Difference between revisions of "Template:Cmd"
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(The {{cmd|command}} template now accepts {{cmd|command|params}}. The params are displayed, only.) |
(It works! (Of course it works, I tested it.) Also: Examples need \startalignment, not \startalign.) |
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| − | Link to a command; | + | Link to a command; any text in the second template parameter is comes right after the command, in typewriter font. Passing parameters is optional. |
Usage: | Usage: | ||
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Display: | Display: | ||
| − | * {{cmd| | + | * {{cmd|startalignment}} |
| − | * {{cmd| | + | * {{cmd|startalignment|[middle]}} |
* {{cmd|section|{First section}}} | * {{cmd|section|{First section}}} | ||
Revision as of 12:55, 14 June 2012
[[Command/{{{1}}}|\{{{1}}}]]
Link to a command; any text in the second template parameter is comes right after the command, in typewriter font. Passing parameters is optional.
Usage:
{{cmd|startalign}}
{{cmd|startalign|[middle]}}
{{cmd|section|{First section}}}
Result:
<tt>[[Command/startalign|\startalign]]</tt>
<tt>[[Command/startalign|\startalign]][middle]</tt>
<tt>[[Command/startalign|\startalign]]{First section}</tt>
Display:
- \startalignment
- \startalignment[middle]
- \section{First section}
