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Matt at 10:46, 14 April 2025

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	The template does not automatically create links of any kind. Links and other desired formatting (round brackets, terminal punctuation) must be explicitly added, using normal Wikipedia markup.		The template does not automatically create links of any kind. Links and other desired formatting (round brackets, terminal punctuation) must be explicitly added, using normal Wikipedia markup.
	<!--DEPRECATED BY AUTHOR; going to replace them: Usage for links in the same article is discouraged, in favor of the more specific templates ~~{{tlx\|See above}}~~ and ~~{{tlx\|See below}}~~.-->		<!--DEPRECATED BY AUTHOR; going to replace them: Usage for links in the same article is discouraged, in favor of the more specific templates and .-->


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	* {{para\|1}} or {{para\|text}} or {{para\|content}} – The cross-reference text (required). While the explicit naming of this parameter with {{para\|1}}, {{para\|text}}, or {{para\|content}} is not required, it is always safest to use it this way, since any character in the text will break the template if the parameter is unnamed.		* {{para\|1}} or {{para\|text}} or {{para\|content}} – The cross-reference text (required). While the explicit naming of this parameter with {{para\|1}}, {{para\|text}}, or {{para\|content}} is not required, it is always safest to use it this way, since any character in the text will break the template if the parameter is unnamed.
	* {{para\|class}} or {{para\|extraclasses}} – Any extra CSS classes to be added. This should not normally be used.		* {{para\|class}} or {{para\|extraclasses}} – Any extra CSS classes to be added. This should not normally be used.
	* {{para\|selfref\|no}} – If set to {{pval\|no}} (or {{pval\|n}}, {{pval\|false}}, {{pval\|0}}, etc.), removes the default CSS class <code>selfref</code>, used to denote unprintworthy self-references to Wikipedia {{crossreference\|(see [[Template:Self-reference]] for more information)}}. This option should not be used on cross-article links, only links within the same article (and the shorthand templates ~~{{tlx\|See above}}~~ and ~~{{tlx\|See below}}~~ can be used for this purpose). The parameter aliases {{para\|printworthy\|yes}} or {{para\|pw\|yes}} (also with any other value, like {{pval\|y}}, {{pval\|true}}, {{pval\|1}}, etc.) and {{para\|unprintworthy\|no}} (or {{pval\|n}}, {{pval\|false}}, {{pval\|0}}) have the same effect as {{para\|selfref\|no}}. This can also be used for cross-references between internal Wikipedia pages such as guidelines and policies; there is no rationale to suppress the printing-out of links in this case. Note: These parameters are not yet "smart", and do not detect opposite values; that is, {{para\|printworthy\|{{!xt\|no}}}} and {{para\|unprintworthy\|{{!xt\|yes}}}} will not have the desired effect (and would be redundant anyway, since unprintworthiness is the default).		* {{para\|selfref\|no}} – If set to {{pval\|no}} (or {{pval\|n}}, {{pval\|false}}, {{pval\|0}}, etc.), removes the default CSS class <code>selfref</code>, used to denote unprintworthy self-references to Wikipedia {{crossreference\|(see [[Template:Self-reference]] for more information)}}. This option should not be used on cross-article links, only links within the same article (and the shorthand templates and can be used for this purpose). The parameter aliases {{para\|printworthy\|yes}} or {{para\|pw\|yes}} (also with any other value, like {{pval\|y}}, {{pval\|true}}, {{pval\|1}}, etc.) and {{para\|unprintworthy\|no}} (or {{pval\|n}}, {{pval\|false}}, {{pval\|0}}) have the same effect as {{para\|selfref\|no}}. This can also be used for cross-references between internal Wikipedia pages such as guidelines and policies; there is no rationale to suppress the printing-out of links in this case. Note: These parameters are not yet "smart", and do not detect opposite values; that is, {{para\|printworthy\|{{!xt\|no}}}} and {{para\|unprintworthy\|{{!xt\|yes}}}} will not have the desired effect (and would be redundant anyway, since unprintworthiness is the default).
	* {{para\|inline}} – Defaults to {{pval\|yes}}. If set to {{pval\|no}} (or {{pval\|n}}, {{pval\|false}}, {{pval\|0}}, etc.), it will use a {{tag\|div\|o}} element instead of a {{tag\|span\|o}}, so you can use block-level elements inside it, such as a list. The difference between {{tnull\|{{ROOTPAGENAME}}\|inline{{=}}no\|...}} and {{tlx\|Hatnote\|...}} is that the former is not indented the way the latter is. This de-indentation is done by WP:TemplateStyles, specifically in Template:{{ROOTPAGENAME}}/styles.css.		* {{para\|inline}} – Defaults to {{pval\|yes}}. If set to {{pval\|no}} (or {{pval\|n}}, {{pval\|false}}, {{pval\|0}}, etc.), it will use a {{tag\|div\|o}} element instead of a {{tag\|span\|o}}, so you can use block-level elements inside it, such as a list. The difference between {{tnull\|{{ROOTPAGENAME}}\|inline{{=}}no\|...}} and {{tlx\|Hatnote\|...}} is that the former is not indented the way the latter is. This de-indentation is done by WP:TemplateStyles, specifically in Template:{{ROOTPAGENAME}}/styles.css.

