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[[{{{1}}} ({{#switch:{{lc:{{{2}}}}} | [[{{{1}}} ({{#switch:{{lc:{{{2}}}}} | ||
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| ffi = Final Fantasy | | ff = Final Fantasy | ||
| ffi = Final Fantasy | |||
| ffii = Final Fantasy II | | ffii = Final Fantasy II | ||
| ffiii = Final Fantasy III | |||
| ffiv = Final Fantasy IV | |||
| ffv = Final Fantasy V | |||
| ffvi = Final Fantasy VI | |||
|#default = | |#default = | ||
}}){{!}}{{{1}}}]]<noinclude> | }}){{!}}{{{1}}}]]<noinclude> | ||
{{doc}} | {{doc}} | ||
[[Category:Internal link templates]]</noinclude> | [[Category:Internal link templates]]</noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 16:03, May 18, 2020
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Template documentation (for the above template, sometimes hidden or invisible)
Syntax[edit]
{{game-id|1=|2=}}
- 1: The first parameter is for the base article link.
- 2: The second parameter is for typing an abbreviation of a game's identifier (examples: FFI, FFII, etc.)
Usage[edit]
This template is for conveniently inputting links with an identifier of a game name. This template was inspired from the game link templates on Zelda Wiki.
Inputting {{game-id|Black Mage|ffi}} results in:
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