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|imagecontainer = Apple
|escapelinks = false
|mode = none
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|imagecontainer = Apple
|escapelinks = false
|mode = none
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Latest revision as of 07:33, 1 April 2023
Example
This statement will show images contained in the Apple article. Setting the parameter escapelinks=false
causes the image to be seen directly (at full-size), rather than having the file page link listed. Setting mode=none
removes the default unordered list (bullet) formatting, so the image appears without a bullet in front of it. The escapelinks
and mode
parameters could also be replaced by a format
statement to provide greater control over formatting the output (see Display images used (example)).
{{#dpl: |imagecontainer = Apple |escapelinks = false |mode = none }}
Result
{{#dpl: |imagecontainer = Apple |escapelinks = false |mode = none }}