Matt at 21:41, 9 April 2025

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	{{Documentation subpage}}		{{Documentation subpage}}
	<!--Categories where indicated at the bottom of this page, please; interwikis at Wikidata (see [[Wikipedia:Wikidata]])-->		<!--Categories where indicated at the bottom of this page, please; interwikis at Wikidata (see [[Wikipedia:Wikidata]])-->
	~~{{High-use}}~~
	{{Template shortcut\|Xref\|Crossref}}		{{Template shortcut\|Xref\|Crossref}}
	{{lua\|Module:Hatnote inline}}		{{lua\|Module:Hatnote inline}}

Matt at 08:50, 9 April 2025

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	This template accepts the following parameters:		This template accepts the following parameters:
	* {{para\|1}} or {{para\|text}} or {{para\|content}} – The cross-reference text (required). While the explicit naming of this parameter with {{para\|1}}, {{para\|text}}, or {{para\|content}} is not required, it is always safest to use it this way, since any ~~{{kbd\|{{=}}}}~~ character in the text will break the template if the parameter is unnamed.		* {{para\|1}} or {{para\|text}} or {{para\|content}} – The cross-reference text (required). While the explicit naming of this parameter with {{para\|1}}, {{para\|text}}, or {{para\|content}} is not required, it is always safest to use it this way, since any character in the text will break the template if the parameter is unnamed.
	* {{para\|class}} or {{para\|extraclasses}} – Any extra CSS classes to be added. This should not normally be used.		* {{para\|class}} or {{para\|extraclasses}} – Any extra CSS classes to be added. This should not normally be used.
	* {{para\|selfref\|no}} – If set to {{pval\|no}} (or {{pval\|n}}, {{pval\|false}}, {{pval\|0}}, etc.), removes the default CSS class <code>selfref</code>, used to denote unprintworthy self-references to Wikipedia {{crossreference\|(see [[Template:Self-reference]] for more information)}}. This option should not be used on cross-article links, only links within the same article (and the shorthand templates {{tlx\|See above}} and {{tlx\|See below}} can be used for this purpose). The parameter aliases {{para\|printworthy\|yes}} or {{para\|pw\|yes}} (also with any other value, like {{pval\|y}}, {{pval\|true}}, {{pval\|1}}, etc.) and {{para\|unprintworthy\|no}} (or {{pval\|n}}, {{pval\|false}}, {{pval\|0}}) have the same effect as {{para\|selfref\|no}}. This can also be used for cross-references between internal Wikipedia pages such as guidelines and policies; there is no rationale to suppress the printing-out of links in this case. Note: These parameters are not yet "smart", and do not detect opposite values; that is, {{para\|printworthy\|{{!xt\|no}}}} and {{para\|unprintworthy\|{{!xt\|yes}}}} will not have the desired effect (and would be redundant anyway, since unprintworthiness is the default).		* {{para\|selfref\|no}} – If set to {{pval\|no}} (or {{pval\|n}}, {{pval\|false}}, {{pval\|0}}, etc.), removes the default CSS class <code>selfref</code>, used to denote unprintworthy self-references to Wikipedia {{crossreference\|(see [[Template:Self-reference]] for more information)}}. This option should not be used on cross-article links, only links within the same article (and the shorthand templates {{tlx\|See above}} and {{tlx\|See below}} can be used for this purpose). The parameter aliases {{para\|printworthy\|yes}} or {{para\|pw\|yes}} (also with any other value, like {{pval\|y}}, {{pval\|true}}, {{pval\|1}}, etc.) and {{para\|unprintworthy\|no}} (or {{pval\|n}}, {{pval\|false}}, {{pval\|0}}) have the same effect as {{para\|selfref\|no}}. This can also be used for cross-references between internal Wikipedia pages such as guidelines and policies; there is no rationale to suppress the printing-out of links in this case. Note: These parameters are not yet "smart", and do not detect opposite values; that is, {{para\|printworthy\|{{!xt\|no}}}} and {{para\|unprintworthy\|{{!xt\|yes}}}} will not have the desired effect (and would be redundant anyway, since unprintworthiness is the default).
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	* {{tlx\|cross-ref}}		* {{tlx\|cross-ref}}
	* {{tlx\|cross-reference}}		* {{tlx\|cross-reference}}

