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"label": "Content", | "label": "Content", | ||
"description": "The content to be aligned", | "description": "The content to be aligned", | ||
" | "type": "content", | ||
"required": true | |||
}, | }, | ||
"align": { | "align": { | ||
"label": "Alignment", | "label": "Alignment", | ||
"description": "The alignment of the content. Any values other than 'center' have no effect.", | "description": "The alignment of the content. Any values other than 'center' have no effect.", | ||
" | "type": "string", | ||
"suggested": true, | |||
"suggestedvalues": [ | |||
"center", | |||
"left", | |||
"right" | |||
] | |||
} | } | ||
} | } | ||
Latest revision as of 15:51, 11 June 2025
This is a helper template that aligns its content in the centre, if the align parameter is set accordingly. This shouldn't be used in writing articles; its use is to avoid repeating substantial parts of templates when implementing conditional alignment.
Some content
Usage
In a template, wrap the content you want to conditionally align within this template, and forward the align argument:
{{align|align={{{align|}}}|...}}