Template:Doc-inline/doc

This subpage contains documentation, categories, or other content that is not part of the template.
To view the template page itself, see Template:Doc-inline.

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This template uses TemplateStyles:

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It is recommended in most cases to create documentation on a subpage and include it with the template {{documentation}}. The combination of templates {{doc-inline}} and {{doc-end}} is intended mostly for short documentation.

These templates display text in a green box like the template {{documentation}}.

Usage

Just write {{doc-inline}}Text of documentation{{doc-end}} (instead of Text of documentation write the text your want).

Do not forget to add categories below. If it is a template documentation, the combination of templates {{doc-inline}} and {{doc-end}} and the categories must be inside <noinclude>.

Examples

<noinclude>{{doc-inline}}
<br />To be? Or not to be? It is a question.
<br /><br />William Shakespeare. Hamlet
<br />{{doc-end}}
<br /><br />[[Category:William Shakespeare]]
<br /></noinclude>

<noinclude>{{doc-inline}}E=mc²{{doc-end}}
<br /><br />[[Category:Albert Einstein]]
<br /></noinclude>

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