameter specifying the HTML class name for the
<span>element. - It gives special priority over text rather than the other way around.
The spanned content is displayed like this.
This is a separate template for now because this is an idea imported from the Italian Wikipedia (q.v.). Eventually, if this idea takes off, this mechanism could be folded into {{fix}}.
See also