	~~== See also ==~~
	* {{tlx\|Hatnote inline}} – the meta-template this template uses, and other templates that use it
	* {{tlx\|See above}} and {{tlx\|See below}} – some specific, printworthy "child" templates of {{tlx\|{{ROOTPAGENAME}}}}
	* Template:Hatnote templates documentation – docs for all the block-format hatnotes

	== Template data ==		== Template data ==

Matt at 07:49, 9 April 2025

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	<!--DEPRECATED BY AUTHOR; going to replace them: Usage for links in the same article is discouraged, in favor of the more specific templates {{tlx\|See above}} and {{tlx\|See below}}.-->		<!--DEPRECATED BY AUTHOR; going to replace them: Usage for links in the same article is discouraged, in favor of the more specific templates {{tlx\|See above}} and {{tlx\|See below}}.-->

	~~'''Basic crossreference to another page:'''~~
	~~{{markup\|<nowiki>{{Crossreference\|(See also [[Radical Whigs]].)}}</nowiki>\|~~
	~~{{ {{ROOTPAGENAME}}\|(See also Radical Whigs.)}}}}~~

	~~'''Basic crossreference on same page:'''~~
	~~{{markup\|<nowiki>{{Crossreference\|selfref=no\|(see {{slink\|#Parameters}})}}</nowiki>\|~~
	~~{{ {{ROOTPAGENAME}}\|selfref=no\|(see {{slink\|#Parameters}})}}}}~~

	~~'''All parameters:'''~~
	~~{{markup\|<nowiki>{{Crossreference\|class=class1 class2\|selfref=no\|inline=no\|Blargh:~~
	* Foo
	* Bar
	* Baz
	~~}}</nowiki>\|~~
	~~{{ {{ROOTPAGENAME}}\|class=class1 class2\|selfref=no\|inline=no\|Blargh:~~
	* Foo
	* Bar
	* Baz
	~~}} }}~~

	== Parameters ==		== Parameters ==

Matt at 15:09, 8 April 2025

2025-04-08T15:09:30Z

Matt: Created page with "{{wikipedia|page name}} {{Documentation subpage}} {{High-use}} {{Template shortcut|Xref|Crossref}} {{lua|Module:Hatnote inline}} {{Uses TemplateStyles|{{NAMESPACE}}:{{ROOTPAGENAME}}/styles.css}} The {{tlx|{{ROOTPAGENAME}}}} (a.k.a. {{tlx|crossref}} or {{tlx|xref}}) template formats text into a standardized style for an {{em|inline}} (not block-level)..."

