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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
]
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).