User:Whiteknight/Page List Header

 



Creating This Template
To create a page header template using this design, go to the template page and type:

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Where <> is the title of your book. <> is a listing of pages in your book, typically separated by a dash, and mdash, or some other symbol. Click "Save page" to create the template. This will substitute in all the necessary code and text.

Options
You can customize the CSS style of the template by adding a third argument:

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If you add this style parameter, it will override all the default styles from the template. The default style, which you may want to duplicate in whole or in part, is:

width: 90%; clear: all; padding: 5px; margin: 5px auto;

Using This Template
To use this template in your book, use regular template syntax to include it at the top of every page. This template takes two arguments, both of which are unnamed. The first argument is the name of the previous subpage, and the second argument is the name of the next subpage. page names are automatically prepended with the name of the book. This means that you cannot use this template to navigate to pages in other books.