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Purpose

Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as Template:Documentation subpage Template:Warning Template:High-use

Purpose

Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time.

Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter.

This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page.

Usage

Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form:

{{font color | color | text }}

{{font color | text color | background color | text }}.

Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text.

|linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]]

|link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]]

You can also name the other fields.

{{font color | fg=color | text=text }}

{{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }}

You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.)

Spacing is of no concern.

.{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → ..

. {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . .

. {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . .

Parameters

Or

Examples

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | green | green text }}
{{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }}
{{ font color | white | black | white with black background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }}

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }}
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }}
{{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }}

The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick.

Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup):

Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big

→ [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link),

a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para.

• Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)

For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for

• Template:Sl.
• Template:Template usage.
• Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F".

See also

• Important Manual of Style information
• Web colors
• HTML color names
• List of colors
• Help: Link color
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl

, Template:Documentation subpage Template:Warning Template:High-use

Purpose

Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time.

Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter.

This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page.

Usage

Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form:

{{font color | color | text }}

{{font color | text color | background color | text }}.

Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text.

|linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]]

|link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]]

You can also name the other fields.

{{font color | fg=color | text=text }}

{{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }}

You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.)

Spacing is of no concern.

.{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → ..

. {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . .

. {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . .

Parameters

Or

Examples

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | green | green text }}
{{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }}
{{ font color | white | black | white with black background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }}

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }}
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }}
{{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }}

The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick.

Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup):

Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big

→ [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link),

a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para.

• Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)

For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for

• Template:Sl.
• Template:Template usage.
• Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F".

See also

• Important Manual of Style information
• Web colors
• HTML color names
• List of colors
• Help: Link color
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl

, Template:Documentation subpage Template:Warning Template:High-use

Purpose

Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time.

Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter.

This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page.

Usage

Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form:

{{font color | color | text }}

{{font color | text color | background color | text }}.

Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text.

|linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]]

|link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]]

You can also name the other fields.

{{font color | fg=color | text=text }}

{{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }}

You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.)

Spacing is of no concern.

.{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → ..

. {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . .

. {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . .

Parameters

Or

Examples

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | green | green text }}
{{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }}
{{ font color | white | black | white with black background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }}

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }}
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }}
{{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }}

The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick.

Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup):

Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big

→ [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link),

a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para.

• Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)

For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for

• Template:Sl.
• Template:Template usage.
• Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F".

See also

• Important Manual of Style information
• Web colors
• HTML color names
• List of colors
• Help: Link color
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl

, Template:Documentation subpage Template:Warning Template:High-use

Purpose

Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time.

Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter.

This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page.

Usage

Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form:

{{font color | color | text }}

{{font color | text color | background color | text }}.

Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text.

|linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]]

|link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]]

You can also name the other fields.

{{font color | fg=color | text=text }}

{{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }}

You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.)

Spacing is of no concern.

.{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → ..

. {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . .

. {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . .

Parameters

Or

Examples

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | green | green text }}
{{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }}
{{ font color | white | black | white with black background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }}

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }}
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }}
{{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }}

The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick.

Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup):

Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big

→ [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link),

a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para.

• Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)

For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for

• Template:Sl.
• Template:Template usage.
• Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F".

See also

• Important Manual of Style information
• Web colors
• HTML color names
• List of colors
• Help: Link color
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl

and

Purpose

Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time.

Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter.

This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page.

Usage

Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form:

{{font color | color | text }}

{{font color | text color | background color | text }}.

Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text.

|linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]]

|link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]]

You can also name the other fields.

{{font color | fg=color | text=text }}

{{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }}

You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.)

Spacing is of no concern.

.{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → ..

. {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . .

. {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . .

Parameters

Or

Examples

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | green | green text }}
{{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }}
{{ font color | white | black | white with black background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }}

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }}
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }}
{{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }}

The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick.

Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup):

Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big

→ [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link),

a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para.

• Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)

For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for

• Template:Sl.
• Template:Template usage.
• Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F".

