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*# leaving the value out and the empty value defaults to: ''no'' | *# leaving the value out and the empty value defaults to: ''no'' | ||
*# any other non-empty value defaults to: ''yes'' | *# any other non-empty value defaults to: ''yes'' | ||
− | * '''nocat''': Whether or not to suppress categorization under the magical category (defaults to false, which means auto categorization). | + | * '''nocat''': Whether or not to suppress categorization under the (non)magical category (defaults to false, which means auto categorization). |
==Syntax== | ==Syntax== |
Revision as of 01:14, 22 November 2012
This template offers the choice to define the magical category of a (character) article. It can also automatically categorize a page under that category.
Parameters
- Whether or not magical (no parameter name and values are case insensitive):
- no
- leaving the value out and the empty value defaults to: no
- any other non-empty value defaults to: yes
- nocat: Whether or not to suppress categorization under the (non)magical category (defaults to false, which means auto categorization).
Syntax
{{magical|value}}
Examples
The template may be used like this:
{{magical|yes}}
- Yes [list all]
Or this:
{{magical|no}}
- No [list all]
You may even leave out the argument, which will default to no like this:
{{magical}}
- No [list all]
Using the empty value is the same:
{{magical|}}
- No [list all]
Specifying any other value will be interpreted as yes like this:
{{magical|of cource}}
- Yes [list all]
The case of the value is not important:
{{magical|NO}}
- No [list all]
The nocat parameter may be used to suppress automatic categorization like this (any value will do):
{{magical|yes|nocat=true}}
(this would render the same result as the first example above, but would not automatically categorize under Category:Magical Characters)