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This is the {{Notice/doc}} message box. It should be used sparingly and only for significant information for which a more specific template doesn't exist. Less important comments should be put as regular text on the page's talk page instead.
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Usage
{{Notice/doc|1=Place notice text here. |heading=Optional heading above the text}}
This box automatically changes its style depending on what kind of page it appears; see {{Mbox}} for details, and view the examples below for demonstrations.
Use in talk and userspace
Outside "important" locations like mainspace, policy pages, and noticeboards, this message box can also be used on other pages in a more relaxed way, such as on the top of talk page alerts, wikiproject pages, userspace pages, etc. Talk and noticeboard cases should probably include your signature at the end of the template's main content.
Optional parameters
The box can be titled with an optional |heading=
(or |header=
or |title=
). This is left-aligned by default. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces an all-left notice:
This is the {{Notice/doc}} message box. It should be used sparingly and only for significant information for which a more specific template doesn't exist. Less important comments should be put as regular text on the page's talk page instead.
Usage
{{Notice/doc|1=Place notice text here. |heading=Optional heading above the text}}
This box automatically changes its style depending on what kind of page it appears; see {{Mbox}} for details, and view the examples below for demonstrations.
Use in talk and userspace
Outside "important" locations like mainspace, policy pages, and noticeboards, this message box can also be used on other pages in a more relaxed way, such as on the top of talk page alerts, wikiproject pages, userspace pages, etc. Talk and noticeboard cases should probably include your signature at the end of the template's main content.
Optional parameters
The box can be titled with an optional |heading=
(or |header=
or |title=
). This is left-aligned by default. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces an all-left notice:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
It can be hard to notice or read short heading and/or message on a wide monitor when they centered. For long content, it can be centered with |align=center
.
[While |align=right
is a valid value, it will only be useful when this template is ported to right-to-left language Wikipedias, and shouldn't be used on English Wikipedia or it will be difficult to read.]
This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |align=center |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
A shorthand parameter to center the heading and main text at the same time is |center=y
. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |center=y |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The parameter |textstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the main note content. For example, one could center small-caps text below a left-aligned heading; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |textstyle=text-align:center; font-variant:small-caps; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Similarly, the parameter |headstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the heading content. For example, one could center a red heading above a left-aligned message; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |headstyle=text-align:center; color:red; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The message box can also take an |image=
parameter (with a value of just the bare filename of the image, without File:...
, Image:...
, or markup), but this is discouraged in articles. For an example of its use, see below.
See #Talk pages, below for the talkpage-only |small=y
parameter. See also #Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side for additional parameters that work in talk and project pages but not articles.
Articles
-
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Talk pages
On talk pages, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
You may also set the talkpage-only parameter |small=yes
, which alters the template's appearance thus:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
-
{{Notice/doc |small=yes |header=Header |style=text-align:center; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces ......
Setting the |image=
parameter changes the image shown on the lefthand side of the template.
-
{{Notice/doc |image=Stop hand nuvola.svg |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
(Note the effect of omitting |style=text-align:center;
here)
File and category pages
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
on a File: page would produce... Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc ... and, on a Category: page, would produce: Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Other pages
On other pages, such as those in the User:, Wikipedia: and Help: namespaces, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
would produce:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
External links and equals signs
In most cases, external links can be used in the template without any complications. If a link – or any text – contains one or more equals signs (" = "), however, everything before the first sign will be interpreted as the name of a parameter. To prevent this, name the text carrying the link as the first numbered parameter:
-
{{Notice/doc |1=Any text/links including "=" should now be interpreted correctly.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side
To add shortcuts, images, other templates, etc. to the righthand side of the template, use |imageright=
. This does not work in articles. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
{{Notice/doc |imageright={{Shortcuts|You|Me}} |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
includes the {{Shortcut}}s template providing links to You and Me:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Alternate shortcut option
As an alternative to imageright, the |shortcut=
(or |shortcut1=
) and |shortcutN=
parameters (where N = 2 to 5) may be used to display shortcuts. For instance, {{Notice/doc |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Note: If both imageright and any of the shorcut parameters are used, the contents of imageright will override the shortcut/s. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Template:Notice/doc and warning templates
It can be hard to notice or read short heading and/or message on a wide monitor when they centered. For long content, it can be centered with |align=center
.
[While |align=right
is a valid value, it will only be useful when this template is ported to right-to-left language Wikipedias, and shouldn't be used on English Wikipedia or it will be difficult to read.]
This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |align=center |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
This is the {{Notice/doc}} message box. It should be used sparingly and only for significant information for which a more specific template doesn't exist. Less important comments should be put as regular text on the page's talk page instead.
Usage
{{Notice/doc|1=Place notice text here. |heading=Optional heading above the text}}
This box automatically changes its style depending on what kind of page it appears; see {{Mbox}} for details, and view the examples below for demonstrations.
Use in talk and userspace
Outside "important" locations like mainspace, policy pages, and noticeboards, this message box can also be used on other pages in a more relaxed way, such as on the top of talk page alerts, wikiproject pages, userspace pages, etc. Talk and noticeboard cases should probably include your signature at the end of the template's main content.
Optional parameters
The box can be titled with an optional |heading=
(or |header=
or |title=
). This is left-aligned by default. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces an all-left notice:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
It can be hard to notice or read short heading and/or message on a wide monitor when they centered. For long content, it can be centered with |align=center
.
[While |align=right
is a valid value, it will only be useful when this template is ported to right-to-left language Wikipedias, and shouldn't be used on English Wikipedia or it will be difficult to read.]
This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |align=center |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
A shorthand parameter to center the heading and main text at the same time is |center=y
. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |center=y |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The parameter |textstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the main note content. For example, one could center small-caps text below a left-aligned heading; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |textstyle=text-align:center; font-variant:small-caps; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Similarly, the parameter |headstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the heading content. For example, one could center a red heading above a left-aligned message; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |headstyle=text-align:center; color:red; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The message box can also take an |image=
parameter (with a value of just the bare filename of the image, without File:...
, Image:...
, or markup), but this is discouraged in articles. For an example of its use, see below.
See #Talk pages, below for the talkpage-only |small=y
parameter. See also #Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side for additional parameters that work in talk and project pages but not articles.
Articles
-
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Talk pages
On talk pages, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
You may also set the talkpage-only parameter |small=yes
, which alters the template's appearance thus:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
-
{{Notice/doc |small=yes |header=Header |style=text-align:center; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces ......
Setting the |image=
parameter changes the image shown on the lefthand side of the template.
-
{{Notice/doc |image=Stop hand nuvola.svg |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
(Note the effect of omitting |style=text-align:center;
here)
File and category pages
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
on a File: page would produce... Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc ... and, on a Category: page, would produce: Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Other pages
On other pages, such as those in the User:, Wikipedia: and Help: namespaces, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
would produce:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
External links and equals signs
In most cases, external links can be used in the template without any complications. If a link – or any text – contains one or more equals signs (" = "), however, everything before the first sign will be interpreted as the name of a parameter. To prevent this, name the text carrying the link as the first numbered parameter:
-
{{Notice/doc |1=Any text/links including "=" should now be interpreted correctly.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side
To add shortcuts, images, other templates, etc. to the righthand side of the template, use |imageright=
. This does not work in articles. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
{{Notice/doc |imageright={{Shortcuts|You|Me}} |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
includes the {{Shortcut}}s template providing links to You and Me:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Alternate shortcut option
As an alternative to imageright, the |shortcut=
(or |shortcut1=
) and |shortcutN=
parameters (where N = 2 to 5) may be used to display shortcuts. For instance, {{Notice/doc |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Note: If both imageright and any of the shorcut parameters are used, the contents of imageright will override the shortcut/s. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Template:Notice/doc and warning templates
A shorthand parameter to center the heading and main text at the same time is |center=y
. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |center=y |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
This is the {{Notice/doc}} message box. It should be used sparingly and only for significant information for which a more specific template doesn't exist. Less important comments should be put as regular text on the page's talk page instead.
