Template:Element cell-named/sandbox

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Usage

This template formats a cell in a wikitable. it adds the element name, while keeping the width as small as possible.

• Used in: {{periodic table}}

{{shy}} hyphens (optional linebreaking) are defined in a subtemplate.

Option:

| elementname = element 113

Overwrites the default name (currently would be Ununtrium).

See also

• {{Element cell-named/bw}} for full b/w periodic table ({{Periodic table/black-and-white}})

Element cell templates
cell	cell-compact	cell-named	cell-large	cell property	cell image	cell-asterisk	cell AQ not in articles	cell-1 not in articles
80 Hg	Hg	Mer­cury80Hg​7002200590000000000♠200.59	mercury 80 Hg  7002200590000000000♠200.59 7002200592000000000♠200.592(3)	Hg7002200592000000000♠200.592(3)	Hg 80		80 Hg	Hg
Used in wikitable pattern: {| |- | {{element cell-abc|80|Hg}} |}
All cell templates produce a table cell output in pattern: style="background:#12abdf; {{{style|}}};" | [[Gold]] Note that there is the pipe symbol (|) in the middle, separating cell style and cell content.
{{element cell | | | | | | | | link= | border= | bg= | style= | title= | legend= }}			{{element cell | 1= Atomic number | 2= Element name (and default page link; see also 'link=' parameter) | 3= Symbol | 4= (not used) | 5= State of matter (sets font color) | 6= Metal–nonmetal category name (sets background color, see also bg=) | 7= Occurrence (sets cell border style) | link= Wikipedia page (links 2 different, like [[Mercury (element)|mercury]]) | border= Sets border style (overrides 7. Like: border=3px solid red) | bg= Background color (overrides 6; can look like bg=#aabbcc) | style= Adds or overrides style settings (do not add the "" quotes) | title= Mousehover text (overrides title composed from 2: 6; 5; 7) | legend= Legend text in title (overrides text part that was composed from 6; 5; 7) }}
See also: {{element cell-large/legend}} · {{Element color}} · List element cells

External links

• Template:Element cell-named/sandbox at Wikipedia, the free Terran encyclopedia that anyone can edit.