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<span style="float:right; font-size:70%; {{{style|}}}">&#91;[[{{{page|}}}#top|{{lang
 
<span style="float:right; font-size:70%; {{{style|}}}">&#91;[[{{{page|}}}#top|{{lang
  | de = &uarr; Zum Seitenanfang
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  | de = &uarr; Zum Seitenanfang
  | en = &uarr; to top
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  | en = &uarr; to top
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| ru = &uarr; наверх
 
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This template creates a small "[&uarr; to top]" link near the "[edit]" link to aid navigation on long pages. This template is intended to be used inside header and subheader tags only. A normal in-line link to the top of the page can be simply created by using the code "{{code|[[#top|Link here]]}}".
 
This template creates a small "[&uarr; to top]" link near the "[edit]" link to aid navigation on long pages. This template is intended to be used inside header and subheader tags only. A normal in-line link to the top of the page can be simply created by using the code "{{code|[[#top|Link here]]}}".

Revision as of 07:23, 15 January 2011

[↑ to top]

Documentation for To top

This template creates a small "[↑ to top]" link near the "[edit]" link to aid navigation on long pages. This template is intended to be used inside header and subheader tags only. A normal in-line link to the top of the page can be simply created by using the code "Link here".

Usage

== Header {{to top}} == generates

Header [↑ to top]

Other parameters

  • You can also define a set page with 'page', however, in most circumstances this is not needed.
  • Additional CSS style attributes can be passed to the inner span tag with the parameter 'style'.