Template:Format link/doc

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This template is used to indicate a template is imported from English Wikipedia. It should be placed at the top of the template documentation page.

This template formats a link for use in hatnote templates. It accepts up to three positional parameters, the link, an optional display value, and an optional target override (which if provided, makes the link parameter optional). These parameters may also be supplied by name, as link, display, and target respectively. Links to categories and files are automatically escaped with the colon trick, and links to sections are automatically formatted as page § section, rather than the MediaWiki default of page#section.

This template doesn't work with subst.

Usage

Link only:

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This template is used to indicate a template is imported from English Wikipedia. It should be placed at the top of the template documentation page.

This template, often abbreviated as Template:Tlf, is used to provide stylized formatting to template displays without actually using the template itself.

Parameters

With the exception of alttext, the named parameters are toggles that are either omitted (default in most cases) or activated (by being assigned a value such as "on", "yes", "true", "include", etc.). They may be included in any order (see Examples below). Certain templates have the parameter "on" by default; see the main table for all alternate options.

Parameter	Action	Use with {{example}}	Default active
	Default (without accessory parameters)	{{example}}
brace	Include braces as part of the template link	{{example}}	{{tlw}}/{{tn}}
braceinside	Include innermost braces as part of the template link	{{example}}
bold	Renders the template link/name in bold	{{example}}	{{tlb}}, {{tlxb}}
code	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#code|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}	{{tlc}}, {{Template link expanded}}, etc.
italic	Display any parameters accompanying the template link/name in italics	{{example|param}}	{{tlxi}}
kbd	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#kbd|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}
nolink	Don't render the template name as a link	{{example}}	{{tlf}}, {{tnull}}
nowrap	Prevent the insertion of line breaks (word wrap) in the output	{{example}}
nowrapname	Prevent word wrapping in the output of template name/link (parameters will wrap if needed)	{{example}}
plaincode	Uses Template:Tag	{{example}}	{{tltss}}
subst	Include a subst: prefix before the template link/name	{{subst:example}}	{{tls}}, {{tlxs}}, etc
Template:Para	Use [text] as the label for the template link	{{Other}}	{{tla}}
_show_result	Will also display the result of the template.
_expand	Will add a link to the expanded template page.	{{Min|7|-5}} [1]

Link plus display:

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This template is used to indicate a template is imported from English Wikipedia. It should be placed at the top of the template documentation page.

This template, often abbreviated as Template:Tlf, is used to provide stylized formatting to template displays without actually using the template itself.

Parameters

With the exception of alttext, the named parameters are toggles that are either omitted (default in most cases) or activated (by being assigned a value such as "on", "yes", "true", "include", etc.). They may be included in any order (see Examples below). Certain templates have the parameter "on" by default; see the main table for all alternate options.

Parameter	Action	Use with {{example}}	Default active
	Default (without accessory parameters)	{{example}}
brace	Include braces as part of the template link	{{example}}	{{tlw}}/{{tn}}
braceinside	Include innermost braces as part of the template link	{{example}}
bold	Renders the template link/name in bold	{{example}}	{{tlb}}, {{tlxb}}
code	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#code|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}	{{tlc}}, {{Template link expanded}}, etc.
italic	Display any parameters accompanying the template link/name in italics	{{example|param}}	{{tlxi}}
kbd	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#kbd|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}
nolink	Don't render the template name as a link	{{example}}	{{tlf}}, {{tnull}}
nowrap	Prevent the insertion of line breaks (word wrap) in the output	{{example}}
nowrapname	Prevent word wrapping in the output of template name/link (parameters will wrap if needed)	{{example}}
plaincode	Uses Template:Tag	{{example}}	{{tltss}}
subst	Include a subst: prefix before the template link/name	{{subst:example}}	{{tls}}, {{tlxs}}, etc
Template:Para	Use [text] as the label for the template link	{{Other}}	{{tla}}
_show_result	Will also display the result of the template.
_expand	Will add a link to the expanded template page.	{{Min|7|-5}} [2]

Link with an italicized page name:

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This template is used to indicate a template is imported from English Wikipedia. It should be placed at the top of the template documentation page.

This template, often abbreviated as Template:Tlf, is used to provide stylized formatting to template displays without actually using the template itself.