Usage
{{Notice/doc|1=Place notice text here. |heading=Optional heading above the text}}
This box automatically changes its style depending on what kind of page it appears; see {{Mbox}} for details, and view the examples below for demonstrations.
Use in talk and userspace
Outside "important" locations like mainspace, policy pages, and noticeboards, this message box can also be used on other pages in a more relaxed way, such as on the top of talk page alerts, wikiproject pages, userspace pages, etc. Talk and noticeboard cases should probably include your signature at the end of the template's main content.
Optional parameters
The box can be titled with an optional |heading=
(or |header=
or |title=
). This is left-aligned by default. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces an all-left notice:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
It can be hard to notice or read short heading and/or message on a wide monitor when they centered. For long content, it can be centered with |align=center
.
[While |align=right
is a valid value, it will only be useful when this template is ported to right-to-left language Wikipedias, and shouldn't be used on English Wikipedia or it will be difficult to read.]
This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |align=center |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
A shorthand parameter to center the heading and main text at the same time is |center=y
. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |center=y |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The parameter |textstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the main note content. For example, one could center small-caps text below a left-aligned heading; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |textstyle=text-align:center; font-variant:small-caps; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Similarly, the parameter |headstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the heading content. For example, one could center a red heading above a left-aligned message; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |headstyle=text-align:center; color:red; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The message box can also take an |image=
parameter (with a value of just the bare filename of the image, without File:...
, Image:...
, or markup), but this is discouraged in articles. For an example of its use, see below.
See #Talk pages, below for the talkpage-only |small=y
parameter. See also #Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side for additional parameters that work in talk and project pages but not articles.
Articles
-
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Talk pages
On talk pages, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
You may also set the talkpage-only parameter |small=yes
, which alters the template's appearance thus:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
-
{{Notice/doc |small=yes |header=Header |style=text-align:center; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces ......
Setting the |image=
parameter changes the image shown on the lefthand side of the template.
-
{{Notice/doc |image=Stop hand nuvola.svg |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
(Note the effect of omitting |style=text-align:center;
here)
File and category pages
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
on a File: page would produce... Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc ... and, on a Category: page, would produce: Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Other pages
On other pages, such as those in the User:, Wikipedia: and Help: namespaces, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
would produce:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
External links and equals signs
In most cases, external links can be used in the template without any complications. If a link – or any text – contains one or more equals signs (" = "), however, everything before the first sign will be interpreted as the name of a parameter. To prevent this, name the text carrying the link as the first numbered parameter:
-
{{Notice/doc |1=Any text/links including "=" should now be interpreted correctly.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side
To add shortcuts, images, other templates, etc. to the righthand side of the template, use |imageright=
. This does not work in articles. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
{{Notice/doc |imageright={{Shortcuts|You|Me}} |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
includes the {{Shortcut}}s template providing links to You and Me:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Alternate shortcut option
As an alternative to imageright, the |shortcut=
(or |shortcut1=
) and |shortcutN=
parameters (where N = 2 to 5) may be used to display shortcuts. For instance, {{Notice/doc |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Note: If both imageright and any of the shorcut parameters are used, the contents of imageright will override the shortcut/s. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Template:Notice/doc and warning templates
The parameter |textstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the main note content. For example, one could center small-caps text below a left-aligned heading; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |textstyle=text-align:center; font-variant:small-caps; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
This is the {{Notice/doc}} message box. It should be used sparingly and only for significant information for which a more specific template doesn't exist. Less important comments should be put as regular text on the page's talk page instead.
Usage
{{Notice/doc|1=Place notice text here. |heading=Optional heading above the text}}
This box automatically changes its style depending on what kind of page it appears; see {{Mbox}} for details, and view the examples below for demonstrations.
Use in talk and userspace
Outside "important" locations like mainspace, policy pages, and noticeboards, this message box can also be used on other pages in a more relaxed way, such as on the top of talk page alerts, wikiproject pages, userspace pages, etc. Talk and noticeboard cases should probably include your signature at the end of the template's main content.
Optional parameters
The box can be titled with an optional |heading=
(or |header=
or |title=
). This is left-aligned by default. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces an all-left notice:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
It can be hard to notice or read short heading and/or message on a wide monitor when they centered. For long content, it can be centered with |align=center
.
[While |align=right
is a valid value, it will only be useful when this template is ported to right-to-left language Wikipedias, and shouldn't be used on English Wikipedia or it will be difficult to read.]
This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |align=center |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
A shorthand parameter to center the heading and main text at the same time is |center=y
. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |center=y |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The parameter |textstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the main note content. For example, one could center small-caps text below a left-aligned heading; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |textstyle=text-align:center; font-variant:small-caps; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Similarly, the parameter |headstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the heading content. For example, one could center a red heading above a left-aligned message; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |headstyle=text-align:center; color:red; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The message box can also take an |image=
parameter (with a value of just the bare filename of the image, without File:...
, Image:...
, or markup), but this is discouraged in articles. For an example of its use, see below.
See #Talk pages, below for the talkpage-only |small=y
parameter. See also #Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side for additional parameters that work in talk and project pages but not articles.
Articles
-
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Talk pages
On talk pages, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
You may also set the talkpage-only parameter |small=yes
, which alters the template's appearance thus:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
-
{{Notice/doc |small=yes |header=Header |style=text-align:center; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces ......
Setting the |image=
parameter changes the image shown on the lefthand side of the template.
-
{{Notice/doc |image=Stop hand nuvola.svg |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
(Note the effect of omitting |style=text-align:center;
here)
File and category pages
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
on a File: page would produce... Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc ... and, on a Category: page, would produce: Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Other pages
On other pages, such as those in the User:, Wikipedia: and Help: namespaces, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
would produce:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
External links and equals signs
In most cases, external links can be used in the template without any complications. If a link – or any text – contains one or more equals signs (" = "), however, everything before the first sign will be interpreted as the name of a parameter. To prevent this, name the text carrying the link as the first numbered parameter:
-
{{Notice/doc |1=Any text/links including "=" should now be interpreted correctly.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side
To add shortcuts, images, other templates, etc. to the righthand side of the template, use |imageright=
. This does not work in articles. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
{{Notice/doc |imageright={{Shortcuts|You|Me}} |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
includes the {{Shortcut}}s template providing links to You and Me:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Alternate shortcut option
As an alternative to imageright, the |shortcut=
(or |shortcut1=
) and |shortcutN=
parameters (where N = 2 to 5) may be used to display shortcuts. For instance, {{Notice/doc |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Note: If both imageright and any of the shorcut parameters are used, the contents of imageright will override the shortcut/s. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Template:Notice/doc and warning templates
Similarly, the parameter |headstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the heading content. For example, one could center a red heading above a left-aligned message; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |headstyle=text-align:center; color:red; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
This is the {{Notice/doc}} message box. It should be used sparingly and only for significant information for which a more specific template doesn't exist. Less important comments should be put as regular text on the page's talk page instead.
Usage
{{Notice/doc|1=Place notice text here. |heading=Optional heading above the text}}
This box automatically changes its style depending on what kind of page it appears; see {{Mbox}} for details, and view the examples below for demonstrations.