See also

• Important Manual of Style information
• Web colors
• HTML color names
• List of colors
• Help: Link color
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl

, and many others. You can specify its Template:Documentation subpage Template:Warning Template:High-use

Purpose

Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time.

Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter.

This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page.

Usage

Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form:

{{font color | color | text }}

{{font color | text color | background color | text }}.

Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text.

|linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]]

|link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]]

You can also name the other fields.

{{font color | fg=color | text=text }}

{{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }}

You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.)

Spacing is of no concern.

.{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → ..

. {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . .

. {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . .

Parameters

Or

Examples

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | green | green text }}
{{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }}
{{ font color | white | black | white with black background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }}

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }}
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }}
{{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }}

The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick.

Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup):

Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big

→ [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link),

a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para.

• Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)

For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for

• Template:Sl.
• Template:Template usage.
• Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F".

See also

• Important Manual of Style information
• Web colors
• HTML color names
• List of colors
• Help: Link color
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl

color at the same time.

Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → Template:Documentation subpage Template:Warning Template:High-use

Purpose

Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time.

Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter.

This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page.

Usage

Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form:

{{font color | color | text }}

{{font color | text color | background color | text }}.

Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text.

|linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]]

|link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]]

You can also name the other fields.

{{font color | fg=color | text=text }}

{{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }}

You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.)

Spacing is of no concern.

.{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → ..

. {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . .

. {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . .

Parameters

Or

Examples

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | green | green text }}
{{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }}
{{ font color | white | black | white with black background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }}

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }}
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }}
{{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }}

The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick.

Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup):

Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big

→ [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link),

a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para.

• Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)

For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for

• Template:Sl.
• Template:Template usage.
• Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F".

See also

• Important Manual of Style information
• Web colors
• HTML color names
• List of colors
• Help: Link color
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl

You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter.

This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page.

Usage

Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form:

{{font color | color | text }}

{{font color | text color | background color | text }}.

Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text.

|linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]]

|link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]]

You can also name the other fields.

{{font color | fg=color | text=text }}

{{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }}

You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.)

Spacing is of no concern.

.{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → .Template:Documentation subpage

Purpose

Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time.

Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter.

This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page.

Usage

Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form:

{{font color | color | text }}

{{font color | text color | background color | text }}.

Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text.

|linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]]

|link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]]

You can also name the other fields.

{{font color | fg=color | text=text }}

{{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }}

You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.)

Spacing is of no concern.

.{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → ..

. {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . .

. {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . .

Parameters

Or

Examples

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | green | green text }}
{{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }}
{{ font color | white | black | white with black background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }}

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }}
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }}
{{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }}

The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick.

Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup):

Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big

→ [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link),

a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para.

• Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)

For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for

• Template:Sl.
• Template:Template usage.
• Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F".

See also

• Important Manual of Style information
• Web colors
• HTML color names
• List of colors
• Help: Link color
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl

.

. {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . Template:Documentation subpage

Purpose

Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time.

Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter.

This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page.

Usage

Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form:

{{font color | color | text }}

{{font color | text color | background color | text }}.

Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text.

|linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]]

|link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]]

You can also name the other fields.

{{font color | fg=color | text=text }}

{{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }}

You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.)

Spacing is of no concern.

.{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → ..

. {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . .

. {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . .

Parameters

Or

Examples

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | green | green text }}
{{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }}
{{ font color | white | black | white with black background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }}

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }}
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }}
{{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }}

The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick.

Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup):

Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big

→ [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link),

a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para.

• Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)

For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for

• Template:Sl.
• Template:Template usage.
• Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F".

See also

• Important Manual of Style information
• Web colors
• HTML color names
• List of colors
• Help: Link color
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl

.

. {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . Template:Documentation subpage

Purpose

Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time.

Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter.

This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page.

Usage

Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form:

{{font color | color | text }}

{{font color | text color | background color | text }}.

Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text.

|linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]]

|link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]]

You can also name the other fields.

{{font color | fg=color | text=text }}

{{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }}

You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.)

Spacing is of no concern.

.{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → ..

. {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . .

. {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . .

