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This template is a {{tl}}-style template-link tag that boldfaces the template name, and accepts parameters. It's the same as {{tlx}} except that it boldfaces the name of the template (or you can think of it as the same as {{tlb}} except that it uses <code>...</code> to provide a non-proportional, monospaced font instead of normal text). Its main use is in highlighting to distinguish between multiple templates with similar names, in documentation, talk page discussions, etc.

Eksempler

Kode	Resultat	Bemærkning
{{tlxb|Template name}}	{{Template name}}
{{tlxb|Template name|parameter1|parameter2}}	{{Template name|parameter1|parameter2}}
{{tlxb|Template name|parm1|parm2{{=}}foo}}	{{Template name|parm1|parm2=foo}}	Equal signs need to be escaped using {{=}}.
{{tlxb}}	{{Tlxb/doc}}	This actually substitutes the current page name. Useful as a self-reference; won't be linked.

The rest of the documentation is for {{tlx}}, which works the same way.

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Note: This documentation for {{tlx}} is also transcluded by its derivatives {{tlxb}}, {{tlxc}}, {{tlxw}} (edit •master page).

This template is used to show example template usage without expanding the template itself.

Basic use

(Note: In the following examples, ellipses (groups of three dots) indicate where parameters have been omitted.)

{{tlx|Template|first parameter|second parameter|third|…|tenth}} produces: {{Template|first parameter|second parameter|third|…|tenth}}

Where parameters might contain one or more equals-signs ("="), replace each equals-sign with {{=}}:

{{tlx|Template|first{{=}}something|second|third{{=}}something|...|tenth}} produces: {{Template|first=something|second|third=something|...|tenth}}

For more than ten parameters, possibly also containing equals-signs, use <nowiki>...</nowiki> thus:

{{tlx|Template|<nowiki>''first''|''second''|''third=something''|...|''999th''</nowiki>}} produces: {{Template|first|second|third=something|...|999th}}

Purpose and naming

Mnemonically, "[t]emplate [l]ink e[x]panded" (after {{tl}}, "[t]emplate [l]ink").

This template allows an example of calling a template, accompanied by one or more parameters, to be displayed without also causing the template to be called.

Up to ten of the template's parameters (numbered or nowiki-keywords) may be displayed as placeholders, while more than over 10 parameters can be displayed using a coded vertical-bar (as in "|…"). A keyword parameter can be used with equals code = or {{=}} or in nowiki-text: "<nowiki>size=10</nowiki>" or all parameters as a string in "<nowiki>" tags; see Examples at bottom. For more details, see this talk page.

Exceptions

If the intended template lists numerous parameters, then perhaps this template should really not be used, and just hardcode the usage with <code><nowiki>. For example:

<code><nowiki>{{Anytemplate|arg1=23|size=250px|other parameters...}}</nowiki></code>.

If a vertical display, with parameters on their own lines, is desired, this can also be laid out manually in this manner, or more rapidly done with <pre>...</pre>.

Parameters

• If the only parameter supplied is {{{1}}}, i.e. a template's name, {{tlx}}'s output is the same as {{tl}} – i.e. a link within braces – but in a monospaced font:
  • {{tl|tl}} produces: {{tl}}
  • {{tlx|tl}} produces: {{tl}}

{{tl}} will also not take nor display additional parameters.

Named parameters

|subst=

Setting this parameter to any non-blank value will prefix the string subst: linked to Hjælp:Substitution. This is useful to indicate when a template should be substituted. For example, {{tlx|Welcome|subst=Y}} produces: {{subst:Welcome}}. This is similar to the action of the {{tlxs}} template: {{tlxs|Welcome}} produces: Skabelon:Tlxs.

|SISTER=

For an interwiki link to other sister projects, such as: |SISTER=M: (Meta), |SISTER=Q: (WikiQuote), |SISTER=S: (WikiSource), etc, facilitating interwiki template documentation and/or discussion.

|LANG=

For a link to Wikipedias in other languages, such as: |LANG=de: (German), |LANG=sv: (Swedish), etc, facilitating cross-language template documentation and/or discussion.

Documentation

{{Tlx}} is a generalization of {{tl|x}}, {{tlp|x|y}} etc, with output that is arguably more legible. This depends on the browser, but narrow gaps between characters such as " { ", " | ", " } " and links can be hard to read when not monospaced (and hard to click on; for uses like {{!}}, see {{tlw}}, which makes the click target bigger).

Usage

{{tlx|Templatename}}

{{tlx|Templatename|param}}

{{tlx|Templatename|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10}}

{{tlx|Templatename|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|more}}

{{tlx|Templatename|param=value}}

There are up to 10 placeholders for parameters of the specified template.

