Template:Bulleted list/doc

This template may be used to generate a bulleted list in similar vein to HTML's <ul>...</ul> list. A typical application is within captions, where the equivalent wiki markup (asterisks at the starts of new lines) may be awkward or impossible to use.

Usage

{{bulleted list |item1 |item2 |...}}

Parameters

• Positional parameters (1, 2, 3...) - these are the list items. If no list items are present, the module will output nothing.
• class - a custom class for the <div>...</div> tags surrounding the list, e.g. plainlinks.
• style - a custom css style for the <div>...</div> tags surrounding the list, e.g. font-size: 90%;.
• list_style - a custom css style for the list itself. The format is the same as for the |style= parameter.
• item_style - a custom css style for all of the list items (the <li>...</li> tags). The format is the same as for the |style= parameter.
• item1_style, item2_style, item3_style... - custom css styles for each of the list items. The format is the same as for the |style= parameter.

Example

• one
• two
• three

[[File:Example.png|thumb|100px|{{bulleted list |one |two |three}}]]

Links

A bulleted list can contain links, HOWEVER for some reason it cannot contain links that use parameters (e.g. the "?q=" bit of https://www.google.com/search?q=tsgdoc). If you want to include such link, either:

• Create a list using HTML tags: <ul><li>*[https://www.google.com/search?q=tsgdoc search tsgdoc]</li></ul> (li elements will be bulleted by default)
• Use a link shortener, like https://edu.nl, to create a simple url.

See also

• {{unbulleted list}} / {{plainlist}}, templates producing vertical lists without prefixes (i.e without bullets, other shapes, numbering, etc).
• {{ordered list}}, a template producing a vertical list whose items are prefixed by incremental numbers or letters.
• {{hlist}} / {{flatlist}}, templates producing horizontal lists (strings of items separated by interpuncts).