Parameters

Or

Examples

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | green | green text }}
{{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }}
{{ font color | white | black | white with black background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }}

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }}
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }}
{{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }}

The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick.

Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup):

Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big

→ [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link),

a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para.

• Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)

For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for

• Template:Sl.
• Template:Template usage.
• Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F".

See also

• Important Manual of Style information
• Web colors
• HTML color names
• List of colors
• Help: Link color
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl

.

Parameters

Or

Examples

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | green | green text }}	Template:Documentation subpage Purpose Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time. Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter. This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page. Usage Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form: {{font color | color | text }} {{font color | text color | background color | text }}. Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text. |linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]] |link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]] You can also name the other fields. {{font color | fg=color | text=text }} {{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }} You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.) Spacing is of no concern. .{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → .. . {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . . . {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . . Parameters Or Examples Markup Renders as {{ font color | green | green text }} {{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }} {{ font color | white | black | white with black background }} {{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }} {{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }} Markup Renders as {{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }} {{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }} {{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }} The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick. Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup): Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big → [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link), a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para. Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl) Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color) Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color) For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for Template:Sl. Template:Template usage. Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F". See also Important Manual of Style information Web colors HTML color names List of colors Help: Link color Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl
{{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }}	Template:Documentation subpage Purpose Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time. Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter. This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page. Usage Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form: {{font color | color | text }} {{font color | text color | background color | text }}. Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text. |linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]] |link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]] You can also name the other fields. {{font color | fg=color | text=text }} {{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }} You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.) Spacing is of no concern. .{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → .. . {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . . . {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . . Parameters Or Examples Markup Renders as {{ font color | green | green text }} {{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }} {{ font color | white | black | white with black background }} {{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }} {{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }} Markup Renders as {{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }} {{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }} {{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }} The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick. Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup): Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big → [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link), a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para. Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl) Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color) Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color) For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for Template:Sl. Template:Template usage. Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F". See also Important Manual of Style information Web colors HTML color names List of colors Help: Link color Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl
{{ font color | white | black | white with black background }}	Template:Documentation subpage Purpose Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time. Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter. This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page. Usage Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form: {{font color | color | text }} {{font color | text color | background color | text }}. Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text. |linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]] |link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]] You can also name the other fields. {{font color | fg=color | text=text }} {{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }} You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.) Spacing is of no concern. .{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → .. . {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . . . {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . . Parameters Or Examples Markup Renders as {{ font color | green | green text }} {{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }} {{ font color | white | black | white with black background }} {{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }} {{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }} Markup Renders as {{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }} {{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }} {{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }} The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick. Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup): Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big → [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link), a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para. Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl) Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color) Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color) For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for Template:Sl. Template:Template usage. Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F". See also Important Manual of Style information Web colors HTML color names List of colors Help: Link color Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }}	Template:Documentation subpage Purpose Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time. Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter. This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page. Usage Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form: {{font color | color | text }} {{font color | text color | background color | text }}. Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text. |linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]] |link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]] You can also name the other fields. {{font color | fg=color | text=text }} {{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }} You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.) Spacing is of no concern. .{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → .. . {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . . . {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . . Parameters Or Examples Markup Renders as {{ font color | green | green text }} {{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }} {{ font color | white | black | white with black background }} {{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }} {{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }} Markup Renders as {{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }} {{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }} {{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }} The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick. Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup): Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big → [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link), a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para. Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl) Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color) Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color) For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for Template:Sl. Template:Template usage. Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F". See also Important Manual of Style information Web colors HTML color names List of colors Help: Link color Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }}	Template:Documentation subpage Purpose Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time. Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter. This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page. Usage Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form: {{font color | color | text }} {{font color | text color | background color | text }}. Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text. |linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]] |link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]] You can also name the other fields. {{font color | fg=color | text=text }} {{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }} You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.) Spacing is of no concern. .{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → .. . {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . . . {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . . Parameters Or Examples Markup Renders as {{ font color | green | green text }} {{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }} {{ font color | white | black | white with black background }} {{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }} {{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }} Markup Renders as {{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }} {{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }} {{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }} The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick. Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup): Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big → [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link), a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para. Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl) Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color) Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color) For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for Template:Sl. Template:Template usage. Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F". See also Important Manual of Style information Web colors HTML color names List of colors Help: Link color Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }}	Template:Documentation subpage Purpose Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time. Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter. This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page. Usage Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form: {{font color | color | text }} {{font color | text color | background color | text }}. Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text. |linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]] |link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]] You can also name the other fields. {{font color | fg=color | text=text }} {{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }} You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.) Spacing is of no concern. .{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → .. . {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . . . {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . . Parameters Or Examples Markup Renders as {{ font color | green | green text }} {{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }} {{ font color | white | black | white with black background }} {{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }} {{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }} Markup Renders as {{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }} {{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }} {{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }} The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick. Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup): Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big → [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link), a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para. Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl) Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color) Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color) For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for Template:Sl. Template:Template usage. Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F". See also Important Manual of Style information Web colors HTML color names List of colors Help: Link color Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }}	Template:Documentation subpage Purpose Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time. Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter. This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page. Usage Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form: {{font color | color | text }} {{font color | text color | background color | text }}. Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text. |linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]] |link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]] You can also name the other fields. {{font color | fg=color | text=text }} {{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }} You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.) Spacing is of no concern. .{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → .. . {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . . . {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . . Parameters Or Examples Markup Renders as {{ font color | green | green text }} {{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }} {{ font color | white | black | white with black background }} {{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }} {{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }} Markup Renders as {{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }} {{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }} {{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }} The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick. Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup): Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big → [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link), a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para. Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl) Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color) Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color) For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for Template:Sl. Template:Template usage. Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F". See also Important Manual of Style information Web colors HTML color names List of colors Help: Link color Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl
{{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }}	Template:Documentation subpage Purpose Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time. Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter. This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page. Usage Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form: {{font color | color | text }} {{font color | text color | background color | text }}. Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text. |linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]] |link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]] You can also name the other fields. {{font color | fg=color | text=text }} {{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }} You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.) Spacing is of no concern. .{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → .. . {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . . . {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . . Parameters Or Examples Markup Renders as {{ font color | green | green text }} {{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }} {{ font color | white | black | white with black background }} {{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }} {{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }} Markup Renders as {{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }} {{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }} {{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }} The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick. Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup): Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big → [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link), a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para. Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl) Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color) Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color) For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for Template:Sl. Template:Template usage. Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F". See also Important Manual of Style information Web colors HTML color names List of colors Help: Link color Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl Template:Tl

