Difference between revisions of "Template:abbr"
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| − | <abbr {{#if:{{{class|}}}|class="{{{class}}}"}} {{#if:{{{id|}}}|id="{{{id}}}"}} {{#if:{{{style|}}}|style="{{{style}}}"}} title="{{#tag:nowiki | + | <abbr {{#if:{{{class|}}}|class="{{{class}}}"}} {{#if:{{{id|}}}|id="{{{id}}}"}} {{#if:{{{style|}}}|style="{{{style}}}"}} title="{{#tag:nowiki|{{{2|}}}}}">{{{1|}}}</abbr><noinclude> |
The {{tl|abbr}} template is used to write an abbreviation (including an acronym or initialism) with its expanded meaning. It is a wrapper for the {{w|HTML}} {{w|HTML element#General phrase elements|element}} abbr. | The {{tl|abbr}} template is used to write an abbreviation (including an acronym or initialism) with its expanded meaning. It is a wrapper for the {{w|HTML}} {{w|HTML element#General phrase elements|element}} abbr. | ||
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== Usage == | == Usage == | ||
| − | <nowiki>{{abbr|text to display inline in the article|pop-up tip}}</nowiki> | + | <nowiki>{{abbr|text to display inline in the article|pop-up tip}}</nowiki> |
== Parameters == | == Parameters == | ||
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{{w|Template:Abbr|See full documentation.}} | {{w|Template:Abbr|See full documentation.}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:40, 17 June 2025
The {{abbr}} template is used to write an abbreviation (including an acronym or initialism) with its expanded meaning. It is a wrapper for the HTML element abbr.
Readers on mobile devices typically do not have a mouse to hover with, and so generally cannot see tooltip contents.
Usage[edit]
{{abbr|text to display inline in the article|pop-up tip}}
Parameters[edit]
Two unnamed (positional) parameters (required) and three named parameters (optional):
- 1 – the term to be explained; displays as text. Wiki markup is allowed but works more consistently when wrapping the template, see below for linking examples.
- 2 – the tooltip/pop-up (no wiki or HTML markup allowed). The popup is created by an HTML
title=attribute, so it cannot contain HTML (or markup that resolves to HTML when rendered). This includes simple things like''italics''. - class – one or more CSS classes (space-separated if more than one)
- id – an HTML ID must be unique on the entire page.
- style – CSS to apply to the displayed text (no effect on tooltip/popup). Any style values with embedded blanks must be single-quoted
{{abbr|LSD|Louisiana School for the Deaf}}
- becomes
- LSD
When hovering over the text "LSD", something like Louisiana School for the Deaf will appear as a tooltip in desktop browsers. Mobile devices may display a dotted line or other visual indicator of abbreviation, but will not provide the tooltip. No screen readers for the visually impaired will read the expansion by default; some provide an optional setting to read the expansion aloud.
