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== Template Usage == | == Template Usage == | ||
*{{tl|Props}} is automatically included on /Properties pages. | *{{tl|Props}} is automatically included on /Properties pages. | ||
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we get: | we get: | ||
{{Props|Material=Iron}} | {{Props|Material=Iron}} | ||
Notice that the items on the list that do not have corresponding pages do not appear in the table. For a property to appear in the table, it must be both included on the list and have a corresponding | Notice that the items on the list that do not have corresponding pages do not appear in the table. For a property to appear in the table, it must be both included on the list and have a corresponding subpage to get the data from. Since [[Iron/Atomic number]] exists, it returns the value that is displayed in the table. [[Iron/Molecular formula]] does not, and so it does not appear. | ||
Revision as of 23:55, 27 June 2008
Template Usage
- {{Props}} is automatically included on /Properties pages.
On other pages, use {{Props}} to display a table of all properties listed in (((Material)))/Properties/List.
So for instance...
The properties that are listed at Iron/Properties/List are:
Atomic symbol Atomic number Atomic mass etc..
so that when we say:
{{Props|Material=Iron}}
we get:
| Properties of Iron | ||
| Atomic_symbol: | Fee | |
| Atomic number: | 26e | |
| Atomic mass: | 55.845(2)e | |
| Standard phase: | Solide | |
| Elemental Class: | Transition metale | |
| Electronegativity: | 1.83e | |
| Melting point: | 1,538 °C e | |
| Boiling point: | 2,861 °C e | |
| Note: Please see template {{Props}} for instructions on adding new properties of Iron to this table. | ||
Notice that the items on the list that do not have corresponding pages do not appear in the table. For a property to appear in the table, it must be both included on the list and have a corresponding subpage to get the data from. Since Iron/Atomic number exists, it returns the value that is displayed in the table. Iron/Molecular formula does not, and so it does not appear.