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Warning:Designed for the new page format. Please do not use or edit this template yet.
Important:If your default text is not displayed, try adding 1= at the beginning of parameter.
Note:To force Default text to be displayed, use force=1
Note:To link a language (for example Spanish) to the default text, use -es=1
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Revision as of 05:55, 15 April 2024
Warning:Designed for the new page format. Please do not use or edit this template yet.
Alternative version of {{autolang}} template.
Important:If your default text is not displayed, try adding 1= at the beginning of parameter.
Common use of the template:
{{String|Default Text|ru=Russian Text|it=Italian Text}} → Default Text
Default text is empty (in a language that is not specified there will be an empty line):
{{String|en=English Text|it=Italian Text}} → English Text
The {{{force}}} parameter forces the template to intentionally load the selected language (useful for testing):
{{String|Default Text|force=ru|es=Spanish Text|ru=Russian Text|it=Italian Text}} → Russian Text
Note:To force Default text to be displayed, use force=1
By using a hyphen before the language code, it can be linked to any other language (even to default text):
{{String|Default Text|-en=it|it=Some Text}} → Some Text
Note:To link a language (for example Spanish) to the default text, use -es=1