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This template lets you style wikilinks (a.k.a internal links). It is mainly used to style text-decoration, color, and background, which are often overridden by styles within <a></a> tags placed post hoc by the wikitext parser. The alias ls can be used instead of Link style.

Usage

{{Link style|link target|link text|style=style}}

link target - Required. The name of the wiki page you want to link to.
link text - Optional. The text to display instead.
style – Optional. Takes the value of color:#ffffff; if omitted. You will need to add quotation marks if you have spaces.

Examples

{{Link style|Hololive Production|Hololive|style="background:#27c7fe; color:#ffffff;"}} = Hololive
{{ls|Hololive Production}} = Hololive Production

External links

This template does not work for external links. To style external links, just do something like this:

[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hololive_Production Hololive Production on the English Wikipedia] = Hololive Production on the English Wikipedia

What if I only want to style part of a link text?

Here is basically how the template works. Go nuts.

[[Hololive Production|Hololive Production]] = Hololive Production

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 <includeonly>[[{{{1}}}|<span style={{{style|color:#ffffff;}}}>{{{2|{{{1}}}}}}</span>]]</includeonly><noinclude>
-The alias <code>'''ls'''</code> can be used instead of <code>'''Link style'''</code>.
+This template lets you style wikilinks (a.k.a internal links). It is mainly used to style <code>text-decoration</code>, <code>color</code>, and <code>background</code>, which are often overridden by styles within <code><nowiki><a></a></nowiki></code> tags placed post hoc by the wikitext parser. The alias <code>'''ls'''</code> can be used instead of <code>'''Link style'''</code>.
 == Usage ==
-<code>&lbrace;&lbrace;'''Link style'''|<var>link target</var>|<var>link text</var>|style=<var>style</var>&rbrace;&rbrace;</code></noinclude>
+<code>&lbrace;&lbrace;'''Link style'''|<var>link target</var>|<var>link text</var>|style=<var>style</var>&rbrace;&rbrace;</code>
+* ''link target'' - Required. The name of the wiki page you want to link to.
+* ''link text'' - Optional. The text to display instead.
+* ''style'' – Optional. Takes the value of <code>color:#ffffff;</code> if omitted. You will need to add quotation marks if you have spaces.
+== Examples ==
+* <code><nowiki>{{Link style|Hololive Production|Hololive|style="background:#27c7fe; color:#ffffff;"}}</nowiki></code> = {{Link style|Hololive Production|Hololive|style="background:#27c7fe; color:#ffffff;"}}
+* <code><nowiki><span style="background-color:#27c7fe;>{{ls|Hololive Production}}</span></nowiki></code> = <span style="background-color:#27c7fe;>{{ls|Hololive Production}}</span>
+== External links ==
+This template does not work for external links. To style external links, just do something like this:
+<code><nowiki>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hololive_Production <span style="color:#27c7fe;">Hololive Production on the English Wikipedia</span>]</nowiki></code> = [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hololive_Production <span style="color:#27c7fe;">Hololive Production on the English Wikipedia</span>]
+== What if I only want to style ''part'' of a link text? ==
+Here is basically how the template works. Go nuts.
+<code><nowiki>[[Hololive Production|<span style="text-decoration:red wavy underline">Hololive</span> Production]]</nowiki></code> = [[Hololive Production|<span style="text-decoration:red wavy underline">Hololive</span> Production]]
+</noinclude>