Use in talk and userspace
Outside "important" locations like mainspace, policy pages, and noticeboards, this message box can also be used on other pages in a more relaxed way, such as on the top of talk page alerts, wikiproject pages, userspace pages, etc. Talk and noticeboard cases should probably include your signature at the end of the template's main content.
Optional parameters
The box can be titled with an optional |heading=
(or |header=
or |title=
). This is left-aligned by default. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces an all-left notice:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
It can be hard to notice or read short heading and/or message on a wide monitor when they centered. For long content, it can be centered with |align=center
.
[While |align=right
is a valid value, it will only be useful when this template is ported to right-to-left language Wikipedias, and shouldn't be used on English Wikipedia or it will be difficult to read.]
This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |align=center |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
A shorthand parameter to center the heading and main text at the same time is |center=y
. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |center=y |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The parameter |textstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the main note content. For example, one could center small-caps text below a left-aligned heading; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |textstyle=text-align:center; font-variant:small-caps; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Similarly, the parameter |headstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the heading content. For example, one could center a red heading above a left-aligned message; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |headstyle=text-align:center; color:red; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The message box can also take an |image=
parameter (with a value of just the bare filename of the image, without File:...
, Image:...
, or markup), but this is discouraged in articles. For an example of its use, see below.
See #Talk pages, below for the talkpage-only |small=y
parameter. See also #Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side for additional parameters that work in talk and project pages but not articles.
Articles
-
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Talk pages
On talk pages, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
You may also set the talkpage-only parameter |small=yes
, which alters the template's appearance thus:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
-
{{Notice/doc |small=yes |header=Header |style=text-align:center; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces ......
Setting the |image=
parameter changes the image shown on the lefthand side of the template.
-
{{Notice/doc |image=Stop hand nuvola.svg |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
(Note the effect of omitting |style=text-align:center;
here)
File and category pages
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
on a File: page would produce... Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc ... and, on a Category: page, would produce: Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Other pages
On other pages, such as those in the User:, Wikipedia: and Help: namespaces, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
would produce:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
External links and equals signs
In most cases, external links can be used in the template without any complications. If a link – or any text – contains one or more equals signs (" = "), however, everything before the first sign will be interpreted as the name of a parameter. To prevent this, name the text carrying the link as the first numbered parameter:
-
{{Notice/doc |1=Any text/links including "=" should now be interpreted correctly.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side
To add shortcuts, images, other templates, etc. to the righthand side of the template, use |imageright=
. This does not work in articles. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
{{Notice/doc |imageright={{Shortcuts|You|Me}} |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
includes the {{Shortcut}}s template providing links to You and Me:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Alternate shortcut option
As an alternative to imageright, the |shortcut=
(or |shortcut1=
) and |shortcutN=
parameters (where N = 2 to 5) may be used to display shortcuts. For instance, {{Notice/doc |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Note: If both imageright and any of the shorcut parameters are used, the contents of imageright will override the shortcut/s. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Template:Notice/doc and warning templates
The message box can also take an |image=
parameter (with a value of just the bare filename of the image, without File:...
, Image:...
, or markup), but this is discouraged in articles. For an example of its use, see below.
See #Talk pages, below for the talkpage-only |small=y
parameter. See also #Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side for additional parameters that work in talk and project pages but not articles.
Articles
-
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.}}
produces:
This is the {{Notice/doc}} message box. It should be used sparingly and only for significant information for which a more specific template doesn't exist. Less important comments should be put as regular text on the page's talk page instead.
Usage
{{Notice/doc|1=Place notice text here. |heading=Optional heading above the text}}
This box automatically changes its style depending on what kind of page it appears; see {{Mbox}} for details, and view the examples below for demonstrations.
Use in talk and userspace
Outside "important" locations like mainspace, policy pages, and noticeboards, this message box can also be used on other pages in a more relaxed way, such as on the top of talk page alerts, wikiproject pages, userspace pages, etc. Talk and noticeboard cases should probably include your signature at the end of the template's main content.
Optional parameters
The box can be titled with an optional |heading=
(or |header=
or |title=
). This is left-aligned by default. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces an all-left notice:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
It can be hard to notice or read short heading and/or message on a wide monitor when they centered. For long content, it can be centered with |align=center
.
[While |align=right
is a valid value, it will only be useful when this template is ported to right-to-left language Wikipedias, and shouldn't be used on English Wikipedia or it will be difficult to read.]
This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |align=center |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
A shorthand parameter to center the heading and main text at the same time is |center=y
. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |center=y |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The parameter |textstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the main note content. For example, one could center small-caps text below a left-aligned heading; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |textstyle=text-align:center; font-variant:small-caps; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Similarly, the parameter |headstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the heading content. For example, one could center a red heading above a left-aligned message; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |headstyle=text-align:center; color:red; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The message box can also take an |image=
parameter (with a value of just the bare filename of the image, without File:...
, Image:...
, or markup), but this is discouraged in articles. For an example of its use, see below.
See #Talk pages, below for the talkpage-only |small=y
parameter. See also #Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side for additional parameters that work in talk and project pages but not articles.
Articles
-
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Talk pages
On talk pages, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
You may also set the talkpage-only parameter |small=yes
, which alters the template's appearance thus:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
-
{{Notice/doc |small=yes |header=Header |style=text-align:center; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces ......
Setting the |image=
parameter changes the image shown on the lefthand side of the template.
-
{{Notice/doc |image=Stop hand nuvola.svg |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
(Note the effect of omitting |style=text-align:center;
here)
File and category pages
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
on a File: page would produce... Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc ... and, on a Category: page, would produce: Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Other pages
On other pages, such as those in the User:, Wikipedia: and Help: namespaces, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
would produce:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
External links and equals signs
In most cases, external links can be used in the template without any complications. If a link – or any text – contains one or more equals signs (" = "), however, everything before the first sign will be interpreted as the name of a parameter. To prevent this, name the text carrying the link as the first numbered parameter:
-
{{Notice/doc |1=Any text/links including "=" should now be interpreted correctly.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side
To add shortcuts, images, other templates, etc. to the righthand side of the template, use |imageright=
. This does not work in articles. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
{{Notice/doc |imageright={{Shortcuts|You|Me}} |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
includes the {{Shortcut}}s template providing links to You and Me:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Alternate shortcut option
As an alternative to imageright, the |shortcut=
(or |shortcut1=
) and |shortcutN=
parameters (where N = 2 to 5) may be used to display shortcuts. For instance, {{Notice/doc |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Note: If both imageright and any of the shorcut parameters are used, the contents of imageright will override the shortcut/s. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Template:Notice/doc and warning templates
Talk pages
On talk pages, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
This is the {{Notice/doc}} message box. It should be used sparingly and only for significant information for which a more specific template doesn't exist. Less important comments should be put as regular text on the page's talk page instead.
Usage
{{Notice/doc|1=Place notice text here. |heading=Optional heading above the text}}
This box automatically changes its style depending on what kind of page it appears; see {{Mbox}} for details, and view the examples below for demonstrations.
Use in talk and userspace
Outside "important" locations like mainspace, policy pages, and noticeboards, this message box can also be used on other pages in a more relaxed way, such as on the top of talk page alerts, wikiproject pages, userspace pages, etc. Talk and noticeboard cases should probably include your signature at the end of the template's main content.
Optional parameters
The box can be titled with an optional |heading=
(or |header=
or |title=
). This is left-aligned by default. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces an all-left notice:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
It can be hard to notice or read short heading and/or message on a wide monitor when they centered. For long content, it can be centered with |align=center
.
