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| {{shortcut|intlang}} | | {{doc}} |
| Intlang — interface language. Optimized version of the {{Tl|uselang}} template. It is used only for its intended purpose: getting the interface language.
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| {{Code|{{Tl|intlang}}}} → {{intlang}}
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| {{Note|Allows you to change the displayed text if the language was not defined:}}
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| {{Code|{{Tl|1=intlang|en=}}}} → {{intlang|en=}}
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| == Parameters ==
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| *{{param|default-none}} - When language is English, don't return value.
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| *{{param|pref}} - Add prefix before language abbreviation.
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| <includeonly> | | <includeonly> |
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Revision as of 06:49, 12 August 2024
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EnglishIntlang — interface language. It is used to get the current user's wiki interface language. This should be used for templates that can be considered part of the wiki's interface rather than content of the given page. For example translation notices {{Translate}}, deletion notice {{Delete}}. It might also have a use on categories that might not have much sense to be separated into separate language domains like categories meant only for images.
Otherwise {{Language}} should be let to handle the job.
{{intlang}} → en (see the difference when changing the language via flags on the top right)
Note:Allows you to change the displayed text if the language was not defined:{{intlang|en=}} →
Parameters
- {{{default-none}}} - When language is English, don't return value.
- {{{pref}}} - Add prefix before language abbreviation.
See also
