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{{tl}}, or the template link template, is used to display a template name as a link surrounded by braces, thus showing how the template name would be used in code. Its primary use is in instruction and documentation.
Parameters
There is only 1 parameter, which is unnamed and required.
Synatx
The syntax for {{tl}} is:
{{tl|template name }}
Required parameter
1 (unnamed)
- Template name
The 1st parameter is the name of the template to which you want to create a link.
- Usage
{{tl|template name}}
Example
| Case | What you type | What you see |
|---|---|---|
| Link to template | {{tl|admon/tip}} |
{{admon/tip}} |
See also
- {{tn}}: the same as {{tl}}, but also includes the inner pair of braces in the link, making it easier to click the link when presenting short template names.
- {{tlc}}: produces a template presentation, with the template's name and it's parameters, and wraps the output in <code>-tags.
- {{tlf}}: produces a template presentation, with the template's name and it's parameters, and wraps the output in <code>-tags.
- {{tlp}}: produces a template link, with the template's name and it's parameters, and shows the output in plain text.
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