Template:Navimg/doc
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Usage
The automatic link created by MediaWiki when you insert an image is to that image's page. But many, if not most, users want to go to the article — not to download the image, i.e., ending up somewhere they weren't expecting.
Navimg allows you to use an image as a link to an article. Click on the image and you go to the article, instead of the image.
Parameters
{{Navimg
|width = <!-- (Required) E.g.: 44px -->
|height= <!-- (Required) E.g.: 44px -->
|image = <!-- (Required) E.g.: FleurDeLis.png -->
|link = <!-- (Required) E.g.: Boy Scouting (I.e., Name of internal link (without the [[brackets]]) -->
}}
Examples
Simple 44px x 44px
{{Navimg
|width = 44px
|height= 44px
|image = FleurDeLis.png
|link = Boy Scout Portal
}}
Notice when you move your mouse (hover) over the BSA logo, the link is to Boy Scout Portal not Image:FleurDeLis.png.
75px x 75px
{{Navimg
|width = 75px
|height= 75px
|image = FleurDeLis.png
|link = Boy Scout Portal
}}
Left, right, or center alignment
Use div align to set the location to left, right or center.
<div align="center">{{Navimg
|width = 95px
|height= 100px
|image = Venturing GrY.png
|link = Venturing Portal
}}</div>
Single line example
{{Navimg|width = 52px|height= 52px|image = iphone.png|link = M.Main_Page}}
As a part of a message box
{| style="width: 80%; margin: 0 0 0 10%; border-collapse: collapse; background: #DDEEEE; border: 1px solid #aaa; border-left: 10px solid #1e90ff;"
|-
| style="width: 52px; padding: 2px 0px 2px 0.5em; text-align: center;" |
{{Navimg|width = 52px|height= 52px|image = iphone.png|link = M.Main_Page}}
| style="padding: 0.25em 0.5em;" | <center>◄— Check out the new
<span class="plainlinks">[{{fullurl:m.Main Page|useskin=myskin}} Mobile interface]</span> link.
You can always have the requirements with you! Test it on your phone!</center>
|}
| |
