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HeaderWarnings are useful ways of indicating various helpful bits of information to the user, like if a page is outdated or constantly changing.  
HeaderWarnings are useful ways of indicating various helpful bits of information to the user, like if a page is outdated or constantly changing.  
== [[Template:Outdated]] ==
== [[Template:Outdated]] ==

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HeaderWarnings are useful ways of indicating various helpful bits of information to the user, like if a page is outdated or constantly changing.

Template:Outdated[edit]

Shows to the user that the information in the article or section may be outdated. The template also shows the latest version for reference.

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  Outdated The information in this article or section may be outdated, meaning it may not be reliable to the latest version (v1.12.3).


Template:Dynamic[edit]

Shows to the user that the topic of the article or section is "dynamic," meaning it changes frequently.

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  Dynamic This article is constantly being updated. Editing can often conflict with other edits when occuring rapidly.



Template:Spoiler[edit]

Shows to the user that the topic of the article or section may contain spoilers for Isotopeia, one of matthy.dev's games.

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  Spoilers The following section contains spoilers for Isotopeia. You have been warned!



Template:Stub[edit]

Shows that the article or section is welcome to be expanded upon, and is quite brief or unhelpful in its current state.

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  Stub This article is a stub. You can help matthyWiki by adding to the article.



Template:HeaderWarning[edit]

HeaderWarning is the base template used to show a big warning sign for use cases shown before. For ordered arguments:

  1. The header of the warning, e.g. "Spoiler"
  2. The description of the warning, e.g. "This section or article contains spoilers."

For optional (but also positional) arguments:

  • border: The color of the border of the warning, usually in hexadecimal (by default, #5a5a5a) or CSS's notations.
  • bg: The color of the background of the warning, usually in hexadecimal (by default, #cacaca) or CSS's notations.
  • header: The color of the warning's header, usually in hexadecimal (by default, #4a4a4a) or CSS's notations.
  • fg: The color of the description text/foreground, usually in hexadecimal or CSS's notations.