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==== Semicolon and comma ==== | ==== Semicolon and comma ==== | ||
| − | If | + | If using “<code>replace sep for print 1 = ;• </code>” ''and'' “<code>replace sep for print 2 = ,• </code>” is specified… |
<nowiki>{{SplitCategory | one, two; three | replace sep for print 1= ;• | replace sep for print 2= ,• }}</nowiki> | <nowiki>{{SplitCategory | one, two; three | replace sep for print 1= ;• | replace sep for print 2= ,• }}</nowiki> | ||
| − | …a | + | …a replacement is done and it looks nicely like “one • two • three”. '''Beware of the order''': first ‘;’ and ''then'' ‘,’ is the recommended order, because &nbsp; contains a semicolon! |
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<!-- CATEGORIES AND INTERWIKIS HERE, THANKS --> | <!-- CATEGORIES AND INTERWIKIS HERE, THANKS --> | ||
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[[Category:Classification]] | [[Category:Classification]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:08, 20 April 2010
For a list of values, create a category link for each of the values. Optionally add display code for the categories showing the values in-place.
Usage
Comma (or semicolon) separated
The Template:SplitCategory assumes to get a colon-separeted input as default…
{{SplitCategory|one, two, three}}
…and creates categories dependending on the language…
[[Category:one]] [[Category:two]] [[Category:three]]
If “print = true”…
{{SplitCategory | one, two, three | print=true}}
…“one, two, three” is printed additionally right where the template is used.
If just “replace sep for print = ,• ” is specified…
{{SplitCategory | one, two, three | replace sep for print = ,• }}
…a replacment is done and it looks nicely like “one • two • three”.
Semicolon and comma
If using “replace sep for print 1 = ;• ” and “replace sep for print 2 = ,• ” is specified…
{{SplitCategory | one, two; three | replace sep for print 1= ;• | replace sep for print 2= ,• }}
…a replacement is done and it looks nicely like “one • two • three”. Beware of the order: first ‘;’ and then ‘,’ is the recommended order, because contains a semicolon!
