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*'''text''' is the text you want the image to display when hovered over by the mouse. | *'''text''' is the text you want the image to display when hovered over by the mouse. | ||
*'''offset''' is the distance from the right side that the image is placed. The default value is 0.5em. An em is the width of a "m". | *'''offset''' is the distance from the right side that the image is placed. The default value is 0.5em. An em is the width of a "m". | ||
<includeonly>{{documentation-improvement | date = August 2010 }} | <includeonly>{{user-take-a-look|tacopill}}{{documentation-improvement | date = August 2010 }} | ||
[[Category:Formatting Templates|Icon]] | [[Category:Formatting Templates|Icon]] | ||
[[Category:Icons|I]] | [[Category:Icons|I]] | ||
</includeonly> | </includeonly> | ||
<noinclude>[[Category:Documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> | <noinclude>[[Category:Documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> | ||
Revision as of 17:27, 8 September 2010
 Peppy Hare: "Falco, this template's documentation needs to be improved to meet LW:TS."
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Falco Lombardi: "Why are you asking me? Isn't that Slippy's job?"
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Purpose
This template is used to conveniently display an image on the same level as the page title.
Usage
Copy this code and fill it out:
{{Icon
|image =
|text =
|offset =
}}
- image is the filename of the image
- text is the text you want the image to display when hovered over by the mouse.
- offset is the distance from the right side that the image is placed. The default value is 0.5em. An em is the width of a "m".
