Template:TechnicalNote
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The Technical Note template can be used to display a distinctive text block having a "technical note" icon on the left side.
It accepts the following parameters:
- title
- Text written at the top with bigger font size.
- description
- A longer text displayed as a separate paragraph than the title and with regular font size.
- text
- Enter the text to be displayed.
- class
- Additional CSS class. See Common.css for choices.
- cssStyle
- Additional block styling provided as CSS code.
Deprecated parameters:
- float
- Enter "right" or "left" to force the block to be floated on the right/left side of the page. Use
class=right
instead.
- Enter "right" or "left" to force the block to be floated on the right/left side of the page. Use
- multirows
- Enter a non-empty value (like
multirows=yes
) to alter the CSS code to accommodate multiple rows of text (useful especially when using bothtext
andtext2
parameters). Useclass=big
instead.
- Enter a non-empty value (like
- width
- used to specify a certain width for the box, like
width=50%
. UsecssStyle=width: 50%;
instead.
- used to specify a certain width for the box, like
Examples of use
Technical note with a title:
{{TechnicalNote|title=Technical note...}}
Technical note...
Technical note with a custom text on one line:
{{TechnicalNote|text=Please note that ...}}
Please note that ...
Technical note with a title and description:
{{TechnicalNote| title=Technical note... | description=Please note that ... | class=big}}
Technical note...
Please note that ...
Technical note with a custom text on multiple lines:
{{TechnicalNote | class=big right | cssStyle=width: 50%; | description=Here is a long technical note, which is sufficiently wordy to run onto a second line and still being nicely aligned. Here is a long technical note, which is sufficiently wordy to run onto a second line and still being nicely aligned.}}
Here is a long technical note, which is sufficiently wordy to run onto a second line and still being nicely aligned. Here is a long technical note, which is sufficiently wordy to run onto a second line and still being nicely aligned.