Template:Plinkp
The picture link plain template creates an image and links it to the page. Unlike {{plink}}
, there is no text next to the image.
Usage
{{plinkp|item|pic=file name|gif}}
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This parameter takes the name of the page that the link is for
pic
If included, this changes the filename used; defaults to the first parameter; do not include "File:" or ".png"
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{{plinkp|Rune Scimitar}}
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[[File:Rune Scimitar.png|link=Rune Scimitar]]
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{{plinkp|Dragon axe|pic=Rune Scimitar}}
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[[File:Rune Scimitar.png|link=Dragon axe]]
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gif
Use the parameter gif=yes
if the image is a GIF file. If parameter is not given, defaults to no.
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The following information is used by extensions and applications, such as VisualEditor, to help users implement this template onto pages. Please ensure that it is up-to-date.
A variant of the "Picture Link" (plink) template, "Picture Link Plain" (plinkp) is used to display an item image and have it link to its corresponding page.
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