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This template is used to create a toolbar of links that are laid out in the same way as those produced by the core MediaWiki software.
Usage
{{Toolbar |[[User:Example|user]] |[[User talk:Example|talk]] |[[Special:BlockIP/Example|block]]}} → (user | talk| block)
There is a separator parameter that can be used to specify the separator character placed between each link:
{{Toolbar|separator=comma |[[User:Example|user]] |[[User talk:Example|talk]] |[[Special:BlockIP/Example|block]]}} → (user , talk, block)
The separators available are:
- comma, comma
- dot⧼dot-separator⧽dot
- tpt-languages⧼tpt-languages-separator⧽tpt-languages
- pipe | pipe (default)
The parameters class and style (specifying HTML/CSS class and styling) may also be set.
See also
- Module:Toolbar, the Lua module that generates this template.
