Template:Dtag/doc
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Delays the evaluation of a tag. A tag's text can be generated dynamically, and then evaluated after the next substitution. Unlike the code generated by {{#tag:}}, the tag will not be evaluated immediately.
Usage
[edit]Should be substituted only within an <includeonly /> block.
{{Dtag|tag|attributes=attribs|content}}
- tag is the name of the tag, to be enclosed in angled brackets.
- attribs is a list of attribute names and values separated by equals signs, to be inserted within the first set of angled brackets. Example:
attributes=class="error" style="font-weight: normal" - content is the code to be enclosed between the start and end tags. Can be omitted to create a
<self-closing />tag.
See also
[edit]- Help:Metatemplating
- Template:dtag
- Template:eval
- Template:includeonly, Template:noinclude, Template:onlyinclude, and Template:nowiki
- Template:sibling
- Template:TEMPLATENAME and Template:TEMPLATENAMEE
- Template:!
- Template:=
- Template:(( and Template:))
- Template:((( and Template:)))