2025-03-06T22:29:55Z

Created page with "{{wikipedia|page name}} {{Documentation subpage}}  {{High-use}} {{Template shortcut|Xref|Crossref}} {{lua|Module:Hatnote inline}} {{Uses TemplateStyles|{{NAMESPACE}}:{{ROOTPAGENAME}}/styles.css}} The {{tlx|{{ROOTPAGENAME}}}} (a.k.a. {{tlx|crossref}} or {{tlx|xref}}) template formats text into a standardized style for an {{em|inline}} (not block-level)..."

New page

{{wikipedia|page name}}
{{Documentation subpage}}

{{High-use}}
{{Template shortcut|Xref|Crossref}}
{{lua|Module:Hatnote inline}}
{{Uses TemplateStyles|{{NAMESPACE}}:{{ROOTPAGENAME}}/styles.css}}

The {{tlx|{{ROOTPAGENAME}}}} (a.k.a. {{tlx|crossref}} or {{tlx|xref}}) template formats text into a standardized style for an {{em|inline}} (not block-level) "''(See also ...)''"-type parenthetical [[MOS:CROSSREF|Wikipedia crossreference]] to other Wikipedia material. When on different pages, these are [[WP:SELFREF|unprintworthy Wikipedia self-references]]. When crossreferencing material on the same page, they are not. For block-level crossreferences, see the {{tlx|Hatnote}} meta-template and its various progeny ({{tlx|See also}}, etc.). The output is ultimately produced by [[Module:Hatnote inline]]. It actually does support a block-level mode, however, for special cases (see parameter documentation below).

See [[:Category:Cross-reference templates]] for other templates derived from or similar to this template.

== Usage ==

The template does not automatically create links of any kind. Links and other desired formatting (round brackets, terminal punctuation) must be explicitly added, using normal [[Wikipedia:Cheatsheet|Wikipedia markup]].


'''Basic crossreference to another page:'''
{{markup|<nowiki>{{Crossreference|(See also [[Radical Whigs]].)}}</nowiki>|
{{ {{ROOTPAGENAME}}|(See also [[Radical Whigs]].)}}}}

'''Basic crossreference on same page:'''
{{markup|<nowiki>{{Crossreference|selfref=no|(see {{slink|#Parameters}})}}</nowiki>|
{{ {{ROOTPAGENAME}}|selfref=no|(see {{slink|#Parameters}})}}}}

'''All parameters:'''
{{markup|<nowiki>{{Crossreference|class=class1 class2|selfref=no|inline=no|Blargh:
* Foo
* Bar
* Baz
}}</nowiki>|
{{ {{ROOTPAGENAME}}|class=class1 class2|selfref=no|inline=no|Blargh:
* Foo
* Bar
* Baz
}} }}

