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<onlyinclude>{{#ifexpr:{{CURRENTTIMESTAMP}} < {{{expiry|99999999}}}*1000000 | [[File:New_tag.png|20px]] | }}</onlyinclude> | <onlyinclude>{{#ifexpr:{{CURRENTTIMESTAMP}} < {{{expiry|99999999}}}*1000000 | [[File:New_tag.png|20px]] | }}</onlyinclude> | ||
=== Usage === | |||
Displays a [[File:New_tag.png|20px]] icon if the current date is before the expiry date defined in the <code>expiry</code> template parameter. | |||
The expiry date parameter is a single number defined in the form of YYYYMMDD. For example, an expiry date of <code>November 4, 2012</code> would be <code>20121104</code>. | |||
If no expiry date is provided, <code>expiry</code> defaults to <code>99999999</code>, effectively negating an expiry date for the display of the [[File:New_tag.png|20px]] tag. | |||
==== Example ==== | |||
To create a "NEW!" tag that expires on August 18, 2014, insert the following code into your document: | |||
<code><nowiki>{{New|expiry=20140818}}</nowiki></code> | |||
Revision as of 16:07, 4 December 2012
Usage
Displays a icon if the current date is before the expiry date defined in the expiry template parameter.
The expiry date parameter is a single number defined in the form of YYYYMMDD. For example, an expiry date of November 4, 2012 would be 20121104.
If no expiry date is provided, expiry defaults to 99999999, effectively negating an expiry date for the display of the tag.
Example
To create a "NEW!" tag that expires on August 18, 2014, insert the following code into your document:
{{New|expiry=20140818}}