Template:Sidebar with collapsible lists/doc

{{Sidebar with collapsible lists}} is a version of {{Sidebar}} offering {{collapsible list}}s as an alternative to Sidebar's content parameters.

Pro forma (for collapsible list-related parameters)

Parameters with infrequent use omitted.

{{Sidebar with collapsible lists

...Insert title/image/etc parameters per Template:Sidebar here...

|listtitlestyle = 
|liststyle = 

|list1name  = 
|list1title = 
|list1 = 

|list2name  = 
|list2title = 
|list2 = 

......

|list15name  = 
|list15title = 
|list15 = 

...Possible portal/tnavbar-related parameters per Template:Sidebar...

}}

The listtitlestyle and liststyle parameters are the equivalent of {{collapsible list}}'s titlestyle and liststyle parameters, while each listNtitle and listN parameter is the equivalent of {{collapsible list}}'s title and unnamed list parameter, respectively.

The listNname parameters are used to identify which, if any, list is to be shown expanded; see {{collapsible lists option}}.

Other collapsible list-related parameters

In addition to the above, the following collapsible list-related parameters are also available:

listframestyle

Sets the framestyle (see {{collapsible list}}) for the lists.

listNframestyle

Sets the framestyle for listN, overriding listframestyle.

listNtitlestyle

Sets the titlestyle for listN, overriding listtitlestyle above.

listNstyle

Sets the liststyle for listN, overriding liststyle above.

Handling long links

As with {{Sidebar}}, {{normalwraplink}} may be used to handle links that should wrap within the sidebar or otherwise need to be made to wrap in order to prevent the sidebar becoming too wide. Use {{normalwraplink|longlinkname}}, where longlinkname is the long link without its square brackets.

Use the wraplinks parameter to turn link wrapping off for the whole template.

See also

• {{Sidebar}}
• {{Sidebar with heading backgrounds}}
• {{Sidebar with dividers}}
• {{Collapsible list}}
• {{Collapsible lists option}}
• {{Navbox with collapsible groups}}
• {{PhysicsNavigation}}

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