== Parameters ==

This template accepts the following parameters:
* {{para|1}} or {{para|text}} or {{para|content}} – The cross-reference text (required). While the explicit naming of this parameter with {{para|1}}, {{para|text}}, or {{para|content}} is not required, it is always safest to use it this way, since any {{kbd|{{=}}}} character in the text will break the template if the parameter is unnamed.
* {{para|class}} or {{para|extraclasses}} – Any extra CSS classes to be added. This should not normally be used.
* {{para|selfref|no}} – If set to {{pval|no}} (or {{pval|n}}, {{pval|false}}, {{pval|0}}, etc.), removes the default CSS class <code>selfref</code>, used to denote unprintworthy self-references to Wikipedia {{crossreference|(see [[Template:Self-reference]] for more information)}}. This option should not be used on cross-article links, only links within the same article (and the shorthand templates {{tlx|See above}} and {{tlx|See below}} can be used for this purpose). The parameter aliases {{para|printworthy|yes}} or {{para|pw|yes}} (also with any other value, like {{pval|y}}, {{pval|true}}, {{pval|1}}, etc.) and {{para|unprintworthy|no}} (or {{pval|n}}, {{pval|false}}, {{pval|0}}) have the same effect as {{para|selfref|no}}. This can also be used for cross-references between internal Wikipedia pages such as guidelines and policies; there is no rationale to suppress the printing-out of links in this case. Note: These parameters are not yet "smart", and do not detect opposite values; that is, {{para|printworthy|{{!xt|no}}}} and {{para|unprintworthy|{{!xt|yes}}}} will not have the desired effect (and would be redundant anyway, since unprintworthiness is the default).
* {{para|inline}} – Defaults to {{pval|yes}}. If set to {{pval|no}} (or {{pval|n}}, {{pval|false}}, {{pval|0}}, etc.), it will use a {{tag|div|o}} element instead of a {{tag|span|o}}, so you can use block-level elements inside it, such as a list. The difference between {{tnull|{{ROOTPAGENAME}}|inline{{=}}no|...}} and {{tlx|Hatnote|...}} is that the former is not indented the way the latter is. This de-indentation is done by [[WP:TemplateStyles]], specifically in [[Template:{{ROOTPAGENAME}}/styles.css]].

== CSS ==
This template always adds the CSS class <code>crossreference</code>, so you can use [[WP:User styles]] to do as you wish with it. You will need to use <code>!important</code> probably only in the case that you want to override this template's non-indentation when it is in block mode (i.e., when you do want it indented the way {{tlx|Hatnote}} works), and you'll be doing this with on-site user style, such as [[Special:MyPage/common.css]]. This is because TemplateStyles actually load after on-site user styles, so you must override the TemplateStyle with the <code>!important</code> priority flag.

== Redirects ==
The following alternative names redirect to this template:
* {{tlx|xref}}
* {{tlx|crossref}}
* {{tlx|cross-ref}}
* {{tlx|cross-reference}}

== See also ==
* {{tlx|Hatnote inline}} – the meta-template this template uses, and other templates that use it
* {{tlx|See above}} and {{tlx|See below}} – some specific, printworthy "child" templates of {{tlx|{{ROOTPAGENAME}}}}
* [[Template:Hatnote templates documentation]] – docs for all the block-format hatnotes

== Template data ==
{{TemplateData header}}
<templatedata>
{
"params": {
"text": {
"aliases": [
"1",
"content"
]
},
"class": {
"aliases": [
"extraclasses"
],
"label": "CSS classes"
},
"inline": {
"type": "boolean"
},
"printworthy": {
"aliases": [
"selfref"
],
"type": "boolean"
}
},
"description": "formats text into a standardized style for an inline (not block-level) \"(See also ...)\"-type parenthetical Wikipedia crossreference to other Wikipedia material.",
"paramOrder": [
"text",
"printworthy",
"class",
"inline"
],
"format": "inline"
}
</templatedata>

<includeonly>{{Sandbox other||


[[Category:Cross-reference templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]
[[Category:Inline hatnote templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]
}}</includeonly>

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	{{Uses TemplateStyles\|{{NAMESPACE}}:{{ROOTPAGENAME}}/styles.css}}		{{Uses TemplateStyles\|{{NAMESPACE}}:{{ROOTPAGENAME}}/styles.css}}

	The {{tlx\|{{ROOTPAGENAME}}}} (a.k.a. {{tlx\|crossref}} or {{tlx\|xref}}) template formats text into a standardized style for an {{em\|inline}} (not block-level) "''(See also ...)''"-type parenthetical ~~[[MOS:CROSSREF\|~~Wikipedia crossreference]] to other Wikipedia material. When on different pages, these are ~~[[WP:SELFREF\|~~unprintworthy Wikipedia self-references]]. When crossreferencing material on the same page, they are not. For block-level crossreferences, see the {{tlx\|Hatnote}} meta-template and its various progeny ({{tlx\|See also}}, etc.). The output is ultimately produced by [[Module:Hatnote inline]]. It actually does support a block-level mode, however, for special cases (see parameter documentation below).		The {{tlx\|{{ROOTPAGENAME}}}} (a.k.a. {{tlx\|crossref}} or {{tlx\|xref}}) template formats text into a standardized style for an {{em\|inline}} (not block-level) "''(See also ...)''"-type parenthetical Wikipedia crossreference to other Wikipedia material. When on different pages, these are unprintworthy Wikipedia self-references. When crossreferencing material on the same page, they are not. For block-level crossreferences, see the {{tlx\|Hatnote}} meta-template and its various progeny ({{tlx\|See also}}, etc.). The output is ultimately produced by Module:Hatnote inline. It actually does support a block-level mode, however, for special cases (see parameter documentation below).

