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This template makes a color box for {{Rail-interchange}} entries and has the eventual goal of being incorporated into {{Routebox}}.
Usage
[edit]A bare routebox has the following order of parameters: {{Routebox entry|text|bg color|text color|border|border color|radius|mouseover}}. In this, the template name may be substituted for the shorter RbE.
| Parameter | Nutshell | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Text | The Route ID, the text that gets displayed. | None, required input. |
| 2 | Background colour | Either a RGB HEX code (including #) or colour name understood by HTML/CSS is required. Examples of inputs: #FF00FF, blue | #ff0000 (red)
|
| 3 | Text colour | Either a RGB HEX code (including #) or colour name understood by HTML/CSS is required. Examples of inputs: #FF00FF, blue | #FFFFFF (white)
|
| b | Border | The colour of the border. Accepts
|
none (same as background)
|
| bcolor | Border colour | Like parameters 2 and 3, this requires an RGB HEX code including the # consisting of 6 hexadecimal values (0-F). This parameter requires b to be set to custom / c in order to have effect. Defining this parameter without setting the background to custom, you're making the template input longer than necessary without it having any result on the output. |
Same colour as 2.
|
| r | Radius | The radius settings of the label. Accepts
|
none
|
| mo | Mouse-over text | Text displayed when the mouse pointer is hovering over the label. If not defined, no mouse-over will show. If something different is defined, then that string will be used. | No default. |
Examples
[edit]- Bare minimum; only defining text:
{{RbE|Line}}→ Line
- Bare minimum with colour:
{{Routebox entry|Circle line|yellow|black}}→ Circle line
- Text, colours and radius settings defined:
{{Routebox entry|A|white|#FE372E|r=c|b=t|mo=Réseau Express Régional Line A}}→ A
- Everything defined:
{{Routebox entry|P|white|#F5D05C|r=e|b=t|mo=Transilien, Paris Est}}→ P
See also
[edit]- Template:Rail-interchange, the main template where this template is called from.
- Template:Rail-interchange/doc, the documentation for the template above, where many examples of what you can achieve with this template can be found.