Difference between revisions of "Template:News"

Template:News (view source)

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Ok, the last one made the syntax help appear. I guess I need both tags to get the behavior I want.

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 <code><nowiki>{{News|<board>|<post>}}</nowiki>
-<nowiki>{{news|<board>|<post>}}</nowiki>
+<nowiki>{{news|<board>|<post>}}</nowiki></code>
-<nowiki>{{news|<board>}}</nowiki>
-<nowiki>{{news}}</nowiki></code>
 ===Parameters===
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 This appears on the page as an external link of the form: <board> #<post>
-==Examples==
+==Example==
-#<code><nowiki>{{news|Events|488}}</nowiki></code> will go to Events 488 and look like: [https://www.lusternia.com/news/events/488/ Events #488]
+<code><nowiki>{{news|Events|488}}</nowiki></code> will go to Events 488 and look like: [https://www.lusternia.com/news/events/488/ Events #488]
-#<code><nowiki>{{news|Announce}}</nowiki></code> will go to a page displaying the 40 most recent Announce posts and look like: [https://www.lusternia.com/news/Announce/ Announce]
-#<code><nowiki>{{news}}</nowiki></code> will go to a page displaying the news boards and will appear as an auto-numbered, anonymous link: <onlyinclude>[https://www.lusternia.com/news/{{{1|}}}/{{{2|}}} {{{1|}}} {{#if:#{{{2|}}} }}]</onlyinclude>
+<!-- Between the onlyinclude tags is where the actual template code happens. -->
+<includeonly><onlyinclude>[https://www.lusternia.com/news/{{{1}}}/{{{2}}} {{{1}}} #{{{2}}}]</onlyinclude></includeonly>
-<!-- The part between the <onlyinclude></onlyinclude> tags in Example 3 is where all the actual template code happens. -->
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