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<big>{{tl|ccl}}</big> is a shorthand notation for displaying a category's name with a link, but not actually putting an article INTO said category. It automatically adds the leading <code>[[</code> and trailing <code>]]</code> brackets and the <code>Category:</code> prefix for ease of copy/paste. | <big>{{tl|ccl}}</big> is a shorthand notation for displaying a category's name with a link, but not actually putting an article INTO said category. It automatically adds the leading <code>[[</code> and trailing <code>]]</code> brackets and the <code>Category:</code> prefix for ease of copy/paste. | ||
Revision as of 21:24, 28 February 2009
Documentation
{{ccl}} is a shorthand notation for displaying a category's name with a link, but not actually putting an article INTO said category. It automatically adds the leading [[ and trailing ]] brackets and the Category: prefix for ease of copy/paste.
It also encloses the entire result inside of <span> tags with style="white-space:nowrap".
- Ccl/doc stands for Complete Category Link
Usage
{{ccl|categoryname}}
- Note that the Category: prefix is NOT to be used.
Examples
| Code | Result |
|---|---|
{{ccl|Books}}
|
[[Category:Books]] |
{{ccl|Skills}}
|
[[Category:Skills]] |
