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| {{catWeight|1|1-5| Weight <tt>+ to **+</tt> means this and that.}} | | {{catWeight|1|1-5| Weight <tt>+ to **+</tt> means this and that.}} |
| {{catWeight|1|1-6| Weight <tt>+ to ***</tt> means this and that.}} | | {{catWeight|1|1-6| Weight <tt>+ to ***</tt> means this and that.}} |
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Revision as of 12:39, 2 May 2009
Documentation for this template
This template creates an eye-catcher bar that can be indented up to 6 times via parameter value, letting the user better customize his "Note"s. The code is backwards compatible, letting the user keep on using the old 2 parameter version as well.
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Subtle one-pixel border added, padding improved, <weight> is not word-wrapped.
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Alternative names
- {{catWeight|<weight>|<text>}}
- {{CatWeight|<weight>|<text>}} - alternate spelling of template
- {{catWeight|<#>|<weight>|<text>}}
- {{CatWeight|<#>|<weight>|<text>}} - alternate spelling of template
Syntax
The template can have 2 or 3 parameters:
- {{catWeight|<weight>|<text>}} - Default mode, no indentation.
- {{catWeight|<#>|<weight>|<text>}} - Define indentation via <#> parameter.
<#> = Number 0 (min) to 6 (max), defines indentation level.
<weight> = The category weight denominator (not word-wrapped), range:
1 for "+" to 6 for "***"
1-5 for "+ to **+"
1-6 for "+ to ***"
<text> = The descriptive text for that weight level.
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Only the <#> values 1 to 6 are actually checked, any other values (e.g. 0 or abc) yield no indentation at all, and are treated the same as {{eyecatch|info|text}}!
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Examples
The Weights
| Category Weight
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+
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Weight + means this and that.
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| Category Weight
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*
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Weight * means this and that.
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| Category Weight
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*+
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Weight *+ means this and that.
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| Category Weight
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**
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Weight ** means this and that.
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| Category Weight
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**+
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Weight **+ means this and that.
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***
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Weight *** means this and that.
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| Category Weight
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+ to **+
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Weight + to **+ means this and that.
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| Category Weight
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+ to ***
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Weight + to *** means this and that.
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Indentation
{{catWeight|0|Note|'''No''' indentation, just like the normal <tt>catWeight</tt>.}}
{{catWeight|abc|Note|'''No''' indentation, just like the normal <tt>catWeight</tt>.}}
{{catWeight||Note|'''No''' indentation, just like the normal <tt>catWeight</tt>.}}
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No indentation, just like the normal catWeight.
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{{catWeight|1|Another note|'''One''' indentation, just like <tt>catWeight2</tt>.}}
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One indentation, just like catWeight2.
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{{catWeight|2|Important|Level '''two''' indentation!}}
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Level two indentation!
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{{catWeight|6|Very important|Maximum indentation level of '''six'''! "Very important" is ...}}
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Maximum indentation level of six! "Very important" is not word-wrapped.
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Test the Code
Should more code testing be required see the Template:CatWeight/Test Code page.