Difference between revisions of "Template:Superlink"

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This template is used to create a link between superscript rectangle brackets, like: ^[this].

Parameters

• article: the article page or category page to link to
• label: the text to display on the link
• external: whether or not to make the link function as an external link (defaults to false)
• hide: the result of the condition whether to hide the superlink

Syntax

{{superlink
 |article = 
 |label = 
 |hide = 
 |external=
}}

Examples

Common use of the superlink include both article and label parameters:

some text here{{superlink|article = Main Page|label = some link}}

some text here ^{[some link]}

If the article parameter is not used, the superlink will render as italic text using only the label parameter:

some text here{{superlink|label = notice}}

some text here ^[notice]

If the label parameter is not used, the superlink will render the link to the article without any custom text:

some text here{{superlink|article = Main Page}}

some text here ^{[Main Page]}

If no parameters are used, the superlink will render error text like this:

some text here{{superlink}}

some text here ^{[broken superlink]}

If the hide parameter is used (any non-empty value will do), the superlink will be hidden altogether:

some text here{{superlink|article = Main Page|label = some link|hide=true}}

some text here

This could be useful somewhere on a page where a condition would determine whether you want to display a particular superlink there.

If the external parameter is used (any non-empty value will do), the superlink will be an external link:

some text here{{superlink|article=www.google.com|label=Google search|external=true}}

some text here ^{[Google search]}