Parameters

With the exception of alttext, the named parameters are toggles that are either omitted (default in most cases) or activated (by being assigned a value such as "on", "yes", "true", "include", etc.). They may be included in any order (see Examples below). Certain templates have the parameter "on" by default; see the main table for all alternate options.

Parameter	Action	Use with {{example}}	Default active
	Default (without accessory parameters)	{{example}}
brace	Include braces as part of the template link	{{example}}	{{tlw}}/{{tn}}
braceinside	Include innermost braces as part of the template link	{{example}}
bold	Renders the template link/name in bold	{{example}}	{{tlb}}, {{tlxb}}
code	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#code|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}	{{tlc}}, {{Template link expanded}}, etc.
italic	Display any parameters accompanying the template link/name in italics	{{example|param}}	{{tlxi}}
kbd	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#kbd|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}
nolink	Don't render the template name as a link	{{example}}	{{tlf}}, {{tnull}}
nowrap	Prevent the insertion of line breaks (word wrap) in the output	{{example}}
nowrapname	Prevent word wrapping in the output of template name/link (parameters will wrap if needed)	{{example}}
plaincode	Uses Template:Tag	{{example}}	{{tltss}}
subst	Include a subst: prefix before the template link/name	{{subst:example}}	{{tls}}, {{tlxs}}, etc
Template:Para	Use [text] as the label for the template link	{{Other}}	{{tla}}
_show_result	Will also display the result of the template.
_expand	Will add a link to the expanded template page.	{{Min|7|-5}} [3]

Link with an italicized section name:

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This template is used to indicate a template is imported from English Wikipedia. It should be placed at the top of the template documentation page.

This template, often abbreviated as Template:Tlf, is used to provide stylized formatting to template displays without actually using the template itself.

Parameters

With the exception of alttext, the named parameters are toggles that are either omitted (default in most cases) or activated (by being assigned a value such as "on", "yes", "true", "include", etc.). They may be included in any order (see Examples below). Certain templates have the parameter "on" by default; see the main table for all alternate options.

Parameter	Action	Use with {{example}}	Default active
	Default (without accessory parameters)	{{example}}
brace	Include braces as part of the template link	{{example}}	{{tlw}}/{{tn}}
braceinside	Include innermost braces as part of the template link	{{example}}
bold	Renders the template link/name in bold	{{example}}	{{tlb}}, {{tlxb}}
code	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#code|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}	{{tlc}}, {{Template link expanded}}, etc.
italic	Display any parameters accompanying the template link/name in italics	{{example|param}}	{{tlxi}}
kbd	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#kbd|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}
nolink	Don't render the template name as a link	{{example}}	{{tlf}}, {{tnull}}
nowrap	Prevent the insertion of line breaks (word wrap) in the output	{{example}}
nowrapname	Prevent word wrapping in the output of template name/link (parameters will wrap if needed)	{{example}}
plaincode	Uses Template:Tag	{{example}}	{{tltss}}
subst	Include a subst: prefix before the template link/name	{{subst:example}}	{{tls}}, {{tlxs}}, etc
Template:Para	Use [text] as the label for the template link	{{Other}}	{{tla}}
_show_result	Will also display the result of the template.
_expand	Will add a link to the expanded template page.	{{Min|7|-5}} [4]

If the link or display values contain an equals sign, you will need to specify the parameter names like this:

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This template is used to indicate a template is imported from English Wikipedia. It should be placed at the top of the template documentation page.

This template, often abbreviated as Template:Tlf, is used to provide stylized formatting to template displays without actually using the template itself.

Parameters

With the exception of alttext, the named parameters are toggles that are either omitted (default in most cases) or activated (by being assigned a value such as "on", "yes", "true", "include", etc.). They may be included in any order (see Examples below). Certain templates have the parameter "on" by default; see the main table for all alternate options.