The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick.

Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup):

Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big

→ [[Wikipedia:Example | Template:Documentation subpage

Purpose

Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time.

Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter.

This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page.

Usage

Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form:

{{font color | color | text }}

{{font color | text color | background color | text }}.

Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text.

|linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]]

|link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]]

You can also name the other fields.

{{font color | fg=color | text=text }}

{{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }}

You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.)

Spacing is of no concern.

.{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → ..

. {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . .

. {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . .

Parameters

Or

Examples

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | green | green text }}
{{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }}
{{ font color | white | black | white with black background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }}

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }}
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }}
{{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }}

The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick.

Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup):

Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big

→ [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link),

a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para.

• Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)

For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for

• Template:Sl.
• Template:Template usage.
• Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F".

See also

• Important Manual of Style information
• Web colors
• HTML color names
• List of colors
• Help: Link color
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl

]] (a font-colored link), a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para.

• Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → Template:Documentation subpage

Purpose

Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time.

Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter.

This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page.

Usage

Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form:

{{font color | color | text }}

{{font color | text color | background color | text }}.

Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text.

|linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]]

|link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]]

You can also name the other fields.

{{font color | fg=color | text=text }}

{{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }}

You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.)

Spacing is of no concern.

.{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → ..

. {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . .

. {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . .

Parameters

Or

Examples

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | green | green text }}
{{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }}
{{ font color | white | black | white with black background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }}

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }}
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }}
{{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }}

The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick.

Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup):

Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big

→ [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link),

a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para.

• Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)

For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for

• Template:Sl.
• Template:Template usage.
• Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F".

