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{{documentation|Category:Game icons}}
[[Template:New_icon]] is the template that underlies the icon templates. It has five parameters:
*{{{p}}} - the way the icon will be displayed.
** Do not enter this value if you need a regular icon.
** Enter 1 to get the name of the game with a link to an article about the game.
** Enter 2 to get the icon and the name of the game after it.
** Enter 3 to get the same as in the case of the number 1, but with an additional design.
** Enter 4 to get the same as in the case of the number 2, but with an additional design.
** Enter "col" (without quotes) to get the color of the game. This is mainly needed for other templates, if you display this color in the text, then the # at the beginning of the color code will be perceived as a numbered list.
{{Note|<nowiki>however, the {{{p}}} parameter cannot be touched, it should always be "p={{{p}}}" in the icon template.</nowiki>}}
*{{{ico}}} - the name of the icon is written here, but only the name itself, without "File:" and square brackets.
*{{{name}}} - link to the game's article, but without the "_".
*{{{suf}}} - the suffix that is added at the end of the link to the article so that you can make links to different languages of the article. Be sure to write ":es" but not "es".
{{Note|<nowiki>{{{suf}}} should also be "suf={{{suf|}}}" in the icon templates, but after "{{{suf" there should be "|}}}" so that entering this parameter is optional.</nowiki>}}
*{{{col}}} - the color of the game. If it is not specified, just do not enter this parameter, the standard color will be used: <span style="color:#ADD8E6;font-weight:bold">#ADD8E6</span>.
 
===Result===
In the end, you should get something like this ([[Template:Portal2]] was taken as an example):
<nowiki>{{New icon|p={{{p}}}|ico=Portal2-16px.png|name=Portal 2|suf={{{suf|}}}|col=#23B1E5}}<noinclude>[[Category:Game icons]]</noinclude></nowiki>
 
===How To Use===
This is how the use of the icon template in articles will look like:
 
{| style="background:none"
| <code><nowiki>{{portal2}}</nowiki></code> || → {{portal2}}
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{portal2|p=1|suf=:ru}}</nowiki></code> || → {{portal2|p=1|suf=:ru}}
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{portal2|p=2}}</nowiki></code> || → {{portal2|p=2}}
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{portal2|p=3|suf=:ru}}</nowiki></code> || → {{portal2|p=3|suf=:ru}}
|-
| <code><nowiki>{{portal2|p=4|suf=:ru}}</nowiki></code> || → {{portal2|p=4|suf=:ru}}
|}

Revision as of 13:42, 4 April 2022

Template:New_icon is the template that underlies the icon templates. It has five parameters:

  • {{{p}}} - the way the icon will be displayed.
    • Do not enter this value if you need a regular icon.
    • Enter 1 to get the name of the game with a link to an article about the game.
    • Enter 2 to get the icon and the name of the game after it.
    • Enter 3 to get the same as in the case of the number 1, but with an additional design.
    • Enter 4 to get the same as in the case of the number 2, but with an additional design.
    • Enter "col" (without quotes) to get the color of the game. This is mainly needed for other templates, if you display this color in the text, then the # at the beginning of the color code will be perceived as a numbered list.
Note.pngNote:however, the {{{p}}} parameter cannot be touched, it should always be "p={{{p}}}" in the icon template.
  • {{{ico}}} - the name of the icon is written here, but only the name itself, without "File:" and square brackets.
  • {{{name}}} - link to the game's article, but without the "_".
  • {{{suf}}} - the suffix that is added at the end of the link to the article so that you can make links to different languages of the article. Be sure to write ":es" but not "es".
Note.pngNote:{{{suf}}} should also be "suf={{{suf|}}}" in the icon templates, but after "{{{suf" there should be "|}}}" so that entering this parameter is optional.
  • {{{col}}} - the color of the game. If it is not specified, just do not enter this parameter, the standard color will be used: #ADD8E6.

Result

In the end, you should get something like this (Template:Portal2 was taken as an example):

{{New icon|p={{{p}}}|ico=Portal2-16px.png|name=Portal 2|suf={{{suf|}}}|col=#23B1E5}}<noinclude>[[Category:Game icons]]</noinclude>

How To Use

This is how the use of the icon template in articles will look like:

{{portal2}} Portal 2
{{portal2|p=1|suf=:ru}} Portal 2
{{portal2|p=2}} Portal 2
{{portal2|p=3|suf=:ru}} Portal 2
{{portal2|p=4|suf=:ru}} Portal 2