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It makes sure that the code block does not jump in and out of <nowiki><pre></nowiki> mode as you increase and decrease indentation. | It makes sure that the code block does not jump in and out of <nowiki><pre></nowiki> mode as you increase and decrease indentation. | ||
To avoid the most common problems with this template, explicitly name the parameter, and do not start the parameter contents with "wiki-removable whitespace". Any occurance of <nowiki>|</nowiki> in the code must be replaced by | or {{tl|!}} | To avoid the most common problems with this template, explicitly name the parameter, and do not start the parameter contents with "wiki-removable whitespace". Any occurance of <nowiki>|</nowiki> in the code must be replaced by &#124; or {{tl|!}} | ||
<pre>{{code | <pre>{{code | ||
|1=&nbsp; <td align="right" class="catbg"> | |1=&nbsp; <td align="right" class="catbg"> | ||
Revision as of 13:35, 18 March 2011
This template is used to style code, in circumstances where the <code> does not do the job. It adds a horizontal line above and below the code block. It makes sure that the code block does not jump in and out of <pre> mode as you increase and decrease indentation.
To avoid the most common problems with this template, explicitly name the parameter, and do not start the parameter contents with "wiki-removable whitespace". Any occurance of | in the code must be replaced by | or {{!}}
{{code
|1= <td align="right" class="catbg">
<img src="', $settings['images_url'], '/smflogo.gif" style="margin: 2px;" alt="" />
</td>}}
<td align="right" class="catbg">
<img src="', $settings['images_url'], '/smflogo.gif" style="margin: 2px;" alt="" />
</td>
For more information on the use of "=" and | within parameter values, please see Meta:Help:Template