See also

• Important Manual of Style information
• Web colors
• HTML color names
• List of colors
• Help: Link color
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl

(a Template:Para Template:Tl)

• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → Template:Documentation subpage

Purpose

Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time.

Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter.

This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page.

Usage

Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form:

{{font color | color | text }}

{{font color | text color | background color | text }}.

Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text.

|linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]]

|link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]]

You can also name the other fields.

{{font color | fg=color | text=text }}

{{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }}

You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.)

Spacing is of no concern.

.{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → ..

. {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . .

. {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . .

Parameters

Or

Examples

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | green | green text }}
{{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }}
{{ font color | white | black | white with black background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }}

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }}
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }}
{{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }}

The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick.

Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup):

Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big

→ [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link),

a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para.

• Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)

For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for

• Template:Sl.
• Template:Template usage.
• Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F".

See also

• Important Manual of Style information
• Web colors
• HTML color names
• List of colors
• Help: Link color
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl

(Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)

• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → Template:Documentation subpage

Purpose

Template:Tl is how you insert colorized text, such as , , , and , and many others. You can specify its color at the same time.

Template:Tl is also how you can color wikilinks to something other than blue for when you need to work within background colors. Normally [[ wikilink ]] → wikilink, but here we use a Template:Tl with Template:Para to create a black wikilink → You can make any text link to any page using the Template:Para parameter.

This template will use the latest Wikipedia:HTML5 recommendations, inserting the span tags Template:Tag and Template:Tag for you, so your page increases its readability and usability in both the wikitext and the rendered page.

Usage

Template:Tlf has a one-color and a two-color form:

{{font color | color | text }}

{{font color | text color | background color | text }}.

Either form has a |link= option, for colorizing (otherwise blue or red) wikilink text.

|linkTemplate:=yes → [[text]]

|link=fullpagename → [[fullpagename]]

You can also name the other fields.

{{font color | fg=color | text=text }}

{{font color | fg=text color | bg=background color | text=text }}

You can name |fg= or |bg=, which is nice, but... if you name either of them, you must also name |text=, which is a compromise. (See Help:Template#Parameters for why.)

Spacing is of no concern.

.{{font color|tan|green|text with four words}}. → ..

. {{font color|tan|green|text with four words}} . → . .

. {{ font color | tan | green | text with four words }} . → . .

Parameters

Or

Examples

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | green | green text }}
{{ font color | blue | do not style text as a link }}
{{ font color | white | black | white with black background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigyellow | default text in yellow background }}
{{ font colorTemplate:Bigbg=yellow | text = default text in yellow background }}

Markup	Renders as
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = yes }}
{{ font color | white | blue | Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox }}
{{ font color | text = Wikipedia:Example | link = Wikipedia:Sandbox | bg = blue | fg = white }}

The Template:Para parameter is a good way to colorize wikilinks, and it is about as much typing as the pipe trick.

Although a wikilink accepts a font color (or other template or markup):

Template:BigWikipedia:ExampleTemplate:Big{{font color|white|blue|the Wikipedia:Example page}}Template:Big

→ [[Wikipedia:Example | ]] (a font-colored link),

a font color does not accept a wikilink, it creates wikilinks itself with Template:Para.

• Template:OK {{ font color | green | violet | Wikipedia:Example | link=yes }} → (a Template:Para Template:Tl)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | the [[Wikipedia:Example]] page}} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)
• Template:Cross{{ font color | green | violet | [[Wikipedia:Exammple]] }} → (Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)

For more examples see /testcases. For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for

• Template:Sl.
• Template:Template usage.
• Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F".

See also

• Important Manual of Style information
• Web colors
• HTML color names
• List of colors
• Help: Link color
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl

(Text with [[wikilink brackets]] overrides the designated color)

For actual mainspace template usage, here are search links for

• Template:Sl.
• Template:Template usage.
• Template:Sl showing its use in articles whose title begins with the letter "F".

See also

• Important Manual of Style information
• Web colors
• HTML color names
• List of colors
• Help: Link color
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl
• Template:Tl