Parameter	Action	Use with {{example}}	Default active
	Default (without accessory parameters)	{{example}}
brace	Include braces as part of the template link	{{example}}	{{tlw}}/{{tn}}
braceinside	Include innermost braces as part of the template link	{{example}}
bold	Renders the template link/name in bold	{{example}}	{{tlb}}, {{tlxb}}
code	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#code|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}	{{tlc}}, {{Template link expanded}}, etc.
italic	Display any parameters accompanying the template link/name in italics	{{example|param}}	{{tlxi}}
kbd	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#kbd|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}
nolink	Don't render the template name as a link	{{example}}	{{tlf}}, {{tnull}}
nowrap	Prevent the insertion of line breaks (word wrap) in the output	{{example}}
nowrapname	Prevent word wrapping in the output of template name/link (parameters will wrap if needed)	{{example}}
plaincode	Uses Template:Tag	{{example}}	{{tltss}}
subst	Include a subst: prefix before the template link/name	{{subst:example}}	{{tls}}, {{tlxs}}, etc
Template:Para	Use [text] as the label for the template link	{{Other}}	{{tla}}
_show_result	Will also display the result of the template.
_expand	Will add a link to the expanded template page.	{{Min|7|-5}} [5]

Link with a target override:

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This template is used to indicate a template is imported from English Wikipedia. It should be placed at the top of the template documentation page.

This template, often abbreviated as Template:Tlf, is used to provide stylized formatting to template displays without actually using the template itself.

Parameters

With the exception of alttext, the named parameters are toggles that are either omitted (default in most cases) or activated (by being assigned a value such as "on", "yes", "true", "include", etc.). They may be included in any order (see Examples below). Certain templates have the parameter "on" by default; see the main table for all alternate options.

Parameter	Action	Use with {{example}}	Default active
	Default (without accessory parameters)	{{example}}
brace	Include braces as part of the template link	{{example}}	{{tlw}}/{{tn}}
braceinside	Include innermost braces as part of the template link	{{example}}
bold	Renders the template link/name in bold	{{example}}	{{tlb}}, {{tlxb}}
code	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#code|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}	{{tlc}}, {{Template link expanded}}, etc.
italic	Display any parameters accompanying the template link/name in italics	{{example|param}}	{{tlxi}}
kbd	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#kbd|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}
nolink	Don't render the template name as a link	{{example}}	{{tlf}}, {{tnull}}
nowrap	Prevent the insertion of line breaks (word wrap) in the output	{{example}}
nowrapname	Prevent word wrapping in the output of template name/link (parameters will wrap if needed)	{{example}}
plaincode	Uses Template:Tag	{{example}}	{{tltss}}
subst	Include a subst: prefix before the template link/name	{{subst:example}}	{{tls}}, {{tlxs}}, etc
Template:Para	Use [text] as the label for the template link	{{Other}}	{{tla}}
_show_result	Will also display the result of the template.
_expand	Will add a link to the expanded template page.	{{Min|7|-5}} [6]

Link with parameters supplied by name:

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This template is used to indicate a template is imported from English Wikipedia. It should be placed at the top of the template documentation page.

This template, often abbreviated as Template:Tlf, is used to provide stylized formatting to template displays without actually using the template itself.

Parameters

With the exception of alttext, the named parameters are toggles that are either omitted (default in most cases) or activated (by being assigned a value such as "on", "yes", "true", "include", etc.). They may be included in any order (see Examples below). Certain templates have the parameter "on" by default; see the main table for all alternate options.

Parameter	Action	Use with {{example}}	Default active
	Default (without accessory parameters)	{{example}}
brace	Include braces as part of the template link	{{example}}	{{tlw}}/{{tn}}
braceinside	Include innermost braces as part of the template link	{{example}}
bold	Renders the template link/name in bold	{{example}}	{{tlb}}, {{tlxb}}
code	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#code|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}	{{tlc}}, {{Template link expanded}}, etc.
italic	Display any parameters accompanying the template link/name in italics	{{example|param}}	{{tlxi}}
kbd	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#kbd|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}
nolink	Don't render the template name as a link	{{example}}	{{tlf}}, {{tnull}}
nowrap	Prevent the insertion of line breaks (word wrap) in the output	{{example}}
nowrapname	Prevent word wrapping in the output of template name/link (parameters will wrap if needed)	{{example}}
plaincode	Uses Template:Tag	{{example}}	{{tltss}}
subst	Include a subst: prefix before the template link/name	{{subst:example}}	{{tls}}, {{tlxs}}, etc
Template:Para	Use [text] as the label for the template link	{{Other}}	{{tla}}
_show_result	Will also display the result of the template.
_expand	Will add a link to the expanded template page.	{{Min|7|-5}} [7]

Examples

• This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

  It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.
  Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This template is used to indicate a template is imported from English Wikipedia. It should be placed at the top of the template documentation page.

