Template:Pipe
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This is the {{pipe}} meta-template. It looks like this: | This template should be used if you want to see a vertical bar character as part of the final article. To simply delay the interpretation of a vertical bar as wikitext, use {{!}}.
This template uses the | decimal code for the vertical bar (or pipe character) so that its usage doesn't cause problems when it is used inside a template. This situation most commonly arises when the title of a cited reference contains a pipe character instead of a hyphen or dash (e.g. Xbox.com | Xbox.com Home). {{Pipe}} is easier to remember and clearer than an unadorned |.
Please do not use the Unicode ǀ (which produces ǀ) since that does not work in all web browsers. It is also slightly smaller than |.
Alternative names
The following names redirect here and can be used as alternative names for this template:
- {{vbar}}
- {{verti-bar}}
- {{vertical bar}}
- {{vertical line}}
- {{vertical slash}}
See also
| Template call (m for magic word) |
Output (delayed interpretation as wikimarkup) | HTML alternative (never interpreted as wikimarkup) |
|---|---|---|
{{!}} (m)
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| | | or {{pipe}} |
{{=}} (m)
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= | = |
{{!!}}
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|| | || |
{{!(}}
|
[ | [ |
{{)!}}
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] | ] |
{{!((}}
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[[ | [[ |
{{))!}}
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]] | ]] |
{{(}}
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{ | { |
{{)}}
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} | } |
{{((}}
|
{{ | {{ |
{{))}}
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}} | }} |
{{(((}}
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{{{ | {{{ |
{{)))}}
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}}} | }}} |
{{(!}}
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{| | {| |
{{!-}}
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|- | |- |
{{!)}}
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|} | |} |
- {{'}} - Used to encode apostrophe to keep it separate from
''and'''markup.