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Revision as of 06:27, November 3, 2011
File:Largeimage.png | Example This is an example header AMboxIt's large and appears at the top of articles.
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File:Smallimage.png | This inline AMbox is used to mark off sections of an article. | File:Smallimage.png |
Purpose
Ambox (Article Message Box) is a meta-template used to create various specific Amboxes. It allows for the creation of two different types:
- Header Amboxes are put at the top of an article to describe the entire article. (e.g. The article is about an unreleased game.)
- Inline Amboxes are used within the body of an article to mark off sections. Inline Amboxes should have a /End template to designate when the message no longer applies. (e.g. This section of the article involves fan theories.)
Usage
{{Ambox|type= |color= |image= |header= |Descriptive Text Here }}
color and header are optional. Type can be either header or inline.