This template, often abbreviated as Template:Tlf, is used to provide stylized formatting to template displays without actually using the template itself.

Parameters

With the exception of alttext, the named parameters are toggles that are either omitted (default in most cases) or activated (by being assigned a value such as "on", "yes", "true", "include", etc.). They may be included in any order (see Examples below). Certain templates have the parameter "on" by default; see the main table for all alternate options.

Parameter	Action	Use with {{example}}	Default active
	Default (without accessory parameters)	{{example}}
brace	Include braces as part of the template link	{{example}}	{{tlw}}/{{tn}}
braceinside	Include innermost braces as part of the template link	{{example}}
bold	Renders the template link/name in bold	{{example}}	{{tlb}}, {{tlxb}}
code	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#code|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}	{{tlc}}, {{Template link expanded}}, etc.
italic	Display any parameters accompanying the template link/name in italics	{{example|param}}	{{tlxi}}
kbd	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#kbd|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}
nolink	Don't render the template name as a link	{{example}}	{{tlf}}, {{tnull}}
nowrap	Prevent the insertion of line breaks (word wrap) in the output	{{example}}
nowrapname	Prevent word wrapping in the output of template name/link (parameters will wrap if needed)	{{example}}
plaincode	Uses Template:Tag	{{example}}	{{tltss}}
subst	Include a subst: prefix before the template link/name	{{subst:example}}	{{tls}}, {{tlxs}}, etc
Template:Para	Use [text] as the label for the template link	{{Other}}	{{tla}}
_show_result	Will also display the result of the template.
_expand	Will add a link to the expanded template page.	{{Min|7|-5}} [8]

→ [[Lion]] → Lion

• This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

  It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.
  Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This template is used to indicate a template is imported from English Wikipedia. It should be placed at the top of the template documentation page.

This template, often abbreviated as Template:Tlf, is used to provide stylized formatting to template displays without actually using the template itself.

Parameters

With the exception of alttext, the named parameters are toggles that are either omitted (default in most cases) or activated (by being assigned a value such as "on", "yes", "true", "include", etc.). They may be included in any order (see Examples below). Certain templates have the parameter "on" by default; see the main table for all alternate options.

Parameter	Action	Use with {{example}}	Default active
	Default (without accessory parameters)	{{example}}
brace	Include braces as part of the template link	{{example}}	{{tlw}}/{{tn}}
braceinside	Include innermost braces as part of the template link	{{example}}
bold	Renders the template link/name in bold	{{example}}	{{tlb}}, {{tlxb}}
code	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#code|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}	{{tlc}}, {{Template link expanded}}, etc.
italic	Display any parameters accompanying the template link/name in italics	{{example|param}}	{{tlxi}}
kbd	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#kbd|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}
nolink	Don't render the template name as a link	{{example}}	{{tlf}}, {{tnull}}
nowrap	Prevent the insertion of line breaks (word wrap) in the output	{{example}}
nowrapname	Prevent word wrapping in the output of template name/link (parameters will wrap if needed)	{{example}}
plaincode	Uses Template:Tag	{{example}}	{{tltss}}
subst	Include a subst: prefix before the template link/name	{{subst:example}}	{{tls}}, {{tlxs}}, etc
Template:Para	Use [text] as the label for the template link	{{Other}}	{{tla}}
_show_result	Will also display the result of the template.
_expand	Will add a link to the expanded template page.	{{Min|7|-5}} [9]

→ [[Lion#Etymology|Lion § Etymology]] → Lion § Etymology

• This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

  It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.
  Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This template is used to indicate a template is imported from English Wikipedia. It should be placed at the top of the template documentation page.

This template, often abbreviated as Template:Tlf, is used to provide stylized formatting to template displays without actually using the template itself.

Parameters

With the exception of alttext, the named parameters are toggles that are either omitted (default in most cases) or activated (by being assigned a value such as "on", "yes", "true", "include", etc.). They may be included in any order (see Examples below). Certain templates have the parameter "on" by default; see the main table for all alternate options.