[While |align=right
is a valid value, it will only be useful when this template is ported to right-to-left language Wikipedias, and shouldn't be used on English Wikipedia or it will be difficult to read.]
This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |align=center |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
A shorthand parameter to center the heading and main text at the same time is |center=y
. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |center=y |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The parameter |textstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the main note content. For example, one could center small-caps text below a left-aligned heading; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |textstyle=text-align:center; font-variant:small-caps; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Similarly, the parameter |headstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the heading content. For example, one could center a red heading above a left-aligned message; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |headstyle=text-align:center; color:red; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The message box can also take an |image=
parameter (with a value of just the bare filename of the image, without File:...
, Image:...
, or markup), but this is discouraged in articles. For an example of its use, see below.
See #Talk pages, below for the talkpage-only |small=y
parameter. See also #Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side for additional parameters that work in talk and project pages but not articles.
Articles
-
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Talk pages
On talk pages, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
You may also set the talkpage-only parameter |small=yes
, which alters the template's appearance thus:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
-
{{Notice/doc |small=yes |header=Header |style=text-align:center; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces ......
Setting the |image=
parameter changes the image shown on the lefthand side of the template.
-
{{Notice/doc |image=Stop hand nuvola.svg |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
(Note the effect of omitting |style=text-align:center;
here)
File and category pages
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
on a File: page would produce... Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc ... and, on a Category: page, would produce: Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Other pages
On other pages, such as those in the User:, Wikipedia: and Help: namespaces, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
would produce:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
External links and equals signs
In most cases, external links can be used in the template without any complications. If a link – or any text – contains one or more equals signs (" = "), however, everything before the first sign will be interpreted as the name of a parameter. To prevent this, name the text carrying the link as the first numbered parameter:
-
{{Notice/doc |1=Any text/links including "=" should now be interpreted correctly.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side
To add shortcuts, images, other templates, etc. to the righthand side of the template, use |imageright=
. This does not work in articles. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
{{Notice/doc |imageright={{Shortcuts|You|Me}} |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
includes the {{Shortcut}}s template providing links to You and Me:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Alternate shortcut option
As an alternative to imageright, the |shortcut=
(or |shortcut1=
) and |shortcutN=
parameters (where N = 2 to 5) may be used to display shortcuts. For instance, {{Notice/doc |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Note: If both imageright and any of the shorcut parameters are used, the contents of imageright will override the shortcut/s. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Template:Notice/doc and warning templates
You may also set the talkpage-only parameter |small=yes
, which alters the template's appearance thus:
This is the {{Notice/doc}} message box. It should be used sparingly and only for significant information for which a more specific template doesn't exist. Less important comments should be put as regular text on the page's talk page instead.
Usage
{{Notice/doc|1=Place notice text here. |heading=Optional heading above the text}}
This box automatically changes its style depending on what kind of page it appears; see {{Mbox}} for details, and view the examples below for demonstrations.
Use in talk and userspace
Outside "important" locations like mainspace, policy pages, and noticeboards, this message box can also be used on other pages in a more relaxed way, such as on the top of talk page alerts, wikiproject pages, userspace pages, etc. Talk and noticeboard cases should probably include your signature at the end of the template's main content.
Optional parameters
The box can be titled with an optional |heading=
(or |header=
or |title=
). This is left-aligned by default. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces an all-left notice:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
It can be hard to notice or read short heading and/or message on a wide monitor when they centered. For long content, it can be centered with |align=center
.
[While |align=right
is a valid value, it will only be useful when this template is ported to right-to-left language Wikipedias, and shouldn't be used on English Wikipedia or it will be difficult to read.]
This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |align=center |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
A shorthand parameter to center the heading and main text at the same time is |center=y
. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |center=y |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The parameter |textstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the main note content. For example, one could center small-caps text below a left-aligned heading; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |textstyle=text-align:center; font-variant:small-caps; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Similarly, the parameter |headstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the heading content. For example, one could center a red heading above a left-aligned message; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |headstyle=text-align:center; color:red; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The message box can also take an |image=
parameter (with a value of just the bare filename of the image, without File:...
, Image:...
, or markup), but this is discouraged in articles. For an example of its use, see below.
See #Talk pages, below for the talkpage-only |small=y
parameter. See also #Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side for additional parameters that work in talk and project pages but not articles.
Articles
-
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Talk pages
On talk pages, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
You may also set the talkpage-only parameter |small=yes
, which alters the template's appearance thus:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
-
{{Notice/doc |small=yes |header=Header |style=text-align:center; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces ......
Setting the |image=
parameter changes the image shown on the lefthand side of the template.
-
{{Notice/doc |image=Stop hand nuvola.svg |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
(Note the effect of omitting |style=text-align:center;
here)
File and category pages
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
on a File: page would produce... Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc ... and, on a Category: page, would produce: Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Other pages
On other pages, such as those in the User:, Wikipedia: and Help: namespaces, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
would produce:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
External links and equals signs
In most cases, external links can be used in the template without any complications. If a link – or any text – contains one or more equals signs (" = "), however, everything before the first sign will be interpreted as the name of a parameter. To prevent this, name the text carrying the link as the first numbered parameter:
-
{{Notice/doc |1=Any text/links including "=" should now be interpreted correctly.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side
To add shortcuts, images, other templates, etc. to the righthand side of the template, use |imageright=
. This does not work in articles. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
{{Notice/doc |imageright={{Shortcuts|You|Me}} |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
includes the {{Shortcut}}s template providing links to You and Me:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Alternate shortcut option
As an alternative to imageright, the |shortcut=
(or |shortcut1=
) and |shortcutN=
parameters (where N = 2 to 5) may be used to display shortcuts. For instance, {{Notice/doc |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Note: If both imageright and any of the shorcut parameters are used, the contents of imageright will override the shortcut/s. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Template:Notice/doc and warning templates
-
{{Notice/doc |small=yes |header=Header |style=text-align:center; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces ......
Setting the |image=
parameter changes the image shown on the lefthand side of the template.
-
{{Notice/doc |image=Stop hand nuvola.svg |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
This is the {{Notice/doc}} message box. It should be used sparingly and only for significant information for which a more specific template doesn't exist. Less important comments should be put as regular text on the page's talk page instead.
Usage
{{Notice/doc|1=Place notice text here. |heading=Optional heading above the text}}
This box automatically changes its style depending on what kind of page it appears; see {{Mbox}} for details, and view the examples below for demonstrations.
Use in talk and userspace
Outside "important" locations like mainspace, policy pages, and noticeboards, this message box can also be used on other pages in a more relaxed way, such as on the top of talk page alerts, wikiproject pages, userspace pages, etc. Talk and noticeboard cases should probably include your signature at the end of the template's main content.
Optional parameters
The box can be titled with an optional |heading=
(or |header=
or |title=
). This is left-aligned by default. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces an all-left notice:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
It can be hard to notice or read short heading and/or message on a wide monitor when they centered. For long content, it can be centered with |align=center
.
[While |align=right
is a valid value, it will only be useful when this template is ported to right-to-left language Wikipedias, and shouldn't be used on English Wikipedia or it will be difficult to read.]
This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |align=center |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
A shorthand parameter to center the heading and main text at the same time is |center=y
. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |center=y |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The parameter |textstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the main note content. For example, one could center small-caps text below a left-aligned heading; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |textstyle=text-align:center; font-variant:small-caps; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Similarly, the parameter |headstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the heading content. For example, one could center a red heading above a left-aligned message; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |headstyle=text-align:center; color:red; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The message box can also take an |image=
parameter (with a value of just the bare filename of the image, without File:...
