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** <code><nowiki>[[{{{1}}}|]]</nowiki></code> doesn't seem to work via template code, but works in the above example. Also tried <code><nowiki>|</nowiki></code> and <code><nowiki>{{!}}</nowiki></code>. | ** <code><nowiki>[[{{{1}}}|]]</nowiki></code> doesn't seem to work via template code, but works in the above example. Also tried <code><nowiki>|</nowiki></code> and <code><nowiki>{{!}}</nowiki></code>. | ||
** Consider adding (skill) for all skill articles. <code><nowiki>[[{{{1}}} (skill)|{{{1}}}]]</nowiki></code> | ** Consider adding (skill) for all skill articles. <code><nowiki>[[{{{1}}} (skill)|{{{1}}}]]</nowiki></code> | ||
** Might be able to use <code><nowiki>{{#ifexist:}}</nowiki></code> parser as a workaround for the article link - <code><nowiki>if "{{{Hammer}}} (skill) icon.gif" exists, [[{{{Hammer}}} (skill)|{{{Hammer}}}]], else [[{{{Hammer}}}]]</nowiki>/code> | ** Might be able to use <code><nowiki>{{#ifexist:}}</nowiki></code> parser as a workaround for the article link - <code><nowiki>if "{{{Hammer}}} (skill) icon.gif" exists, [[{{{Hammer}}} (skill)|{{{Hammer}}}]], else [[{{{Hammer}}}]]</nowiki></code> | ||
*** Would be dependent on the skill icon being present, but could function as a catchall for any other skills that need "(skill)" at the end of the name to separate it from another feature. | *** Would be dependent on the skill icon being present, but could function as a catchall for any other skills that need "(skill)" at the end of the name to separate it from another feature. | ||
*** May not need to depend on icon if the skill page exists (Hammer (skill)) | |||
* Add {{#if}} to include article link or only icon. | * Add {{#if}} to include article link or only icon. | ||
** May not worry about this. Might be necessary to include article link each time a skill is referenced. | ** May not worry about this. Might be necessary to include article link each time a skill is referenced. | ||
Revision as of 06:31, 21 June 2024
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Description
{{skill icon|<skill name>}}
Displays a link to the skill and adds a skill icon in front of it.
Parameters
- 1 (unnamed parameter)
- Skill name.
- 2 (unnamed parameter)
- Icon size. Options: "big" (48px), "huge" (100px), or, blank (32px) - which is the default size.
Examples
Magic Defense is produced from {{skill icon|Magic Defense}}- Magic Defense is produced from
{{skill icon|Magic Defense|big}} - Magic Defense is produced from
{{skill icon|Magic Defense|huge}} 
Revive is produced from {{skill icon|Revive}}
Teleport is produced from {{skill icon|Teleport}}
Visit is produced from {{skill icon|Visit}}
Invite is produced from {{skill icon|Invite}}
Party Recall is produced from {{skill icon|Party Recall}}
Hammer (skill) is produced from {{skill icon|Hammer (skill)}}
Manufacture is produced from {{skill icon|Manufacture}}
TODO:
- Can file pages have (skill) in the name? I believe () normally isn't allowed in windows file naming.
- If so, I'd like to figure out how to exclude (skill) from the displayed article link (e.g. Hammer or Hammer)
[[{{{1}}}|]]doesn't seem to work via template code, but works in the above example. Also tried|and{{!}}.- Consider adding (skill) for all skill articles.
[[{{{1}}} (skill)|{{{1}}}]] - Might be able to use
{{#ifexist:}}parser as a workaround for the article link -if "{{{Hammer}}} (skill) icon.gif" exists, [[{{{Hammer}}} (skill)|{{{Hammer}}}]], else [[{{{Hammer}}}]]- Would be dependent on the skill icon being present, but could function as a catchall for any other skills that need "(skill)" at the end of the name to separate it from another feature.
- May not need to depend on icon if the skill page exists (Hammer (skill))
- Add {{#if}} to include article link or only icon.
- May not worry about this. Might be necessary to include article link each time a skill is referenced.
- Import all skill icon image files (Skill Name icon.png)
- need to get export
- At least start with Teleport, Visit, Invite, Party Recall, and Revive as they are commonly referenced