Parameter	Action	Use with {{example}}	Default active
	Default (without accessory parameters)	{{example}}
brace	Include braces as part of the template link	{{example}}	{{tlw}}/{{tn}}
braceinside	Include innermost braces as part of the template link	{{example}}
bold	Renders the template link/name in bold	{{example}}	{{tlb}}, {{tlxb}}
code	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#code|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}	{{tlc}}, {{Template link expanded}}, etc.
italic	Display any parameters accompanying the template link/name in italics	{{example|param}}	{{tlxi}}
kbd	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#kbd|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}
nolink	Don't render the template name as a link	{{example}}	{{tlf}}, {{tnull}}
nowrap	Prevent the insertion of line breaks (word wrap) in the output	{{example}}
nowrapname	Prevent word wrapping in the output of template name/link (parameters will wrap if needed)	{{example}}
plaincode	Uses Template:Tag	{{example}}	{{tltss}}
subst	Include a subst: prefix before the template link/name	{{subst:example}}	{{tls}}, {{tlxs}}, etc
Template:Para	Use [text] as the label for the template link	{{Other}}	{{tla}}
_show_result	Will also display the result of the template.
_expand	Will add a link to the expanded template page.	{{Min|7|-5}} [10]

→ [[:Category:Lions]] → Category:Lions

• This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

  It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.
  Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This is a documentation subpage for Template:Format link.

It contains usage information, categories, and other content that is not part of the original template page.

Template:Format link invokes function formatLink in Module:Format link using Lua.

This template is used to indicate a template is imported from English Wikipedia. It should be placed at the top of the template documentation page.

This template, often abbreviated as Template:Tlf, is used to provide stylized formatting to template displays without actually using the template itself.

Parameters

With the exception of alttext, the named parameters are toggles that are either omitted (default in most cases) or activated (by being assigned a value such as "on", "yes", "true", "include", etc.). They may be included in any order (see Examples below). Certain templates have the parameter "on" by default; see the main table for all alternate options.

Parameter	Action	Use with {{example}}	Default active
	Default (without accessory parameters)	{{example}}
brace	Include braces as part of the template link	{{example}}	{{tlw}}/{{tn}}
braceinside	Include innermost braces as part of the template link	{{example}}
bold	Renders the template link/name in bold	{{example}}	{{tlb}}, {{tlxb}}
code	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#code|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}	{{tlc}}, {{Template link expanded}}, etc.
italic	Display any parameters accompanying the template link/name in italics	{{example|param}}	{{tlxi}}
kbd	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#kbd|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)	{{example}}
nolink	Don't render the template name as a link	{{example}}	{{tlf}}, {{tnull}}
nowrap	Prevent the insertion of line breaks (word wrap) in the output	{{example}}
nowrapname	Prevent word wrapping in the output of template name/link (parameters will wrap if needed)	{{example}}
plaincode	Uses Template:Tag	{{example}}	{{tltss}}
subst	Include a subst: prefix before the template link/name	{{subst:example}}	{{tls}}, {{tlxs}}, etc
Template:Para	Use [text] as the label for the template link	{{Other}}
_show_result	Will also display the result of the template.
_expand	Will add a link to the expanded template page.

→ [[Lion#Etymology|Etymology of lion]] → 

This template is used to indicate a template is imported from English Wikipedia. It should be placed at the top of the template documentation page.

This template, often abbreviated as Template:Tlf, is used to provide stylized formatting to template displays without actually using the template itself.

Parameters

With the exception of alttext, the named parameters are toggles that are either omitted (default in most cases) or activated (by being assigned a value such as "on", "yes", "true", "include", etc.). They may be included in any order (see Examples below). Certain templates have the parameter "on" by default; see the main table for all alternate options.

Parameter	Action	Use with {{example}}	Default active
	Default (without accessory parameters)
brace	Include braces as part of the template link		/
braceinside	Include innermost braces as part of the template link
bold	Renders the template link/name in bold		,
code	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#code|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)		, , etc.
italic	Display any parameters accompanying the template link/name in italics
kbd	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#kbd|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)
nolink	Don't render the template name as a link		, {{tnull}}
nowrap	Prevent the insertion of line breaks (word wrap) in the output
nowrapname	Prevent word wrapping in the output of template name/link (parameters will wrap if needed)
plaincode	Uses Template:Tag
subst	Include a subst: prefix before the template link/name		, , etc
Template:Para	Use [text] as the label for the template link
_show_result	Will also display the result of the template.
_expand	Will add a link to the expanded template page.