, Image:...
, or markup), but this is discouraged in articles. For an example of its use, see below.
See #Talk pages, below for the talkpage-only |small=y
parameter. See also #Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side for additional parameters that work in talk and project pages but not articles.
Articles
-
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Talk pages
On talk pages, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
You may also set the talkpage-only parameter |small=yes
, which alters the template's appearance thus:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
-
{{Notice/doc |small=yes |header=Header |style=text-align:center; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces ......
Setting the |image=
parameter changes the image shown on the lefthand side of the template.
-
{{Notice/doc |image=Stop hand nuvola.svg |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
(Note the effect of omitting |style=text-align:center;
here)
File and category pages
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
on a File: page would produce... Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc ... and, on a Category: page, would produce: Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Other pages
On other pages, such as those in the User:, Wikipedia: and Help: namespaces, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
would produce:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
External links and equals signs
In most cases, external links can be used in the template without any complications. If a link – or any text – contains one or more equals signs (" = "), however, everything before the first sign will be interpreted as the name of a parameter. To prevent this, name the text carrying the link as the first numbered parameter:
-
{{Notice/doc |1=Any text/links including "=" should now be interpreted correctly.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side
To add shortcuts, images, other templates, etc. to the righthand side of the template, use |imageright=
. This does not work in articles. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
{{Notice/doc |imageright={{Shortcuts|You|Me}} |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
includes the {{Shortcut}}s template providing links to You and Me:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Alternate shortcut option
As an alternative to imageright, the |shortcut=
(or |shortcut1=
) and |shortcutN=
parameters (where N = 2 to 5) may be used to display shortcuts. For instance, {{Notice/doc |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Note: If both imageright and any of the shorcut parameters are used, the contents of imageright will override the shortcut/s. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Template:Notice/doc and warning templates
(Note the effect of omitting |style=text-align:center;
here)
File and category pages
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
on a File: page would produce...
This is the {{Notice/doc}} message box. It should be used sparingly and only for significant information for which a more specific template doesn't exist. Less important comments should be put as regular text on the page's talk page instead.
Usage
{{Notice/doc|1=Place notice text here. |heading=Optional heading above the text}}
This box automatically changes its style depending on what kind of page it appears; see {{Mbox}} for details, and view the examples below for demonstrations.
Use in talk and userspace
Outside "important" locations like mainspace, policy pages, and noticeboards, this message box can also be used on other pages in a more relaxed way, such as on the top of talk page alerts, wikiproject pages, userspace pages, etc. Talk and noticeboard cases should probably include your signature at the end of the template's main content.
Optional parameters
The box can be titled with an optional |heading=
(or |header=
or |title=
). This is left-aligned by default. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces an all-left notice:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
It can be hard to notice or read short heading and/or message on a wide monitor when they centered. For long content, it can be centered with |align=center
.
[While |align=right
is a valid value, it will only be useful when this template is ported to right-to-left language Wikipedias, and shouldn't be used on English Wikipedia or it will be difficult to read.]
This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |align=center |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
A shorthand parameter to center the heading and main text at the same time is |center=y
. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |center=y |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The parameter |textstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the main note content. For example, one could center small-caps text below a left-aligned heading; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |textstyle=text-align:center; font-variant:small-caps; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Similarly, the parameter |headstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the heading content. For example, one could center a red heading above a left-aligned message; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |headstyle=text-align:center; color:red; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The message box can also take an |image=
parameter (with a value of just the bare filename of the image, without File:...
, Image:...
, or markup), but this is discouraged in articles. For an example of its use, see below.
See #Talk pages, below for the talkpage-only |small=y
parameter. See also #Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side for additional parameters that work in talk and project pages but not articles.
Articles
-
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Talk pages
On talk pages, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
You may also set the talkpage-only parameter |small=yes
, which alters the template's appearance thus:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
-
{{Notice/doc |small=yes |header=Header |style=text-align:center; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces ......
Setting the |image=
parameter changes the image shown on the lefthand side of the template.
-
{{Notice/doc |image=Stop hand nuvola.svg |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
(Note the effect of omitting |style=text-align:center;
here)
File and category pages
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
on a File: page would produce... Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc ... and, on a Category: page, would produce: Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Other pages
On other pages, such as those in the User:, Wikipedia: and Help: namespaces, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
would produce:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
External links and equals signs
In most cases, external links can be used in the template without any complications. If a link – or any text – contains one or more equals signs (" = "), however, everything before the first sign will be interpreted as the name of a parameter. To prevent this, name the text carrying the link as the first numbered parameter:
-
{{Notice/doc |1=Any text/links including "=" should now be interpreted correctly.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side
To add shortcuts, images, other templates, etc. to the righthand side of the template, use |imageright=
. This does not work in articles. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
{{Notice/doc |imageright={{Shortcuts|You|Me}} |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
includes the {{Shortcut}}s template providing links to You and Me:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Alternate shortcut option
As an alternative to imageright, the |shortcut=
(or |shortcut1=
) and |shortcutN=
parameters (where N = 2 to 5) may be used to display shortcuts. For instance, {{Notice/doc |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Note: If both imageright and any of the shorcut parameters are used, the contents of imageright will override the shortcut/s. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Template:Notice/doc and warning templates ... and, on a Category: page, would produce:
This is the {{Notice/doc}} message box. It should be used sparingly and only for significant information for which a more specific template doesn't exist. Less important comments should be put as regular text on the page's talk page instead.
Usage
{{Notice/doc|1=Place notice text here. |heading=Optional heading above the text}}
This box automatically changes its style depending on what kind of page it appears; see {{Mbox}} for details, and view the examples below for demonstrations.
Use in talk and userspace
Outside "important" locations like mainspace, policy pages, and noticeboards, this message box can also be used on other pages in a more relaxed way, such as on the top of talk page alerts, wikiproject pages, userspace pages, etc. Talk and noticeboard cases should probably include your signature at the end of the template's main content.
Optional parameters
The box can be titled with an optional |heading=
(or |header=
or |title=
). This is left-aligned by default. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces an all-left notice:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
It can be hard to notice or read short heading and/or message on a wide monitor when they centered. For long content, it can be centered with |align=center
.
[While |align=right
is a valid value, it will only be useful when this template is ported to right-to-left language Wikipedias, and shouldn't be used on English Wikipedia or it will be difficult to read.]
This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |align=center |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
A shorthand parameter to center the heading and main text at the same time is |center=y
. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |center=y |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The parameter |textstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the main note content. For example, one could center small-caps text below a left-aligned heading; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |textstyle=text-align:center; font-variant:small-caps; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Similarly, the parameter |headstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the heading content. For example, one could center a red heading above a left-aligned message; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |headstyle=text-align:center; color:red; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The message box can also take an |image=
parameter (with a value of just the bare filename of the image, without File:...
, Image:...
, or markup), but this is discouraged in articles. For an example of its use, see below.
See #Talk pages, below for the talkpage-only |small=y
parameter. See also #Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side for additional parameters that work in talk and project pages but not articles.
Articles
-
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Talk pages
On talk pages, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
You may also set the talkpage-only parameter |small=yes
, which alters the template's appearance thus:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
-
{{Notice/doc |small=yes |header=Header |style=text-align:center; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces ......
Setting the |image=
parameter changes the image shown on the lefthand side of the template.
