Examples/Parameter: include (example 4)

Example
This example selects articles in Category:Fruit examples and uses  to include the DPL  for page title, the "image" parameter value, and the "grows" parameter value. The first argument of the  statement adds classes to the table, the second omits the (automatic) linked page name first column (using , so the page name can be manually inserted without a link and formatted), and the rest of the arguments create the remaining page headers. The  parameter allows the values to be precisely positioned within the formatting applied; the %TITLE% first column is given inside   (italic) formatting, followed by the "image" value formatted as a rendered image at 30 pixels wide, and then the "grows" parameter value displayed last.

Note: Since the last column value does not have formatting applied, the comma before it and its value  could technically be left off (specifying an empty   suppresses the value from displaying). Without the comma, the column value would still appear because  automatically adds values as-is to the output,   just allows precise positioning of values inside its column's formatting. However, to add more values after that one, that column's value would then have to be specified, simply to hold its position within the comma separated list. For this reason, it is generally good practice with  to put all values from an   statement into the corresponding position of , it can helps avoid confusion on later edits and/or additions.