This is an inline (non-block, non-line-breaking) equivalent of {{Self-reference}}.
It uses the meta-template {{Hatnote inline}}
Usage
[edit]This is an inline (e.g. mid-sentence) template for marking up text as a (presumably appropriate) Wikipedia:Self-reference. It applies various CSS classes used for printworthiness and other purposes, and applies an italic typeface, our standard for such self-refs, as used in hatnotes and other cross-references and annotations.
This template takes a single parameter, unnamed or numbered |1=, containing the text to mark as a Wikipedia:Self-reference.
If the content contains an equals sign (=), then the parameter must be named, or the template will break. This is just a limitation of the templating language.
TemplateData
[edit]TemplateData for Self-reference inline
This is an inline (non-block, non-line-breaking) equivalent of {{Self-reference}} (see Template:Self-reference for documentation).
| Parameter | Description | Type | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Text | 1 | The full wikitext. | Content | required |
See also
[edit]{{Crossreference}}, for a specific form of inline self-reference{{Self-reference}}, a block hatnote{{Self-reference cleanup}}, a cleanup/dispute banner about inappropriate self-references{{Self-reference link}}, used in articles about Wikipedia to link to a Wikipedia page in the form of an external link, so that the link will still work on mirrors and forks of Wikipedia{{Unprintworthy inline}}, for unprintworthy inline material that isn't a self-ref