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| <pre><span style="{{ItemColor|Legendary}}">This is a legendary item.</span></pre> | | <pre><span style="{{ItemColor|Legendary}}">This is a legendary item.</span></pre> | ||
| <span style="{{ItemColor|Legendary}}">This is a legendary item.</span> | | <span style="{{ItemColor|Legendary}}">This is a legendary item.</span> | ||
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| <pre><span style="{{ItemColor|4}}">And this one has four mods.</span></pre> | |||
| <span style="{{ItemColor|4}}">And this one has four mods.</span> | |||
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Revision as of 23:03, 27 November 2020
Description<
Returns the inline-css-style to make the color the correct one for an item of the given rarity. Used in Template:ITEM infobox and Template:ItemRarity; it is unlikely you will want to use this template directly.
Syntax
{{ItemColor|rarity}}
Parameters
- First and only parameter (required): The rarity whose color you wish to express. This can be any of:
- The full word description of the rarity: Uncommon, Rare, Exceptional, Epic, Legendary (capitalized or not)
- The number of mods on an item of that rarity: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
- A one letter abbreviation for that rarity: u, r, x, p, l (capitalized or not)
- Any other values default to the color white, which can be used for common items.
Examples
| Code | Result |
|---|---|
<span style="{{ItemColor|Legendary}}">This is a legendary item.</span>
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This is a legendary item. |
<span style="{{ItemColor|4}}">And this one has four mods.</span>
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And this one has four mods. |