Examples

Code	Result	Remarks
{{tlx|x0}}	{{x0}}
{{tlx|Abc}}	{{Abc}}
{{tlx|ABC}}	{{ABC}}
{{tlx|AbC}}	{{AbC}}
{{tlx|x1|one}}	{{x1|one}}
{{tlx|x2|one|two}}	{{x2|one|two}}
{{tlx|x3|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10}}	{{x3|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10}}
{{tlx|x4|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11}}	{{x4|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|…}}	up to 10 parameters...
{{tlx|x5|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11}}	{{x5|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11}}	...| for more
{{tlx|x1}}	{{x1}}	the straightforward equals-sign won't work...
{{tlx|x1|x=u}}	{{x1}}	...but = is okay
{{tlx|x1|x{{=}}u}}	{{x1|x=u}}	...and {{=}} is okay
{{tlx|x1}}	{{x1|x=u}}	sticky nowiki also okay
{{tlx|x2| |two}}	{{x2|two}}	empty won't work...
{{tlx|x2| |two}}	{{x2| |two}}	...but   is okay
{{tlx|x2| |two}}	{{x2| |two}}	...  is also okay
{{tlx|x2|<nowiki />|two}}	{{x2||two}}	<nowiki /> handles the space
{{tlx|x2| &#124; two}}	{{x2| | two}}	&#124; is okay
{{tlx|x2| | two}}	{{x2 | | two}}	{{!}} is dubious
{{tlx|x2|2=|3=two}}	{{x2|two}}	empty really doesn't work
{{tlx|x2|2=one|two}}	{{x2|two}}	"two" overrides "2=one"
{{tlx|x2|3=two|2=one}}	{{x2|one|two}}	irregular parameter order is okay

Unlimited parameters as one <nowiki>...</nowiki> string

{{tlx|convert|<nowiki>14|m|ftin|abbr=out|sp=us</nowiki>}}

Se også

• {{tlxb}}, a version of {{tlx}} where the template name is shown in bold.

  {{tlb}}, a version of {{tl}} where the template name is shown in bold.

• {{temt}}, a version of {{tlx}} that handles templates whose names include "Template:" and pages outside the Template: namespace that are treated as templates.
• {{para}}, for the presentation of template parameters and values (e.g. |paraname=val, |another=, etc).

Template-linking templates

General-purpose formatting

Comparison of template-linking templates according to their style

	Link style →	Linked	Unlinked	Linked with subst	Linked including braces	Linked with alternative text
Text style ↓	↓ {{tlg}} options1 →	N/A	nolink=yes	subst=yes	braceinside=yes	alttext=Foo 2=Foo
Normal	N/A	{{tlg}}1, 2 {{tl}} {{tlp}}2 {{tlu}}4	{{tlf}}2	{{tls}} {{tlsp}}	{{tn}}	{{tla}}
Code	code=yes or tt=yes	{{tlx}} {{tltt}} {{tltt2}}	{{tlc}}2 {{tld}}2 {{tnull}}	{{tlxs}} {{tltts}} {{tltts3}} {{tltss}}3	N/A
Bold	bold=yes	{{tlb}}	N/A
Bold code	bold=yes|code=yes	{{tlxb}}
Italic code	italic=yes|code=yes	{{tlxi}}

• ¹ {{tlg}} is the most general, allowing any combination of text style and/or link style options.
• ² Prevents wrapping of text by placing it inside <span class="nowrap">...</span> tags.
• ³ Uses monospace font but not <code>...</code>.
• ⁴ Allows links to templates in any namespace.

Other formatting templates

Code example	Effect	Notes
{{tl2|Hatnote|lang=fr}}	{{hatnote}}	Supports linking to sister projects (e.g., fr:Hatnote)
{{tlu|User:Ahunt/SSHFS}}	{{User:Ahunt/SSHFS}}	Supports linking to any namespace
{{xpd|Hatnote|Some hatnote text}}	"{{hatnote|Some hatnote text}}" gives " Some hatnote text " [1]	Shows code, example and a link to expand the template code

With utility links

Code example	Effect
{{lts|Hatnote}}	Skabelon:Hatnote(rediger diskussion links historik)
{{t links|Hatnote}}	Skabelon:T links
{{tfd links|Hatnote}}	Skabelon:Tfd links
{{tiw|Hatnote}}	Skabelon:hatnote (backlinks redigér)
{{tltt|Hatnote}}	{{Hatnote}}
{{tetl|Hatnote}}	Skabelon:Tetl
{{tsetl|Hatnote}}	Skabelon:Tsetl
{{ti|Hatnote}}	Skabelon:Ti
{{tic|Hatnote}}	Skabelon:Tic
{{tiw|Hatnote}}	Skabelon:Hatnote (backlinks redigér)
{{tlt|Hatnote}}	Skabelon:Tlt
{{ttl|Hatnote}}	Skabelon:Ttl
{{twlh|Hatnote}}	Skabelon:Twlh