 → [[:Foo#Bar|§ Bar]] → 

This template is used to indicate a template is imported from English Wikipedia. It should be placed at the top of the template documentation page.

This template, often abbreviated as Template:Tlf, is used to provide stylized formatting to template displays without actually using the template itself.

Parameters

With the exception of alttext, the named parameters are toggles that are either omitted (default in most cases) or activated (by being assigned a value such as "on", "yes", "true", "include", etc.). They may be included in any order (see Examples below). Certain templates have the parameter "on" by default; see the main table for all alternate options.

Parameter	Action	Use with {{example}}	Default active
	Default (without accessory parameters)
brace	Include braces as part of the template link		/
braceinside	Include innermost braces as part of the template link
bold	Renders the template link/name in bold		,
code	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#code|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)		, , etc.
italic	Display any parameters accompanying the template link/name in italics
kbd	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#kbd|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)
nolink	Don't render the template name as a link		, {{tnull}}
nowrap	Prevent the insertion of line breaks (word wrap) in the output
nowrapname	Prevent word wrapping in the output of template name/link (parameters will wrap if needed)
plaincode	Uses Template:Tag
subst	Include a subst: prefix before the template link/name		, , etc
Template:Para	Use [text] as the label for the template link
_show_result	Will also display the result of the template.
_expand	Will add a link to the expanded template page.

→ [[Quo warranto#Philippines|<i>Quo warranto</i> §&nbsp;Philippines]] → 

This template is used to indicate a template is imported from English Wikipedia. It should be placed at the top of the template documentation page.

This template, often abbreviated as Template:Tlf, is used to provide stylized formatting to template displays without actually using the template itself.

Parameters

With the exception of alttext, the named parameters are toggles that are either omitted (default in most cases) or activated (by being assigned a value such as "on", "yes", "true", "include", etc.). They may be included in any order (see Examples below). Certain templates have the parameter "on" by default; see the main table for all alternate options.

Parameter	Action	Use with {{example}}	Default active
	Default (without accessory parameters)
brace	Include braces as part of the template link		/
braceinside	Include innermost braces as part of the template link
bold	Renders the template link/name in bold		,
code	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#code|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)		, , etc.
italic	Display any parameters accompanying the template link/name in italics
kbd	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#kbd|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)
nolink	Don't render the template name as a link		, {{tnull}}
nowrap	Prevent the insertion of line breaks (word wrap) in the output
nowrapname	Prevent word wrapping in the output of template name/link (parameters will wrap if needed)
plaincode	Uses Template:Tag
subst	Include a subst: prefix before the template link/name		, , etc
Template:Para	Use [text] as the label for the template link
_show_result	Will also display the result of the template.
_expand	Will add a link to the expanded template page.

→ [[Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012#Disini v. Secretary of Justice|Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 §&nbsp;<i>Disini v. Secretary of Justice</i>]] → 

This template is used to indicate a template is imported from English Wikipedia. It should be placed at the top of the template documentation page.

This template, often abbreviated as Template:Tlf, is used to provide stylized formatting to template displays without actually using the template itself.

Parameters

With the exception of alttext, the named parameters are toggles that are either omitted (default in most cases) or activated (by being assigned a value such as "on", "yes", "true", "include", etc.). They may be included in any order (see Examples below). Certain templates have the parameter "on" by default; see the main table for all alternate options.

Parameter	Action	Use with {{example}}	Default active
	Default (without accessory parameters)
brace	Include braces as part of the template link		/
braceinside	Include innermost braces as part of the template link
bold	Renders the template link/name in bold		,
code	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#code|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)		, , etc.
italic	Display any parameters accompanying the template link/name in italics
kbd	Display output using HTML [[HTML element#kbd|Template:Tag]] tags (monospaced font)
nolink	Don't render the template name as a link		, {{tnull}}
nowrap	Prevent the insertion of line breaks (word wrap) in the output
nowrapname	Prevent word wrapping in the output of template name/link (parameters will wrap if needed)
plaincode	Uses Template:Tag
subst	Include a subst: prefix before the template link/name		, , etc
Template:Para	Use [text] as the label for the template link
_show_result	Will also display the result of the template.
_expand	Will add a link to the expanded template page.

→ 

Errors

If this template is used and neither the link parameter (or positional parameter 1) nor the target parameter (or positional parameter 3) is supplied, then the template will return an error message. At least one of those must be supplied.