<includeonly> <small>This '' template documentation is transcluded for all Tlx family templates (Tlx, Tlxc, Tlxw, Tlxb) [[ edit]].</small></includeonly>  Basically:   →  Where parameters might contain "=" characters, use  instead   →  For more than 10 parameters, possibly also containing "=", use   →   The three dots in the examples represent a number of arguments that have been omitted and are not an actual argument.   Purpose and naming  Mnemonically 'Template link expanded'. After  'Template link'.   This template takes another template-name and some associated pipe-tricked (numbered) parameters (or 'pass parameters'), and displays them as an 'example demonstration' of how the template-name template could be coded, literally. Its primary use is in instruction and documentation.  Specifics: Up to 10 pass parameters (numbered or nowiki-keywords) for the specified template are displayed as 'placeholders', and over 10 parameters can be displayed using a coded vertical-bar (as in "&#124;..."). A keyword parameter can be used with equals code &#61; or {{=}} or in nowiki-text: "" or all parameters as a string in "" tags; see Examples at bottom. For more details, see this talk page.  Exceptions: If the intended template lists numerous parameters, then perhaps this template should really not be used, and just hardcode the usage with , for example: .  If a vertical display, with parameters on their own lines, is desired, this can also be laid out manually in this manner, or more rapidly done with .   If given no additional parameters except  'template name' ({{{1}}}),  it presents the same as the similar  macro template -- a blue link nested in curly-braces-- the same as a user would apply the template without parameters, but with a noticably clearer font and spacing on most modern browsers.    display compared to : (Tl:  versus Tlx: )   Comparatively,  will not take or display additional parameters, and for minor technical reasons, may be preferred for mere listing and referencing in long pages involving a lot of template expansions.    has a named parameter subst. Setting this parameter to any string of length 1 or greater will place the string "subst:" before the template name, linked to Help:Substitution. This is useful to indicate when a template should be substituted. For example  will display .   Additionally, Tlx will take a 'named' parameter 'SISTER' to link interwiki to other sister projects such as one of these examples: '|SISTER=W:', 'Tlx|SISTER=M:', 'Tlx|SISTER=Q:', 'Tlx|SISTER=S:', allowing documentation or discourse about a template across interwiki boundaries.   নথিপত্র   {{}} is a generalization of , , etcetera with arguably better readable output. This depends on the browser, but too narrow uses of "{", "|", "}" in conjunction with links can be hard to read.   ব্যবহার   {{template name}} {{template nameparam}} {{template name12345678910}} {{template name12345678910&#124;more}} {{template nameparam&#61;value}}Up to 10 placeholders for parameters of the specified template''   উদাহরণ    Code Result Remark       up to 10 parameters, then ...&#124; for more unlimited parameters as one nowiki string= won't work&#61; is okay{{=}} is okaysticky nowiki is okayempty won't work&#32; is okay&nbsp; is okay&#124; is okay   is dubious  empty really doesn't work  two clobbers 2=one  right to left okay   আরও দেখুন   Template:Tlxb – same as , but gives the template name in boldface type (this can be useful when stressing the difference between two similarly named templates). Template:Tlb is the same, except it uses regular text instead of a monospaced non-proportional font.  Template:Temt, – same as , but handles template names with the Template: prefix and templates not in the Template: namespace {{ns:10}}.  Template:Para – for giving examples of template parameters and values only, instead of entire templates with parameters.