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To create a button you can copy-paste the following and then edit the placeholder text:
To create a button you can copy-paste the following and then edit the placeholder text:


  <nowiki>{{CenteredButton|The text that will be shown in the button.|The link for the page where the button will lead you to.}}</nowiki>
  <nowiki>{{CenteredButton|The text that will be shown in the button.|The link for the page where the button will lead you to.}}</nowiki>


Alternatively, you may use the more verbose, but clearer version:
Alternatively, you may use the more verbose, but clearer version:


  <nowiki>{{CenteredButton|text=The text that will be shown in the button.|link=The link for the page where the button will lead you to.}}</nowiki>
  <nowiki>{{CenteredButton|text=The text that will be shown in the button.|link=The link for the page where the button will lead you to.}}</nowiki>


The link can be a local wiki link or an external link. The result should look like this:
The link can be a local wiki link or an external link. The result should look like this:

Revision as of 14:42, 17 August 2023

How to use this template

To create a button you can copy-paste the following and then edit the placeholder text:

{{CenteredButton|The text that will be shown in the button.|The link for the page where the button will lead you to.}}

Alternatively, you may use the more verbose, but clearer version:

{{CenteredButton|text=The text that will be shown in the button.|link=The link for the page where the button will lead you to.}}

The link can be a local wiki link or an external link. The result should look like this:

Alternatively, you might be interested in using a Template:ClickableButton, which is left-aligned instead of centered. See the Template_talk:ClickableButton page to know how to use it.

This template is based on the MediaWiki ClickableButton.