Template:Clickable button
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This template styles a link like a button, using the deprecated mediawiki.ui.button module. This expands the clickable area and tap target for the link.
Usage
- All parameters
{{Clickable button|wikilink|display|color=color|url=url|class=class|link=}}- wikilink
- Unnamed first parameter; the title of the page being linked. Brackets are not necessary
- display (optional)
- Optional unnamed second parameter; the text to display. Not needed if the text to display is the wikilink itself
|color=or|class=- Color to display.
|color=acceptsblueandred,|class=acceptsmw-ui-progressiveandmw-ui-destructive |url=- URL to link through the button. If no wikilink/display text is provided, will show the URL, otherwise will show the wikilink/display text
|link=no- Use this parameter set to "no" to display a button without linking to anything
Examples
Wikilinks
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Colors
- Script error: No such module "Demo". – without defined
|color=and|class=, the default is a white button - Script error: No such module "Demo".
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URLs
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Adding an icon
Adding an icon to a button should be avoided. Don't forget to hide the icon from the accessibility DOM by wrapping it in a span that is aria-hidden="true" so that a screen reader doesn't read it out loud.
<span class="mw-ui-button mw-ui-progressive"><span aria-hidden="true">[[File:OOjs UI icon logo-wikimediaCommons-invert.svg|15px|link=|alt=]]</span> More details</span>
More details
Template data
Styles a link like a button, using the mediawiki.ui.button module
| Parameter | Description | Type | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Link/Label | 1 | Defines the page to link to, and uses that page's title as the text for the button
| Page name | required |
| Label | 2 | Defines the text that appears on the button
| Unknown | suggested |
| URL | url | Defines a web address for the button to link to
| URL | optional |
| class | class | Defines the visual type of the button
| String | optional |
| Custom CSS styling | style | Allows custom CSS styling to be applied to the button
| String | optional |
| Category switch | category | Whether or not categories should be on
| Boolean | optional |
| color | color | Defines the visual type of the button
| String | optional |
See also
- commons:Template:Clickable button, corresponding clickable button at Commons.
- Wikimedia design style guide advice on buttons
- phab:T146923, which dropped support for
mw-ui-constructive, the CSS class for green buttons
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