మూస:Colorbox
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This template supersedes {{legend3}}.
Usage
[మార్చు]{{colorbox|color|text|wikilink}}
- Colors are most commonly specified as either a color keyword or as the hexadecimal triplet representing an RGB combination. See web colors for details.
- Text is optional; it is displayed using the default style foreground color as prescribed by CSS. For most users this is black.
- The wikilink parameter is also optional and specifies the article to which the text should point.
| Visual effect | Markup |
|---|---|
{{colorbox|Red}}
| |
| Default color for this text | {{colorbox|Fuchsia|Default color for this text}}
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| Wikilink to "Article" on Wikipedia | {{colorbox|Yellow|Wikilink to "Article" on Wikipedia|Article}}
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| Using an X11 color name | {{colorbox|Chartreuse|'''Using an X11 color name'''|X11 color names}}
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| Using RGB hex triplet | {{colorbox|#FEDCBA|''Using RGB hex triplet''|Web colors#Hex triplet}}
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NOTE: Using a blue, purple, or red colorbox obscures unvisited, visited, and missing wikilinks, respectively, as these are the default link colors for most users.
Legends and keys
[మార్చు]The colorbox template is widely used to annotate complex tables in which editors have used color to group like entries. The editor uses the background-color style to color individual cells in the table and then adds a legend consisting of colorboxes at the beginning or end of the table explaining the meanings behind the color scheme. The editor may also add symbols like a caret (^), dagger/obelisk (†), double dagger/diesis (‡), or asterisk (*) to call attention to the different meanings.
| Visual effect | Markup |
|---|---|
| ^ | {{colorbox|#CEF2E0|^}}
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| † | {{colorbox|#CEDFF2|†}}
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| ‡ | {{colorbox|#DDCEF2|‡}}
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| * | {{colorbox|#F2E0CE|*}}
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NOTE:
- Using a black colorbox with text markers obscures the text as the default style foreground color for most users is black.
- The HTML code
*must be used to create the asterisk as Wikipedia will treat the typed asterisk as an indented bullet point.