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Usage[edit]

Tnull is used to nullify templates in the monospaced font. It is similar to {{tlx}} in the way that it has support for many parameters.

Example[edit]

Typing {{tnull|foo|bar|baz|boo}} in the "edit-form" would yield {{foo|bar|baz|boo}} in the "read-mode".

Note on the "=" character[edit]

If there is a "=" character in any parameter, you must replace it with = as in:

{{tnull|click|image=image name|width=width|height=height|link=page name}}

Or you can use parameter-number=value as in:

{{tnull|click|2=image=image name|3=width=width|4=height=height|5=link=page name}}

Either method would yield the following output:

{{click|image=image name|width=width|height=height|link=page name}}

See also[edit]

• {{tlc}} – No link, several parameters and text in <code></code> style.
• {{tld}} – No link, several parameters and teletype text style.
• {{tlf}} – No link, several parameters and normal text style.
• {{tl}} – Template link, no parameters and normal text style.
• {{tlx}} – Template link, several parameters and interwiki links, teletype text style.
• {{tn}} – Same as {{tl}} except it shows the braces as part of the link.