	See [[:Category:Cross-reference templates]] for other templates derived from or similar to this template.		See :Category:Cross-reference templates for other templates derived from or similar to this template.

	== Usage ==		== Usage ==

	The template does not automatically create links of any kind. Links and other desired formatting (round brackets, terminal punctuation) must be explicitly added, using normal ~~[[Wikipedia:Cheatsheet\|~~Wikipedia markup]].		The template does not automatically create links of any kind. Links and other desired formatting (round brackets, terminal punctuation) must be explicitly added, using normal Wikipedia markup.
	<!--DEPRECATED BY AUTHOR; going to replace them: Usage for links in the same article is discouraged, in favor of the more specific templates {{tlx\|See above}} and {{tlx\|See below}}.-->		<!--DEPRECATED BY AUTHOR; going to replace them: Usage for links in the same article is discouraged, in favor of the more specific templates {{tlx\|See above}} and {{tlx\|See below}}.-->

	'''Basic crossreference to another page:'''		'''Basic crossreference to another page:'''
	{{markup\|<nowiki>{{Crossreference\|(See also [[Radical Whigs]].)}}</nowiki>\|		{{markup\|<nowiki>{{Crossreference\|(See also [[Radical Whigs]].)}}</nowiki>\|
	{{ {{ROOTPAGENAME}}\|(See also [[Radical Whigs]].)}}}}		{{ {{ROOTPAGENAME}}\|(See also Radical Whigs.)}}}}