-
{{Notice/doc |image=Stop hand nuvola.svg |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
(Note the effect of omitting |style=text-align:center;
here)
File and category pages
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
on a File: page would produce... Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc ... and, on a Category: page, would produce: Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Other pages
On other pages, such as those in the User:, Wikipedia: and Help: namespaces, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
would produce:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
External links and equals signs
In most cases, external links can be used in the template without any complications. If a link – or any text – contains one or more equals signs (" = "), however, everything before the first sign will be interpreted as the name of a parameter. To prevent this, name the text carrying the link as the first numbered parameter:
-
{{Notice/doc |1=Any text/links including "=" should now be interpreted correctly.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side
To add shortcuts, images, other templates, etc. to the righthand side of the template, use |imageright=
. This does not work in articles. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
{{Notice/doc |imageright={{Shortcuts|You|Me}} |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
includes the {{Shortcut}}s template providing links to You and Me:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Alternate shortcut option
As an alternative to imageright, the |shortcut=
(or |shortcut1=
) and |shortcutN=
parameters (where N = 2 to 5) may be used to display shortcuts. For instance, {{Notice/doc |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Note: If both imageright and any of the shorcut parameters are used, the contents of imageright will override the shortcut/s. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Template:Notice/doc and warning templates
Other pages
On other pages, such as those in the User:, Wikipedia: and Help: namespaces, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
would produce:
This is the {{Notice/doc}} message box. It should be used sparingly and only for significant information for which a more specific template doesn't exist. Less important comments should be put as regular text on the page's talk page instead.
Usage
{{Notice/doc|1=Place notice text here. |heading=Optional heading above the text}}
This box automatically changes its style depending on what kind of page it appears; see {{Mbox}} for details, and view the examples below for demonstrations.
Use in talk and userspace
Outside "important" locations like mainspace, policy pages, and noticeboards, this message box can also be used on other pages in a more relaxed way, such as on the top of talk page alerts, wikiproject pages, userspace pages, etc. Talk and noticeboard cases should probably include your signature at the end of the template's main content.
Optional parameters
The box can be titled with an optional |heading=
(or |header=
or |title=
). This is left-aligned by default. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces an all-left notice:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
It can be hard to notice or read short heading and/or message on a wide monitor when they centered. For long content, it can be centered with |align=center
.
[While |align=right
is a valid value, it will only be useful when this template is ported to right-to-left language Wikipedias, and shouldn't be used on English Wikipedia or it will be difficult to read.]
This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |align=center |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
A shorthand parameter to center the heading and main text at the same time is |center=y
. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |center=y |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The parameter |textstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the main note content. For example, one could center small-caps text below a left-aligned heading; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |textstyle=text-align:center; font-variant:small-caps; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Similarly, the parameter |headstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the heading content. For example, one could center a red heading above a left-aligned message; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |headstyle=text-align:center; color:red; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The message box can also take an |image=
parameter (with a value of just the bare filename of the image, without File:...
, Image:...
, or markup), but this is discouraged in articles. For an example of its use, see below.
See #Talk pages, below for the talkpage-only |small=y
parameter. See also #Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side for additional parameters that work in talk and project pages but not articles.
Articles
-
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Talk pages
On talk pages, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
You may also set the talkpage-only parameter |small=yes
, which alters the template's appearance thus:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
-
{{Notice/doc |small=yes |header=Header |style=text-align:center; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces ......
Setting the |image=
parameter changes the image shown on the lefthand side of the template.
-
{{Notice/doc |image=Stop hand nuvola.svg |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
(Note the effect of omitting |style=text-align:center;
here)
File and category pages
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
on a File: page would produce... Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc ... and, on a Category: page, would produce: Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Other pages
On other pages, such as those in the User:, Wikipedia: and Help: namespaces, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
would produce:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
External links and equals signs
In most cases, external links can be used in the template without any complications. If a link – or any text – contains one or more equals signs (" = "), however, everything before the first sign will be interpreted as the name of a parameter. To prevent this, name the text carrying the link as the first numbered parameter:
-
{{Notice/doc |1=Any text/links including "=" should now be interpreted correctly.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side
To add shortcuts, images, other templates, etc. to the righthand side of the template, use |imageright=
. This does not work in articles. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
{{Notice/doc |imageright={{Shortcuts|You|Me}} |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
includes the {{Shortcut}}s template providing links to You and Me:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Alternate shortcut option
As an alternative to imageright, the |shortcut=
(or |shortcut1=
) and |shortcutN=
parameters (where N = 2 to 5) may be used to display shortcuts. For instance, {{Notice/doc |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Note: If both imageright and any of the shorcut parameters are used, the contents of imageright will override the shortcut/s. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Template:Notice/doc and warning templates
External links and equals signs
In most cases, external links can be used in the template without any complications. If a link – or any text – contains one or more equals signs (" = "), however, everything before the first sign will be interpreted as the name of a parameter. To prevent this, name the text carrying the link as the first numbered parameter:
-
{{Notice/doc |1=Any text/links including "=" should now be interpreted correctly.}}
produces:
This is the {{Notice/doc}} message box. It should be used sparingly and only for significant information for which a more specific template doesn't exist. Less important comments should be put as regular text on the page's talk page instead.
Usage
{{Notice/doc|1=Place notice text here. |heading=Optional heading above the text}}
This box automatically changes its style depending on what kind of page it appears; see {{Mbox}} for details, and view the examples below for demonstrations.
Use in talk and userspace
Outside "important" locations like mainspace, policy pages, and noticeboards, this message box can also be used on other pages in a more relaxed way, such as on the top of talk page alerts, wikiproject pages, userspace pages, etc. Talk and noticeboard cases should probably include your signature at the end of the template's main content.
Optional parameters
The box can be titled with an optional |heading=
(or |header=
or |title=
). This is left-aligned by default. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces an all-left notice:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
It can be hard to notice or read short heading and/or message on a wide monitor when they centered. For long content, it can be centered with |align=center
.
[While |align=right
is a valid value, it will only be useful when this template is ported to right-to-left language Wikipedias, and shouldn't be used on English Wikipedia or it will be difficult to read.]
This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |align=center |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
A shorthand parameter to center the heading and main text at the same time is |center=y
. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |center=y |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The parameter |textstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the main note content. For example, one could center small-caps text below a left-aligned heading; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |textstyle=text-align:center; font-variant:small-caps; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Similarly, the parameter |headstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the heading content. For example, one could center a red heading above a left-aligned message; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |headstyle=text-align:center; color:red; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The message box can also take an |image=
parameter (with a value of just the bare filename of the image, without File:...
, Image:...
, or markup), but this is discouraged in articles. For an example of its use, see below.
See #Talk pages, below for the talkpage-only |small=y
parameter. See also #Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side for additional parameters that work in talk and project pages but not articles.
Articles
-
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Talk pages
On talk pages, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
You may also set the talkpage-only parameter |small=yes
, which alters the template's appearance thus:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
-
{{Notice/doc |small=yes |header=Header |style=text-align:center; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces ......
Setting the |image=
parameter changes the image shown on the lefthand side of the template.
