Template:Spoiler

Spoiler
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Spoilers use JavaScript code and if you wanna that its work in your wiki - you must copy text from Mediawiki:Common.js to analog of this page in your wiki. On this page describing JavaScript code, which you can use at all pages of your wiki...

Spoiler, realized on <table class="collapsible">
{|class="collapsible collapsed" !Spoiler name |- |text under spoiler |}

Spoiler, realized on <div class="NavFrame">

<div class="NavFrame collapsed">
<div class="NavHead"> Spoiler name </div>
<div class="NavContent"> text under spoiler </div>
</div>

Manual

In order that would implement a template to a page write

Spoiler
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x , x must be put in place certain parameters. The parameters are:

• title - Title of the spoiler
• text - Text under the spoiler
• bckg1 - Colour of the title
• bckg2 - Colour of the background under the title
• bord1 - Description of the boundaries of the title.
• bord2 - Description of the window under the spoiler.
• width - The width of the spoiler.

Example:

{{Spoiler| title=My spoiler| text=text under spoiler| bckg1=black| bckg2=white| color1=white| color2=blue| bord1=1px #CCFF00 solid| bord2=1px black solid| width=300px}}

My spoiler
text under spoiler

Spoiler-in-spoiler construction may be used, but with some bugs... for example:

1 spoiler
spoiler-in-spoiler 2 spoiler looks like good but it's crashing, if first element of text parametr is spoiler again. At first you must print some words or may be picture, and after that spoiler. Bug example: spoiler with bug {|style="border-collapse:collapse;" class="collapsible collapsed" Spoiler something evil was happened :D

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Much love to our Russian wiki friends for this new toy to play with :)

SYNTAX: {{Spoiler|title=title of spoiler|text=text of spoiler|bckg1=Background of title|bckg2=Background of text|color1=Text colour of title|color2=Text colour of text|bord1=Border Top; Pixels, Color, Solid|bord2=Border Bottom|width=width of spoiler}}