Padron:xt

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Using example-formatting templates in general

The category of example-formatting templates is used frequently in non-mainspace general help pages such as Wikipedia:Manual of Style (MOS) when inline typeface changes are needed.

Padron:Strong; use {{tq}} instead.

For cases where the serif typeface is not desirable (e.g. in blocks of computer code), use {{bxt}}, which substitutes boldfacing, or {{mxt}}, which substitutes a mono-spaced font. For style examples that break to their own line (e.g. paragraphs), use {{xt2}}.

For examples of Padron:!xt, use {{!xt}}, {{!bxt}}, {{!mxt}}, or {{!xt2}}, respectively.

The {{xtd}} template exists for Padron:Xtg examples. Its alias {{xtg}} (for "grey") can be used to indicate uncertain, unavailable, disabled, lorem, etc., examples without implying deprecation. The bold, sans-serif equivalent is {{bxtd}} (and {{bxtg}} alias). The mono-spaced equivalent is {{mxtd}}.

The {{xtn}} template is for Padron:Xtn examples, and has no color change, but is otherwise identical to {{xt}}. It can be used with {{xt}} and {{!xt}} to indicate usage that is neither advised nor advised against or deprecated. The bold, sans-serif equivalent is {{bxtn}}.

Parameters

• |text here or |1=text here – The text to which to apply the markup. As with all templates, when the text has any equals characters ("="), explicitly prefix the text with |1= or the template will break.
• |title=tooltip text here – Takes text, which cannot be marked up in any way, and displays it as a pop-up "tooltip" (in most browsers) when the cursor hovers over the span

Accessibility

The accompanying change in typeface to a serif or mono-spaced type style (as in example text) is to make it fully accessible for those with color blindness.

Keep accessibility more broadly in mind, and never construct examples such that a blind person, who may not be able to see the coloration, boldfacing, or monospace font change, cannot understand the examples. Especially indicate, with terms like "not", "don't", "wrong:", etc., that a negative example is a negative one, or with "deprecated", "avoid", etc., that deprecated material is deprecated.

Examples of {{xt}} syntax and result

What you write

...for example, {{xt|1=''T'' = 293.15 K}}, but not {{!xt|1=''m''=5.4kg}}.

What you get

...for example, T = 293.15 K, but not Padron:!xt.

What you type	What you get
this is an {{xt|inline typeface change}} for comparison	this is an inline typeface change for comparison
this is an {{!xt|inline typeface change}} for comparison	this is an Padron:!xt for comparison
this is an {{xtn|inline typeface change}} for comparison	this is an Padron:Xtn for comparison
this is an {{xtd|inline typeface change}} for comparison	this is an Padron:Xtd for comparison
this is an {{mxt|inline typeface change}} for comparison	this is an Padron:Mxt for comparison
this is an {{!mxt|inline typeface change}} for comparison	this is an Padron:!mxt for comparison
this is an {{mxtn|inline typeface change}} for comparison	this is an Padron:Mxtn for comparison
this is an {{mxtd|inline typeface change}} for comparison	this is an Padron:Mxtd for comparison
this is an {{bxt|inline typeface change}} for comparison	this is an Padron:Bxt for comparison
this is an {{!bxt|inline typeface change}} for comparison	this is an Padron:!bxt for comparison
this is an {{bxtn|inline typeface change}} for comparison	this is an Padron:Bxtn for comparison
this is an {{bxtd|inline typeface change}} for comparison	this is an Padron:Bxtd for comparison

User CSS for a monospaced coding font

Have monospaced templates in this group – and your editing window – use your preferred monospaced font:

See also