Template:Htm/doc

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This template can be used to quickly refer to an HTML-style tag (displayed inside <angle-brackets>), without having to use a <nowiki> element or < to suppress wiki-parsing.

The tag is displayed using a monospace font. Variations on this, provided by similar templates, are listed below.

The name of this template is based on the fact that it shows an HTML-style tag in monospace.

Parameters

Parameter name	Required?	Default value	Description
Anonymous parameter 1	No	(n/a)	Name of the tag to display

Note: The tag need not be legal HTML (or XML, SGML, etc.). To show = in an attribute (as shown below), use {{=}}. To show |, use {{!}} or &124;.

Usage

{{Htm|tag}}

See the template's testcases:

Showing open tag (anonymous parameter)

Wiki code

{{Htm|span}}

Main version

<span>

Sandbox version

Showing open tag with attribute (anonymous parameter)

Wiki code

{{Htm|span style{{=}}"color:red"}}

Main version

<span style="color:red">

Sandbox version

Showing open tag with attribute containing a pipe character (anonymous parameter)

Wiki code

{{Htm|span title{{=}}"this{{!}}that"}}

Main version

<span title="this|that">

Sandbox version

Showing close tag (anonymous parameter)

Wiki code

{{Htm|/span}}

Main version

</span>

Sandbox version

Showing only open and close angle-brackets (no parameter)

Wiki code

{{Htm}}

Main version

<>

Sandbox version

See also

The complete family of templates similar to this one (with example output for each):

• {{Ht}} – show HTML-style tag → <fubar>
• {{Htc}} – show HTML-style tag using <code> element → <fubar>
• {{Htm}} – show HTML-style tag using a monospace font → <fubar>