Difference between revisions of "Template:Td"
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-->|<!-- BITS (PLURAL) CASE; nb :- we assume we have a {{{2}}} | -->|<!-- BITS (PLURAL) CASE; nb :- we assume we have a {{{2}}} | ||
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− | {{td/template|bit|{{{2|}}} | + | {{td/template|bit|{{{2|}}}}} |
{{#if:{{{3|}}}| | {{#if:{{{3|}}}| | ||
− | {{td/template|bit|{{{3|}}} | + | {{td/template|bit|{{{3|}}}}} |
{{#if:{{{4|}}}| | {{#if:{{{4|}}}| | ||
− | {{td/template|bit|{{{4|}}} | + | {{td/template|bit|{{{4|}}}}} |
{{#if:{{{5|}}}| | {{#if:{{{5|}}}| | ||
− | {{td/template|bit|{{{5|}}} | + | {{td/template|bit|{{{5|}}}}} |
|}}<!-- | |}}<!-- | ||
-->|}}<!-- | -->|}}<!-- |
Latest revision as of 13:28, 14 August 2018
Purpose
Meaning table data this is used for filling in "standard" cell types. The motivation is on the hexadecimal page where we want to represent binary, using a cell for each bit, some colours would be nice, so {{td|bit|0}} and {{td|bit|1}} shall be the first the "td" template supports.
Sample
X | {{td|bit|X}} (w/ comment) | |
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1 | 1 | Long comment to offset the width of the heading so we can see the real form of the template |
0 | 0 | |
Z | 0 | Test of: {{/template|bit|Z}} |
Normal | ||
Explicit normal |
(footer)