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==Tech note==
 
==Tech note==
This template uses <code>list-style</code> instead of the more specific <code>list-style-type</code> because of [[bug:31746]]. What that's fixed, the template should be, too.
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This template uses <code>list-style</code> instead of the more specific <code>list-style-type</code> because of [[bugzilla:31746|MediaWiki bug 31746]]. What that's fixed, the template should be, too.
  
 
==Redirects==
 
==Redirects==

Revision as of 08:03, 17 October 2011

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    Usage

    This template, {{libull}} (for "list item, bulleted") is part of the system of templates for copy-pasteable lists. It may be used inside {{unbulleted list}} to provide a bullet, automatically spaced for you, in front of an item in an unordered list.

    Example:

    •   An unordered list item
    •   Another unordered list item

    Tech note

    This template uses list-style-image: none to suppress MedaWiki's auto-generated blue bullet image, and list-style-type: none to prevent the auto-generation of the default HTML bullet, which is not copy-pasteable either, then replaces them with a copy-pasteable (and scaleable!) text bullet generated by the {{lidot}} meta-template.

    See also

    Template:Olist/see-also

    Usage

    This template, {{libull}} (for "list item, bulleted") is part of the system of templates for copy-pasteable lists. It is used inside {{ulist}} to provide a bullet, automatically spaced for you, in front of an item in an unordered list. For complex content, it has a two-part start and end tag version, {{libull-}} and {{!libull}}.

    Example: Template:Ulist

  •   An unordered list item
  •   Another unordered list item
  • Template:!ulist

    Tech note

    This template uses list-style instead of the more specific list-style-type because of MediaWiki bug 31746. What that's fixed, the template should be, too.

    Redirects

    See also

    Template:Olist/see-also