Template:Uselangflags
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Usage
This template is used to switch the uselang
parameter (the language of the UI) quickly to support multiple languages on one page without {{doc}} template (its purpose is like {{lang}}). Should use with {{autolang}}.
Note:Must be ISO 639 compliant!
Parameters
- {{{<lang code>}}} - Optional: Specify the lang code to 1 to show the flag of the language. Only work without {{{all-lang}}}. (e.g.
|en=1
) - {{{all-lang}}} - Optional: Show all the flags of the languages.
- {{{no-right-align}}} - Optional: Make the template to be non-right-align style if it's non-zero.
- {{{category-en}}} - Optional: Add the page into the Category:English.
- {{{title}}}, {{{1}}} - Optional: The title of the page.
- {{{multipageworkaround}}} - Optional: Puts the edit and actions buttons used on {{MultiPage}} next to the flags. This is used on pages that don't work with MultiPage because of too many templates (e.g. List of Team Fortress 2 console commands and variables). Important:Should not be used otherwise!
Examples
{{Uselangflags|all-lang=1|no-right-align=1}}
→ {{Uselangflags|en=1|no-right-align=1}}
→ {{Uselangflags|en=1|ca=1|de=1|zh=1|no-right-align=1}}
→ See also
The above documentation is transcluded from Template:Uselangflags/doc. (edit | history)
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