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=Parameters=

=Examples=

Standard Usage
The following example shows how the input is displayed.



Images
Images can be displayed in the infobox like so:



Simple CSS Usage
Use CSS to change the look of elements.



primarystyle/secondarystyle
The  and   parameters are only for those who knows how to use them. These parameters can change the size of the infobox, the location, the appearance, etc. that may or may not work with the rest of the Infobox.

In general, an Infobox is made of t tables, one that all the cells appear in, and a single cell table that controls the width, position, and style. The  parameter, when changed, will alter the CSS of the box itself, for example, making the background color red instead of the default grey. The  parameter, when changed, will alter the style of the table within the box, allowing the cells of the Infobox to altered.

Some simple CSS could change the look of the Infobox completely, like this:



...or this:



This can quickly and easily get out of hand, which is why it is recommended that only those who know what they are doing should use it.

Child
You can embed an Infobox within another Infobox for any number of reasons. say, you have a lot of data and you need more, or you want Headers and Labels/Data to have a different style.

To embed the Infobox, the  parameter must be defined with any value. For this example, it will be set to.

More data cells


Different Style
