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|p|pair = <{{{1|tag}}}{{#if:{{{params|}}}| {{{params}}}}}
|p|pair = <{{#if:{{{link|}}}|[[HTML element#{{{1|tag}}}|{{{1|tag}}}]]|{{{1|tag}}}}}{{#if:{{{params|{{{attribs|}}}}}}| {{{params|{{{attribs}}}}}}}}
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Latest revision as of 06:35, 13 December 2024

<tag>...</tag>

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Template: v · d · eTemplate/doc: v · d · e

A markup tag is an open < and a close > angle brackets and the content within them, in a markup language, as XML or HTML:

For example, the <title> tag provides a title for the Web page.

This template provides a quick way to mention a markup-style tag in a preformatted way. Mainly used in discussion/help pages.

Parameters

Required parameters shown in bold italics.

|1= Template:Nobold
The XML/HTML tag's name
|2= Template:Nobold
To indicate which of the tag's types is/are presented:
p  (pair) (default)
A matching pair of open/start and close/end tags (e.g. <div>...</div>).
To suppress the ellipsis ("...") between the tags, add an empty |content= parameter (for example, <div></div>).
o  (open)
An open/start tag (e.g. <span>).
c  (close)
A close/end tag (e.g. </span>).
e  (empty)  or  s  (single)  or  v  (void)
An empty element, formed with a single self-terminating tag (e.g. <hr />); in HTML5 these are now known as "void" elements, though "empty" is the more common term.
|content=
Text to place between open/start and close/end tags.
|attribs=
Attributes and values to be included as part of an open/start tag (this parameter can also be called |params=).
|wrap=yes
Disable nowrap for long samples, so allowing wraps (line breaks).
|link=yes
Link to the element's entry at the HTML element article.