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== Template:Tl ==
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Displays a formatted, non-executing link to another template's name — renders as <code>{{X}}</code> with braces, styled as code, and linking through to that template's own page. Used throughout Vault Templates documentation to reference other templates by name without transcluding them.
 
For showing a full example call with parameters (not just the bare name), use {{tl|Tlx}} instead.
 
'''Usage:'''
<pre>
{{Tl|PersonInfobox}}
</pre>
Renders as: <code>{{PersonInfobox}}</code> (as plain text with a working link, not an actual transclusion)
 
=== Parameters ===
* '''1''' — required. The template name to display and link to (without the <code>Template:</code> prefix)
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Revision as of 02:14, 22 July 2026

Template:Tl

Displays a formatted, non-executing link to another template's name — renders as Template:X with braces, styled as code, and linking through to that template's own page. Used throughout Vault Templates documentation to reference other templates by name without transcluding them.

For showing a full example call with parameters (not just the bare name), use {{Tlx}} instead.

Usage:

{{Tl|PersonInfobox}}

Renders as:

{{{name}}}



(as plain text with a working link, not an actual transclusion)

Parameters

  • 1 — required. The template name to display and link to (without the Template: prefix)