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Revision as of 10:56, 14 June 2024

Description

Use to create tiny icons (and captions). By default, the icon size is 28px but it can be re-defined.

Syntax

{{Icon|name|style|link|size}}
Field Accepted Parameters Example Notes
name item name Charred Meat Name of the item as in the game
style 1,2,3 1 Defines the (caption) style. Default is a small icon that is unlinkable with no caption.
  • 1 = outputs no caption icon
  • 2 = outputs the icon name as plain text next to the icon
  • 3 = outputs the icon name as a small caption below the icon
link Page Name or 1 Charred Meat Optional. Use if you want the icon to also link to a page.
  • When set to the default of 1, it will link to the same name as the item, but you can overwrite by writing in the designated page name in this field. If you are using this, you must write out link=
size any px size 50 If you are using this, you must write out size= and assumes px.

Samples

Example Syntax Result
Style 1, Size 100px, no link
{{Icon|name=Charred Meat|size=100}}
Module:IconUtils 'name' must be specified.
Style 1, no Size, Link itself
{{Icon|name=Charred Meat|link=1}}
Module:IconUtils 'name' must be specified.
Style 2, Size 50, Link to page Food
{{Icon|name=Charred Meat|link=Food|size=50|style=2}}
Module:IconUtils 'name' must be specified.