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Module to implement [[Template:Cslist]], which creates a horizontal list similar to [[Template:Hlist]] but using comma separators instead of mid-dots. | Module to implement [[Template:Cslist]], which creates a horizontal list similar to [[Template:Hlist]] but using comma separators instead of mid-dots. | ||
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Module to implement Template:Cslist, which creates a horizontal list similar to Template:Hlist but using comma separators instead of mid-dots.
It can take as many list items as desired, and also an optional |semi=, which when set to true or yes will use a semicolon as separator in place of the comma.
Note: the unordered list which is generated is good for accessibility, but really is only useful in tables and infoboxes as an alternative to using {{hlist}}. It should not be used in running prose.
Examples
{{cslist | first item | second item | third item | etc}} →
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{{cslist | first item | second item | third item | etc |semi=true}} →
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