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− | |dot = <span style=" | + | |Dot |
− | |#default = <u>{{{1}}}</u>}}<noinclude>{{UL| | + | |Dotted |
+ | |dotted | ||
+ | |dot = <span style="border-bottom: 1px dotted;">{{{1}}}</span> | ||
+ | |Line under | ||
+ | |Line | ||
+ | |line under | ||
+ | |LU | ||
+ | |line = <span style="border-bottom: 1px solid;">{{{1}}}</span> | ||
+ | |#default = <u>{{{1}}}</u>}}<noinclude> | ||
+ | == Usage and Examples == | ||
+ | This template can be used to create a few different styles of underline. | ||
+ | |||
+ | * By default (no additional parameter) this template will do a regular underline. | ||
+ | ** <nowiki>{{UL|Example text!}}</nowiki>, which results in: {{UL|Example text!}} | ||
+ | |||
+ | * Using the ''line'' parameter will do a single line under. | ||
+ | ** <nowiki>{{UL|Example text!|line}}</nowiki>, which results in: {{UL|Example text!|line}} | ||
+ | ** Notice that the line appears below characters with "descenders." | ||
+ | |||
+ | * Using the ''dot'' or ''dotted'' parameter will do a dotted line under. | ||
+ | ** <nowiki>{{UL|Example text!|dot}}</nowiki>, which results in: {{UL|Example text!|dot}} | ||
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+ | |||
+ | [[Category:Formatting templates]]</noinclude> |
Latest revision as of 08:58, 25 July 2012
{{{1}}}
Usage and Examples
This template can be used to create a few different styles of underline.
- By default (no additional parameter) this template will do a regular underline.
- {{UL|Example text!}}, which results in: Example text!
- Using the line parameter will do a single line under.
- {{UL|Example text!|line}}, which results in: Example text!
- Notice that the line appears below characters with "descenders."
- Using the dot or dotted parameter will do a dotted line under.
- {{UL|Example text!|dot}}, which results in: Example text!