Difference between revisions of "Template:Table cell templates"

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You put the cell-template within a "cell" of the table.
to use colspan or rowspan with it you need to add it in front of the template
You cannot combine two templates in one cell
you cannot add any styling to the cell since it will conflict with the template.
Each cell-template has it's own parameters, these are some common ones that might apply:
| 1 = (the first parameter) allows you to replace the default text

| align = sets the text alignment

| style = allows you to add custom styling

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-*You put the cell-template within a "cell" of the table.
-*You cannot combine two templates in one cell
-*you cannot add any styling to the cell since it will conflict with the template.
-*:unless the template itself provides a <code>| style=</code> parameter
-*to use <code>colspan</code> or <code>rowspan</code> you need to add it in front of the template
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+*You put the cell-template within a "cell" of the table.
+*to use <code>colspan</code> or <code>rowspan</code> with it you need to add it in front of the template
+*You cannot combine two templates in one cell
+*you cannot add any styling to the cell since it will conflict with the template.
+*Each cell-template has it's own parameters, these are some common ones that might apply:
+*:<code>| 1 =</code> (the first parameter) allows you to replace the default text
+*:<code>| align =</code> sets the text alignment
+*:<code>| style =</code> allows you to add custom styling