-
{{Notice/doc |image=Stop hand nuvola.svg |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
(Note the effect of omitting |style=text-align:center;
here)
File and category pages
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
on a File: page would produce... Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc ... and, on a Category: page, would produce: Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Other pages
On other pages, such as those in the User:, Wikipedia: and Help: namespaces, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
would produce:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
External links and equals signs
In most cases, external links can be used in the template without any complications. If a link – or any text – contains one or more equals signs (" = "), however, everything before the first sign will be interpreted as the name of a parameter. To prevent this, name the text carrying the link as the first numbered parameter:
-
{{Notice/doc |1=Any text/links including "=" should now be interpreted correctly.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side
To add shortcuts, images, other templates, etc. to the righthand side of the template, use |imageright=
. This does not work in articles. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
{{Notice/doc |imageright={{Shortcuts|You|Me}} |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
includes the {{Shortcut}}s template providing links to You and Me:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Alternate shortcut option
As an alternative to imageright, the |shortcut=
(or |shortcut1=
) and |shortcutN=
parameters (where N = 2 to 5) may be used to display shortcuts. For instance, {{Notice/doc |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Note: If both imageright and any of the shorcut parameters are used, the contents of imageright will override the shortcut/s. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Template:Notice/doc and warning templates
Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side
To add shortcuts, images, other templates, etc. to the righthand side of the template, use |imageright=
. This does not work in articles. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
This is the {{Notice/doc}} message box. It should be used sparingly and only for significant information for which a more specific template doesn't exist. Less important comments should be put as regular text on the page's talk page instead.
Usage
{{Notice/doc|1=Place notice text here. |heading=Optional heading above the text}}
This box automatically changes its style depending on what kind of page it appears; see {{Mbox}} for details, and view the examples below for demonstrations.
Use in talk and userspace
Outside "important" locations like mainspace, policy pages, and noticeboards, this message box can also be used on other pages in a more relaxed way, such as on the top of talk page alerts, wikiproject pages, userspace pages, etc. Talk and noticeboard cases should probably include your signature at the end of the template's main content.
Optional parameters
The box can be titled with an optional |heading=
(or |header=
or |title=
). This is left-aligned by default. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces an all-left notice:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
It can be hard to notice or read short heading and/or message on a wide monitor when they centered. For long content, it can be centered with |align=center
.
[While |align=right
is a valid value, it will only be useful when this template is ported to right-to-left language Wikipedias, and shouldn't be used on English Wikipedia or it will be difficult to read.]
This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |align=center |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
A shorthand parameter to center the heading and main text at the same time is |center=y
. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |center=y |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The parameter |textstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the main note content. For example, one could center small-caps text below a left-aligned heading; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |textstyle=text-align:center; font-variant:small-caps; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Similarly, the parameter |headstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the heading content. For example, one could center a red heading above a left-aligned message; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |headstyle=text-align:center; color:red; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The message box can also take an |image=
parameter (with a value of just the bare filename of the image, without File:...
, Image:...
, or markup), but this is discouraged in articles. For an example of its use, see below.
See #Talk pages, below for the talkpage-only |small=y
parameter. See also #Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side for additional parameters that work in talk and project pages but not articles.
Articles
-
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Talk pages
On talk pages, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
You may also set the talkpage-only parameter |small=yes
, which alters the template's appearance thus:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
-
{{Notice/doc |small=yes |header=Header |style=text-align:center; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces ......
Setting the |image=
parameter changes the image shown on the lefthand side of the template.
-
{{Notice/doc |image=Stop hand nuvola.svg |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
(Note the effect of omitting |style=text-align:center;
here)
File and category pages
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
on a File: page would produce... Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc ... and, on a Category: page, would produce: Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Other pages
On other pages, such as those in the User:, Wikipedia: and Help: namespaces, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
would produce:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
External links and equals signs
In most cases, external links can be used in the template without any complications. If a link – or any text – contains one or more equals signs (" = "), however, everything before the first sign will be interpreted as the name of a parameter. To prevent this, name the text carrying the link as the first numbered parameter:
-
{{Notice/doc |1=Any text/links including "=" should now be interpreted correctly.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side
To add shortcuts, images, other templates, etc. to the righthand side of the template, use |imageright=
. This does not work in articles. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
{{Notice/doc |imageright={{Shortcuts|You|Me}} |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
includes the {{Shortcut}}s template providing links to You and Me:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Alternate shortcut option
As an alternative to imageright, the |shortcut=
(or |shortcut1=
) and |shortcutN=
parameters (where N = 2 to 5) may be used to display shortcuts. For instance, {{Notice/doc |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Note: If both imageright and any of the shorcut parameters are used, the contents of imageright will override the shortcut/s. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Template:Notice/doc and warning templates
{{Notice/doc |imageright={{Shortcuts|You|Me}} |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
includes the {{Shortcut}}s template providing links to You and Me:
This is the {{Notice/doc}} message box. It should be used sparingly and only for significant information for which a more specific template doesn't exist. Less important comments should be put as regular text on the page's talk page instead.
Usage
{{Notice/doc|1=Place notice text here. |heading=Optional heading above the text}}
This box automatically changes its style depending on what kind of page it appears; see {{Mbox}} for details, and view the examples below for demonstrations.
Use in talk and userspace
Outside "important" locations like mainspace, policy pages, and noticeboards, this message box can also be used on other pages in a more relaxed way, such as on the top of talk page alerts, wikiproject pages, userspace pages, etc. Talk and noticeboard cases should probably include your signature at the end of the template's main content.
Optional parameters
The box can be titled with an optional |heading=
(or |header=
or |title=
). This is left-aligned by default. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces an all-left notice:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
It can be hard to notice or read short heading and/or message on a wide monitor when they centered. For long content, it can be centered with |align=center
.
[While |align=right
is a valid value, it will only be useful when this template is ported to right-to-left language Wikipedias, and shouldn't be used on English Wikipedia or it will be difficult to read.]
This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |align=center |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
A shorthand parameter to center the heading and main text at the same time is |center=y
. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |center=y |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The parameter |textstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the main note content. For example, one could center small-caps text below a left-aligned heading; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |textstyle=text-align:center; font-variant:small-caps; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Similarly, the parameter |headstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the heading content. For example, one could center a red heading above a left-aligned message; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |headstyle=text-align:center; color:red; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The message box can also take an |image=
parameter (with a value of just the bare filename of the image, without File:...
, Image:...
, or markup), but this is discouraged in articles. For an example of its use, see below.
See #Talk pages, below for the talkpage-only |small=y
parameter. See also #Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side for additional parameters that work in talk and project pages but not articles.
Articles
-
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Talk pages
On talk pages, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
You may also set the talkpage-only parameter |small=yes
, which alters the template's appearance thus:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
-
{{Notice/doc |small=yes |header=Header |style=text-align:center; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces ......
Setting the |image=
parameter changes the image shown on the lefthand side of the template.
-
{{Notice/doc |image=Stop hand nuvola.svg |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
(Note the effect of omitting |style=text-align:center;
here)
File and category pages
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
on a File: page would produce... Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc ... and, on a Category: page, would produce: Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Other pages
On other pages, such as those in the User:, Wikipedia: and Help: namespaces, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
would produce:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
External links and equals signs
In most cases, external links can be used in the template without any complications. If a link – or any text – contains one or more equals signs (" = "), however, everything before the first sign will be interpreted as the name of a parameter. To prevent this, name the text carrying the link as the first numbered parameter:
-
{{Notice/doc |1=Any text/links including "=" should now be interpreted correctly.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side
To add shortcuts, images, other templates, etc. to the righthand side of the template, use |imageright=
. This does not work in articles. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
{{Notice/doc |imageright={{Shortcuts|You|Me}} |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
includes the {{Shortcut}}s template providing links to You and Me:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Alternate shortcut option
As an alternative to imageright, the |shortcut=
(or |shortcut1=
) and |shortcutN=
parameters (where N = 2 to 5) may be used to display shortcuts. For instance, {{Notice/doc |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Note: If both imageright and any of the shorcut parameters are used, the contents of imageright will override the shortcut/s. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Template:Notice/doc and warning templates
Alternate shortcut option
As an alternative to imageright, the |shortcut=
(or |shortcut1=
) and |shortcutN=
parameters (where N = 2 to 5) may be used to display shortcuts. For instance, {{Notice/doc |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
This is the {{Notice/doc}} message box. It should be used sparingly and only for significant information for which a more specific template doesn't exist. Less important comments should be put as regular text on the page's talk page instead.
