Template:See it/doc

This is a documentation subpage for Template:See it. It may contain usage information, categories and other content that is not part of the original template page.

This template should never be substituted.

This is specifically designed and built as a support template for List of Google easter eggs, to be used sparingly for the inclusion of some convenience links.

For the line of text:

Searching for "this search term" is really cool.

Add this markup:

Searching for "{{see it|this search term}}" is really cool.

Add this markup:

Searching for "{{see it|site=image|this search term}}" is really cool.

Add this markup:

Searching for "{{see it|site=youtube|this search term}}" is really cool.

Add this markup:

Searching for "{{see it|site=translate|this search term|language code from|language code to}}" is really cool.

• Language codes default to: from "de" (German) to "en" (English).

The maps implementation is a little less straightforward insofar that the parameters that might be included are many and varied.

• Plain text added as the first unnamed param will be shown in place in the list, and displayed as the title of the "see it" link.
• The |querystring= should contain all the necessary URL text to complete the URL following "https://www.google.com/maps/".
  • Refer to Google's Maps API documentation for URL structuring details.

Visiting "{{see it|site=maps|this place in maps|querystring=search/free+range+eggs}}" is eggcellent.

For the line of text:

Searching for "this <nowiki>[search]</nowiki> term" is really cool.

This markup can be used:

Searching for "this <nowiki>[search]</nowiki> term" is really cool.{{see it|term=this search term}}

|site= can be used to modify the destination.

For the line of text:

Visiting "example.org/directory/" is really cool.

This markup can be used:

Visiting "{{see it|url=example.org/directory/}}" is really cool.

For the line of text:

Visiting the example website is really cool.

Where that line refers to a URL that is not explicitly shown, this markup can be used:

Visiting "{{see it|url=example.org/directory/|hide=yes}}" is really cool.