	'''Basic crossreference on same page:'''		'''Basic crossreference on same page:'''
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	* {{para\|class}} or {{para\|extraclasses}} – Any extra CSS classes to be added. This should not normally be used.		* {{para\|class}} or {{para\|extraclasses}} – Any extra CSS classes to be added. This should not normally be used.
	* {{para\|selfref\|no}} – If set to {{pval\|no}} (or {{pval\|n}}, {{pval\|false}}, {{pval\|0}}, etc.), removes the default CSS class <code>selfref</code>, used to denote unprintworthy self-references to Wikipedia {{crossreference\|(see [[Template:Self-reference]] for more information)}}. This option should not be used on cross-article links, only links within the same article (and the shorthand templates {{tlx\|See above}} and {{tlx\|See below}} can be used for this purpose). The parameter aliases {{para\|printworthy\|yes}} or {{para\|pw\|yes}} (also with any other value, like {{pval\|y}}, {{pval\|true}}, {{pval\|1}}, etc.) and {{para\|unprintworthy\|no}} (or {{pval\|n}}, {{pval\|false}}, {{pval\|0}}) have the same effect as {{para\|selfref\|no}}. This can also be used for cross-references between internal Wikipedia pages such as guidelines and policies; there is no rationale to suppress the printing-out of links in this case. Note: These parameters are not yet "smart", and do not detect opposite values; that is, {{para\|printworthy\|{{!xt\|no}}}} and {{para\|unprintworthy\|{{!xt\|yes}}}} will not have the desired effect (and would be redundant anyway, since unprintworthiness is the default).		* {{para\|selfref\|no}} – If set to {{pval\|no}} (or {{pval\|n}}, {{pval\|false}}, {{pval\|0}}, etc.), removes the default CSS class <code>selfref</code>, used to denote unprintworthy self-references to Wikipedia {{crossreference\|(see [[Template:Self-reference]] for more information)}}. This option should not be used on cross-article links, only links within the same article (and the shorthand templates {{tlx\|See above}} and {{tlx\|See below}} can be used for this purpose). The parameter aliases {{para\|printworthy\|yes}} or {{para\|pw\|yes}} (also with any other value, like {{pval\|y}}, {{pval\|true}}, {{pval\|1}}, etc.) and {{para\|unprintworthy\|no}} (or {{pval\|n}}, {{pval\|false}}, {{pval\|0}}) have the same effect as {{para\|selfref\|no}}. This can also be used for cross-references between internal Wikipedia pages such as guidelines and policies; there is no rationale to suppress the printing-out of links in this case. Note: These parameters are not yet "smart", and do not detect opposite values; that is, {{para\|printworthy\|{{!xt\|no}}}} and {{para\|unprintworthy\|{{!xt\|yes}}}} will not have the desired effect (and would be redundant anyway, since unprintworthiness is the default).
	* {{para\|inline}} – Defaults to {{pval\|yes}}. If set to {{pval\|no}} (or {{pval\|n}}, {{pval\|false}}, {{pval\|0}}, etc.), it will use a {{tag\|div\|o}} element instead of a {{tag\|span\|o}}, so you can use block-level elements inside it, such as a list. The difference between {{tnull\|{{ROOTPAGENAME}}\|inline{{=}}no\|...}} and {{tlx\|Hatnote\|...}} is that the former is not indented the way the latter is. This de-indentation is done by [[WP:TemplateStyles]], specifically in [[Template:{{ROOTPAGENAME}}/styles.css]].		* {{para\|inline}} – Defaults to {{pval\|yes}}. If set to {{pval\|no}} (or {{pval\|n}}, {{pval\|false}}, {{pval\|0}}, etc.), it will use a {{tag\|div\|o}} element instead of a {{tag\|span\|o}}, so you can use block-level elements inside it, such as a list. The difference between {{tnull\|{{ROOTPAGENAME}}\|inline{{=}}no\|...}} and {{tlx\|Hatnote\|...}} is that the former is not indented the way the latter is. This de-indentation is done by WP:TemplateStyles, specifically in Template:{{ROOTPAGENAME}}/styles.css.

	== CSS ==		== CSS ==
	This template always adds the CSS class <code>crossreference</code>, so you can use [[WP:User styles]] to do as you wish with it. You will need to use <code>!important</code> probably only in the case that you want to override this template's non-indentation when it is in block mode (i.e., when you do want it indented the way {{tlx\|Hatnote}} works), and you'll be doing this with on-site user style, such as [[Special:MyPage/common.css]]. This is because TemplateStyles actually load after on-site user styles, so you must override the TemplateStyle with the <code>!important</code> priority flag.		This template always adds the CSS class <code>crossreference</code>, so you can use WP:User styles to do as you wish with it. You will need to use <code>!important</code> probably only in the case that you want to override this template's non-indentation when it is in block mode (i.e., when you do want it indented the way {{tlx\|Hatnote}} works), and you'll be doing this with on-site user style, such as Special:MyPage/common.css. This is because TemplateStyles actually load after on-site user styles, so you must override the TemplateStyle with the <code>!important</code> priority flag.

	== Redirects ==		== Redirects ==
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	* {{tlx\|Hatnote inline}} – the meta-template this template uses, and other templates that use it		* {{tlx\|Hatnote inline}} – the meta-template this template uses, and other templates that use it
	* {{tlx\|See above}} and {{tlx\|See below}} – some specific, printworthy "child" templates of {{tlx\|{{ROOTPAGENAME}}}}		* {{tlx\|See above}} and {{tlx\|See below}} – some specific, printworthy "child" templates of {{tlx\|{{ROOTPAGENAME}}}}
	* [[Template:Hatnote templates documentation]] – docs for all the block-format hatnotes		* Template:Hatnote templates documentation – docs for all the block-format hatnotes

	== Template data ==		== Template data ==