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Coltit is short for "color title". This template colors the background of a table cell and displays the background color's hex code triplet as a tooltip when the mouse pointer is located in the cell. The second parameter specifies the text color.
Usage
The template needs the colors hex code RGB or RRGGBB (not the color name); the 2nd parameters default value is 000 (black); possible alignement letters are: l (left), r (right) with default value center.
The parameter x= specifies a title text header different from its default value (color #).
No tooltip
The parameter x= by itself will suppress the tooltip.
Example
{| class="wikitable"
|{{Coltit|F00|0FF}}'''red''' and complementary color
|{{Coltit|#0ff|#f00}}'''turq''' and complementary color
|{{Coltit|rgb=12,34,56|color=75%,50%,25%}} using absolute 8-bit decimal and percentage RGB notation
|{{Coltit}} no parameters, all defaults
|{{Coltit|ffee11}}
|{{Coltit|ffee11|x=yellow background colour}}
|}
results in
| title="color F00" style="background: Template:CSScolor; color: Template:CSScolor; Template:Text-align"| red and complementary color | title="color #0FF" style="background: Template:CSScolor; color: Template:CSScolor; Template:Text-align"| turq and complementary color | title="color 12,34,56" style="background: rgb(12,34,56); color: rgb(75%,50%,25%); Template:Text-align"| using absolute 8-bit decimal and percentage RGB notation | title="color UNSPECIFIED" style=" Template:Text-align"| no parameters, all defaults | title="color FFEE11" style="background: Template:CSScolor; Template:Text-align"| | title="yellow background colour" style="background: Template:CSScolor; Template:Text-align"| |
In the first five columns you can move the mouse pointer to the table cell to see the background color value. In the last column you will see instead the value of parameter x=
See also
Sibling projects
- Template:Tl2 (some differences, in German Wikipedia)
- Template:Tl2 (more differences, in Wikimedia Commons)
