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<includeonly><span id="{{{1}}}">{{#switch:{{{bold}}} | N={{{2|1}}} | Y='''{{{2|1}}}''' | #default='''{{{2|1}}}'''}}</span></includeonly><noinclude>
<includeonly><span id="{{{1}}}">{{#switch:{{{bold}}} | N={{{2|{{{1}}}}}} | Y='''{{{2|{{{1}}}}}}''' | #default='''{{{2|{{{1}}}}}}'''}}</span></includeonly><noinclude>
= Documentation =
= Documentation =
To be used for terms defined in such lists as [[List of terms (TOS)]], [[List of terms (RDM)]], et al. Basically acts as an anchor, so that redirects can bring the user to the right term, instead of the section that term is in -- if applicable.
To be used for terms defined in such lists as [[List of terms (TOS)]], [[List of terms (RDM)]], et al. Basically acts as an anchor, so that redirects can bring the user to the right term, instead of the section that term is in -- if applicable.
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<pre>
<pre>
{{inlineref
{{inlineref
|''ID''
|ID
|''Term''
|Term
| bold=
|bold=
}}
}}
</pre>
</pre>


== Required parameters ===
=== Required parameters ===


* '''1:''' (ID) The short, unique id for the term so that it can be passed off as a link, which should '''not''' have spaces. If you need a "space" between two words, use the underscore character (_). For example, ''[[Encyclopedia Galactica]]'' has a term for "Cygnus", with the ''id'' of "Cygnus", which can be linked to in other article like so:
* '''1:''' (ID) The short, unique id for the term so that it can be passed off as a link, which should '''not''' have spaces. If you need a space between two words, use the underscore character (_). For example, ''[[Encyclopedia Galactica]]'' has a term for "Cygnus", with the ''id'' of "Cygnus", which can be linked to in other article like so:
*: <code><nowiki>[[Encyclopedia Galactica#Cygnus|Cygnus]]</nowiki></code>
*: <code><nowiki>[[Encyclopedia Galactica#Cygnus|Cygnus]]</nowiki></code>
* '''2:''' (Term) The term you are defining. This can have spaces.
* '''2:''' (Term) The term you are defining. This can have spaces.
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=== Optional parameters ===
=== Optional parameters ===


* '''bold:''' Turns on or off the option for the term to be '''bold'''faced. By default, the term is '''boldfaced'''.  
* '''bold:''' Turns on or off the option for the term to be '''bold''' faced. By default, the term is '''boldfaced'''.  
** To turn off the boldface, simply add <code>N</code> (uppercase "n") to the template
** To turn off the boldface, simply add <code>N</code> (uppercase "n") to the template


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[[Category:Citation templates]]
[[Category:Citation templates]]
[[Category:Templates using ParserFunctions]]</noinclude>
[[Category:Templates using ParserFunctions]]
[[de:Vorlage:Inlineref]]</noinclude>

Latest revision as of 20:22, 13 September 2020

Documentation

To be used for terms defined in such lists as List of terms (TOS), List of terms (RDM), et al. Basically acts as an anchor, so that redirects can bring the user to the right term, instead of the section that term is in -- if applicable.

Usage

{{inlineref
|ID
|Term
|bold=
}}

Required parameters

  • 1: (ID) The short, unique id for the term so that it can be passed off as a link, which should not have spaces. If you need a space between two words, use the underscore character (_). For example, Encyclopedia Galactica has a term for "Cygnus", with the id of "Cygnus", which can be linked to in other article like so:
    [[Encyclopedia Galactica#Cygnus|Cygnus]]
  • 2: (Term) The term you are defining. This can have spaces.

Optional parameters

  • bold: Turns on or off the option for the term to be bold faced. By default, the term is boldfaced.
    • To turn off the boldface, simply add N (uppercase "n") to the template