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This template will generate a table row. I'm not sure how useful that sounds at the moment, but I'm willing to go with that idea for a bit.<br> | This template will generate a table row. I'm not sure how useful that sounds at the moment, but I'm willing to go with that idea for a bit.<br> | ||
How neat, I *can* pass a template in a variable. Now... how to use this awsome power... muhahhahaha! mmm it'd be tastier with a loop...... back to the researching/studying! | How neat, I *can* pass a template in a variable. Now... how to use this awsome power... muhahhahaha! mmm it'd be tastier with a loop...... back to the researching/studying! | ||
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+ | sigh i should just leave links here for where to find the info i'm finding useful, it's not like I don't refer back to it more often than i'd like | ||
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+ | http://semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Semantic_MediaWiki | ||
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+ | http://semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Selecting_pages | ||
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+ | Anyway | ||
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+ | here's a thought for making this somewhat useful | ||
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+ | I was thinking of the alternating background deal | ||
+ | |||
+ | which can become convoluted | ||
+ | |||
+ | so, I'd need an even or an odd for which background color goes first | ||
+ | |||
+ | and without currently knowing a looping thing, I'll just have to do it with if statements & give it a limited number of cells | ||
+ | |||
+ | yea, that'll work, it won't work perfectly, but it'll work | ||
+ | |||
+ | for simplicity sake I'm going to leave the row marker out for now | ||
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+ | |||
+ | ==usage== | ||
+ | <nowiki>{{ template | even/odd | background1 | background 2 | data | data | data | data | data | data | data | data | data | data }}</nowiki> | ||
+ | |||
+ | It takes in up to 10 data cells (why 10? because, that's why) | ||
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+ | I wonder if I can give it numbers hmm, might work better if i rearrange it for that tho, bah! but that messes up the rest ... or, not at all if the backgrounds & even/odd are named hmm | ||
+ | |||
</noinclude> | </noinclude> | ||
− | |{{{2}}} | + | [[#switch: {{{1}}} |
− | + | |even | |
− | |{{{4}}} | + | |Even={{!}}style='background: {{{2}}};' {{!}} {{{4}}} |
− | + | {{!}}style='background: {{{3}}};' {{!}} {{{5}}} | |
− | + | {{!}}style='background: {{{2}}};' {{!}} {{{6}}} | |
− | + | {{!}}style='background: {{{3}}};' {{!}} {{{7}}} | |
+ | {{!}}style='background: {{{2}}};' {{!}} {{{8}}} | ||
+ | {{!}}style='background: {{{3}}};' {{!}} {{{9}}} | ||
+ | {{!}}style='background: {{{2}}};' {{!}} {{{10}}} | ||
+ | {{!}}style='background: {{{3}}};' {{!}} {{{11}}} | ||
+ | {{!}}style='background: {{{2}}};' {{!}} {{{12}}} | ||
+ | {{!}}style='background: {{{3}}};' {{!}} {{{13}}} | ||
+ | |odd | ||
+ | |Odd={{!}}style='background: {{{3}}};' {{!}} {{{4}}} | ||
+ | {{!}}style='background: {{{2}}};' {{!}} {{{5}}} | ||
+ | {{!}}style='background: {{{3}}};' {{!}} {{{6}}} | ||
+ | {{!}}style='background: {{{2}}};' {{!}} {{{7}}} | ||
+ | {{!}}style='background: {{{3}}};' {{!}} {{{8}}} | ||
+ | {{!}}style='background: {{{2}}};' {{!}} {{{9}}} | ||
+ | {{!}}style='background: {{{3}}};' {{!}} {{{10}}} | ||
+ | {{!}}style='background: {{{2}}};' {{!}} {{{11}}} | ||
+ | {{!}}style='background: {{{3}}};' {{!}} {{{12}}} | ||
+ | {{!}}style='background: {{{2}}};' {{!}} {{{13}}} | ||
+ | |Please use 'even' or 'odd' in the 2nd variable]] |
Revision as of 18:47, 22 February 2009
Usage
This template will generate a table row. I'm not sure how useful that sounds at the moment, but I'm willing to go with that idea for a bit.
How neat, I *can* pass a template in a variable. Now... how to use this awsome power... muhahhahaha! mmm it'd be tastier with a loop...... back to the researching/studying!
sigh i should just leave links here for where to find the info i'm finding useful, it's not like I don't refer back to it more often than i'd like
http://semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Semantic_MediaWiki
http://semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Selecting_pages
Anyway
here's a thought for making this somewhat useful
I was thinking of the alternating background deal
which can become convoluted
so, I'd need an even or an odd for which background color goes first
and without currently knowing a looping thing, I'll just have to do it with if statements & give it a limited number of cells
yea, that'll work, it won't work perfectly, but it'll work
for simplicity sake I'm going to leave the row marker out for now
usage
{{ template | even/odd | background1 | background 2 | data | data | data | data | data | data | data | data | data | data }}
It takes in up to 10 data cells (why 10? because, that's why)
I wonder if I can give it numbers hmm, might work better if i rearrange it for that tho, bah! but that messes up the rest ... or, not at all if the backgrounds & even/odd are named hmm
[[#switch: {{{1}}}
|even
|Even=|style='background: {{{2}}};' | {{{4}}}
|style='background: {{{3}}};' | {{{5}}}
|style='background: {{{2}}};' | {{{6}}}
|style='background: {{{3}}};' | {{{7}}}
|style='background: {{{2}}};' | {{{8}}}
|style='background: {{{3}}};' | {{{9}}}
|style='background: {{{2}}};' | {{{10}}}
|style='background: {{{3}}};' | {{{11}}}
|style='background: {{{2}}};' | {{{12}}}
|style='background: {{{3}}};' | {{{13}}}
|odd
|Odd=|style='background: {{{3}}};' | {{{4}}}
|style='background: {{{2}}};' | {{{5}}}
|style='background: {{{3}}};' | {{{6}}}
|style='background: {{{2}}};' | {{{7}}}
|style='background: {{{3}}};' | {{{8}}}
|style='background: {{{2}}};' | {{{9}}}
|style='background: {{{3}}};' | {{{10}}}
|style='background: {{{2}}};' | {{{11}}}
|style='background: {{{3}}};' | {{{12}}}
|style='background: {{{2}}};' | {{{13}}}
|Please use 'even' or 'odd' in the 2nd variable]]