Template:Colorbull/doc

This template inserts a colored bullet, with an optional wikilink. The bullet’s shape and size can also be changed.

Usage

{{colorbull|colour|shape|wikilink|size=}}

• Colors are most commonly specified as either a color keyword or as the hexadecimal triplet representing an RGB combination. See web colors for details. The default is black.
• Shape is optional; valid arguments are:

c / circle / r / round	●
d / diamond	◆
tu / up / uptriangle	▲
td / dn / downtriangle	▼
tl / lt / lefttriangle	◀
tr / rt / righttriangle	▶
default	■

• The wikilink parameter is also optional and specifies the article to which the text should point.
• The named parameter size is a number specifying the bullet size as a percentage of the default style text size. Default is 100.

Examples

Visual effect	Markup
■	{{colorbull}}
■	{{colorbull|#039}}
■	{{colorbull|size=50}}
●	{{colorbull|red|round}}
◆	{{colorbull|green|d}}
▲	{{colorbull||tu|triangle}}

See also

• {{Color box}}, a small color box with black borders and text color. (e.g.      or  ORANGE  )
• {{RouteBox}}, a borderless version with text color and wikilinks. (e.g.  ORANGE )
• {{Colorbull}}, a colored bullet with wikilinks. (e.g. ■)
• {{legend2}}, another borderless version (e.g.,   )
• {{Color sample}}, a small color box with black borders. (e.g.,  )
• {{Swatch inline}}. (e.g., orange)
• {{Background color}}. (e.g., orange)
• {{*}}/{{bull}}/{{bullet}}, a simple bullet. (e.g.  • )

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TemplateData for Colorbull

Parameter		Description	Type	Status
Color	1	Most commonly specified as either a color keyword or as the hexadecimal triplet representing an RGB combination. See the article web colors for details. Default black (or standard link color for links) Example #f00	String	suggested
Shape	2	“c” or “circle” or “r” or “round” gives ●; “d” or “diamond” gives ◆; “tu” or “up” or “uptriangle” gives ▲; “td” or “dn” or “downtriangle” gives ▼; “tl” or “lt” or “lefttriangle” gives ◀; “tr” or “rt” or “righttriangle” gives ▶; default is ■ Default ■	String	suggested
Link target	3	Optionally, a page name to link to.	Page name	suggested
Size	size	The size of the bullet relative to surrounding text, as a percentage. Omit the % sign. Default The same size as surrounding text (100) Example 80	Number	suggested

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