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Usage

This is the TemplateData for this template used by TemplateWizard, VisualEditor and other tools. See a monthly parameter usage report for Template:Format TemplateData in articles based on its TemplateData.

TemplateData for Format TemplateData

This template formats TemplateData nicely on doc pages. It hides irrelevant information such as "Default: empty", and allows the use of formatting. Remember that the users of VisualEditor will not see this formatting; it is important to test your new TemplateData in VisualEditor to check that it makes sense without. For all details of formatting available, see the template's page.
JSON template informationJSON
1
The code that would normally be wrapped in <templatedata> tags (not including the <templatedata> tags themselves. Links and basic text formatting should just work in the displayed table; see this template's page for full details.
Show table of contentsTOC
If set to 1, inserts a table of contents for the whole page just after the description and before any parameter table.
Default
0
Show TemplateDataHeaderheader
If set to 0, hides the TemplateDataHeader template. This is not generally recommended.
Default
1

Formatting options

  • Wikilinks can be specified in the usual way. They will only work in the table; in VisualEditor, the title of the link will be displayed as plain text.
  • External links can be specified by just inserting the URL; this will be clickable in the table and viewable in VisualEditor. If the URL is specified as [https://en.wikipedia.org Wikipedia], this will appear as Wikipedia in the table and https://en.wikipedia.org in VisualEditor.
  • Bold and italics can be specified with apostrophes in the normal way. The text will be unformatted in VisualEditor.
  • HTML entities: you may specify &lt; &gt; &amp; &quot; &nbsp; and any numeric entity.
  • HTML tags may be used; they won't appear in VisualEditor.
  • <noexport></noexport> Content wrapped in these tags will appear only in the table. It will not appear in VisualEditor at all; it is useful for detailed explanations of parameters, and for content that is only useful with formatting. Newline characters are respected here.
  • Templates may be transcluded. However some templates may output content that makes the JSON invalid.