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== Usage ==
Use this template to generate a pair of left (open) and right (close) [[Bracket#Angle brackets|angle brackets]] (also called ''chevrons'') that will display correctly, even on operating systems and browsers that normally cannot display these characters when they are used in text. The angle brackets will surround whatever you insert as a [[Parameter (computer programming)|parameter]] after the pipe (|) symbol. Examples:
 
*<code><nowiki>{{angbr|ŋ}}</nowiki></code>  displays as  {{angbr|ŋ}}
*<code><nowiki>{{angbr|foo}}</nowiki></code>  displays as  {{angbr|foo}}
 
You can also insert (nest) a text- or character-producing template as the parameter. Examples:
 
*<code><nowiki>{{angbr|{{IPA|ŋ}}}}</nowiki></code> displays as  {{angbr|{{IPA|ŋ}}}}
*<code><nowiki>{{angbr|{{unicode|ŋ}}}}</nowiki></code> displays as  {{angbr|{{unicode|ŋ}}}}
*<code><nowiki>{{angbr|{{date}}}}</nowiki></code> displays as  {{angbr|{{date}}}}
 
 
;Formatting (markup)
Place any HTML or Wiki markup either outside the template or after the pipe (|) symbol as part of the parameter. Examples:
 
*<code>{{angbr|b}}<nowiki>{{angbr|foo}}</nowiki>{{angbr|/b}}</code>  displays as  <b>{{angbr|foo}}</b>
*<code><nowiki>{{angbr|&lt;u&gt;foo&lt;/u&gt;}}</nowiki></code>  displays as  {{angbr|<u>foo</u>}}
*<code><nowiki>{{angbr|''foo''}}</nowiki></code>  displays as  {{angbr|''foo''}}
 
''But'', the template does not work properly with an equals symbol (=) in the parameter or anywhere inside the template. Therefore, always place tags that contain an equals symbol ''outside'' the template. Example:
 
*<code>&lt;font color=red&gt;<nowiki>{{angbr|foo}}</nowiki>{{angbr|/font}}</code>  displays as  <font color=red>{{angbr|foo}}</font>
 
 
;Meaning
Angle brackets (chevrons) have many uses as punctuation marks and symbols. See [[Bracket#Angle brackets|Angle brackets]].
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Revision as of 19:57, 22 July 2014

Usage

Use this template to generate a pair of left (open) and right (close) angle brackets (also called chevrons) that will display correctly, even on operating systems and browsers that normally cannot display these characters when they are used in text. The angle brackets will surround whatever you insert as a parameter after the pipe (|) symbol. Examples:

  • {{angbr|ŋ}} displays as ŋ
  • {{angbr|foo}} displays as foo


You can also insert (nest) a text- or character-producing template as the parameter. Examples:

  • {{angbr|{{IPA|ŋ}}}} displays as ŋ


Formatting (markup)

Place any HTML or Wiki markup either outside the template or after the pipe (|) symbol as part of the parameter. Examples:

  • b

{{angbr|foo}}/b displays as foo

  • {{angbr|<u>foo</u>}} displays as foo
  • {{angbr|''foo''}} displays as foo


But, the template does not work properly with an equals symbol (=) in the parameter or anywhere inside the template. Therefore, always place tags that contain an equals symbol outside the template. Example:

  • <font color=red>{{angbr|foo}}/font

displays as foo


Meaning

Angle brackets (chevrons) have many uses as punctuation marks and symbols. See Angle brackets.