Usage
{{Notice/doc|1=Place notice text here. |heading=Optional heading above the text}}
This box automatically changes its style depending on what kind of page it appears; see {{Mbox}} for details, and view the examples below for demonstrations.
Use in talk and userspace
Outside "important" locations like mainspace, policy pages, and noticeboards, this message box can also be used on other pages in a more relaxed way, such as on the top of talk page alerts, wikiproject pages, userspace pages, etc. Talk and noticeboard cases should probably include your signature at the end of the template's main content.
Optional parameters
The box can be titled with an optional |heading=
(or |header=
or |title=
). This is left-aligned by default. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces an all-left notice:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
It can be hard to notice or read short heading and/or message on a wide monitor when they centered. For long content, it can be centered with |align=center
.
[While |align=right
is a valid value, it will only be useful when this template is ported to right-to-left language Wikipedias, and shouldn't be used on English Wikipedia or it will be difficult to read.]
This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |align=center |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
A shorthand parameter to center the heading and main text at the same time is |center=y
. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |center=y |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The parameter |textstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the main note content. For example, one could center small-caps text below a left-aligned heading; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |textstyle=text-align:center; font-variant:small-caps; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Similarly, the parameter |headstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the heading content. For example, one could center a red heading above a left-aligned message; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |headstyle=text-align:center; color:red; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The message box can also take an |image=
parameter (with a value of just the bare filename of the image, without File:...
, Image:...
, or markup), but this is discouraged in articles. For an example of its use, see below.
See #Talk pages, below for the talkpage-only |small=y
parameter. See also #Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side for additional parameters that work in talk and project pages but not articles.
Articles
-
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Talk pages
On talk pages, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
You may also set the talkpage-only parameter |small=yes
, which alters the template's appearance thus:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
-
{{Notice/doc |small=yes |header=Header |style=text-align:center; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces ......
Setting the |image=
parameter changes the image shown on the lefthand side of the template.
-
{{Notice/doc |image=Stop hand nuvola.svg |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
(Note the effect of omitting |style=text-align:center;
here)
File and category pages
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
on a File: page would produce... Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc ... and, on a Category: page, would produce: Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Other pages
On other pages, such as those in the User:, Wikipedia: and Help: namespaces, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
would produce:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
External links and equals signs
In most cases, external links can be used in the template without any complications. If a link – or any text – contains one or more equals signs (" = "), however, everything before the first sign will be interpreted as the name of a parameter. To prevent this, name the text carrying the link as the first numbered parameter:
-
{{Notice/doc |1=Any text/links including "=" should now be interpreted correctly.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side
To add shortcuts, images, other templates, etc. to the righthand side of the template, use |imageright=
. This does not work in articles. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
{{Notice/doc |imageright={{Shortcuts|You|Me}} |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
includes the {{Shortcut}}s template providing links to You and Me:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Alternate shortcut option
As an alternative to imageright, the |shortcut=
(or |shortcut1=
) and |shortcutN=
parameters (where N = 2 to 5) may be used to display shortcuts. For instance, {{Notice/doc |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Note: If both imageright and any of the shorcut parameters are used, the contents of imageright will override the shortcut/s. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Template:Notice/doc and warning templates
Note: If both imageright and any of the shorcut parameters are used, the contents of imageright will override the shortcut/s. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
This is the {{Notice/doc}} message box. It should be used sparingly and only for significant information for which a more specific template doesn't exist. Less important comments should be put as regular text on the page's talk page instead.
Usage
{{Notice/doc|1=Place notice text here. |heading=Optional heading above the text}}
This box automatically changes its style depending on what kind of page it appears; see {{Mbox}} for details, and view the examples below for demonstrations.
Use in talk and userspace
Outside "important" locations like mainspace, policy pages, and noticeboards, this message box can also be used on other pages in a more relaxed way, such as on the top of talk page alerts, wikiproject pages, userspace pages, etc. Talk and noticeboard cases should probably include your signature at the end of the template's main content.
Optional parameters
The box can be titled with an optional |heading=
(or |header=
or |title=
). This is left-aligned by default. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces an all-left notice:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
It can be hard to notice or read short heading and/or message on a wide monitor when they centered. For long content, it can be centered with |align=center
.
[While |align=right
is a valid value, it will only be useful when this template is ported to right-to-left language Wikipedias, and shouldn't be used on English Wikipedia or it will be difficult to read.]
This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |align=center |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
A shorthand parameter to center the heading and main text at the same time is |center=y
. This:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |center=y |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The parameter |textstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the main note content. For example, one could center small-caps text below a left-aligned heading; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |textstyle=text-align:center; font-variant:small-caps; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Similarly, the parameter |headstyle=
can be used to pass arbitrary inline CSS to the heading content. For example, one could center a red heading above a left-aligned message; this:
{{Notice/doc |heading=Heading |headstyle=text-align:center; color:red; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
The message box can also take an |image=
parameter (with a value of just the bare filename of the image, without File:...
, Image:...
, or markup), but this is discouraged in articles. For an example of its use, see below.
See #Talk pages, below for the talkpage-only |small=y
parameter. See also #Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side for additional parameters that work in talk and project pages but not articles.
Articles
-
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Talk pages
On talk pages, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
You may also set the talkpage-only parameter |small=yes
, which alters the template's appearance thus:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
-
{{Notice/doc |small=yes |header=Header |style=text-align:center; |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces ......
Setting the |image=
parameter changes the image shown on the lefthand side of the template.
-
{{Notice/doc |image=Stop hand nuvola.svg |heading=Heading |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
(Note the effect of omitting |style=text-align:center;
here)
File and category pages
{{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
on a File: page would produce... Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc ... and, on a Category: page, would produce: Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Other pages
On other pages, such as those in the User:, Wikipedia: and Help: namespaces, {{Notice/doc |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
would produce:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
External links and equals signs
In most cases, external links can be used in the template without any complications. If a link – or any text – contains one or more equals signs (" = "), however, everything before the first sign will be interpreted as the name of a parameter. To prevent this, name the text carrying the link as the first numbered parameter:
-
{{Notice/doc |1=Any text/links including "=" should now be interpreted correctly.}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Adding an image, shortcuts, etc., on the righthand side
To add shortcuts, images, other templates, etc. to the righthand side of the template, use |imageright=
. This does not work in articles. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
{{Notice/doc |imageright={{Shortcuts|You|Me}} |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
includes the {{Shortcut}}s template providing links to You and Me:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Alternate shortcut option
As an alternative to imageright, the |shortcut=
(or |shortcut1=
) and |shortcutN=
parameters (where N = 2 to 5) may be used to display shortcuts. For instance, {{Notice/doc |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Note: If both imageright and any of the shorcut parameters are used, the contents of imageright will override the shortcut/s. For example,{{Notice/doc |imageright=[[File:Wiki letter w.svg|40px]] |shortcut1=Me |shortcut2=You |shortcut3=Them |shortcut4=Us |shortcut5=Everyone |Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...}}
produces:
Template loop detected: Template:Notice/doc
Template:Notice/doc and warning templatesTemplate:Notice/doc and warning templates