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Revision as of 04:29, 1 September 2017
Shows a legend row with a colored box.
Usage
{{legend|color|label|border=border}}
color is passed to the css background-color property. The optional border argument is the css description (e.g. 1px solid #aaa) of the border that will be drawn around the box.
Examples
Use in text
{{legend|black|Africa}}
{{legend|green|Americas}}
{{legend|blue|Oceania}}
{{legend|#ff0|Europe}}
{{legend|#ff2800|Asia}}
Africa
Americas
Oceania
Europe
Asia
Use in a caption
[[Image:Celts in Europe.png|200px|thumb|right|The Celts in Europe, past and present:
{{legend|#1a8000|present-day Celtic-speaking areas}}
{{legend|#27c600|other parts of the six most commonly recognized 'Celtic nations' and where a
Celtic language is spoken but not the dominating language}}
{{legend|#97ffb6|other parts of Europe once peopled by Celts; modern-day inhabitants of many of
these areas often claim a Celtic heritage and/or culture}}
]]
present-day Celtic-speaking areas
other parts of the six most commonly recognized 'Celtic nations' and where a Celtic language is spoken but not the dominating language
other parts of Europe once peopled by Celts; modern-day inhabitants of many of these areas often claim a Celtic heritage and/or culture