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==Usage==
 
<pre>{{Scrolling map|imagename.jpg|300|500}}</pre>
 
===Parameters===
# Image name ('''don't''' include the "Image:")
# Height constraint (in pixels, without the "px") — ''optional''
# Width constraint (in pixels, without the "px") — ''optional''
There is also an optional parameter: <tt>imagewidth</tt> to modify the size of the image itself, rather than the boundaries of the scrollbox.
 
If width/height aren't specified, the image will expand to either its full width/height, or the width of the page (whichever comes first). Height can't be constrained by the page.
 
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Latest revision as of 00:42, 20 March 2014

This page has been transcluded from Template:Scrolling map/Documentation.


For displaying large side-scrolling maps in a useful fashion.

Usage

{{Scrolling map|imagename.jpg|300|500}}

Parameters

  1. Image name (don't include the "File:")
  2. Height constraint (in pixels, without the "px") — optional
  3. Width constraint (in pixels, without the "px") — optional
Optional
  • imagewidth to modify the size of the image itself, rather than the boundaries of the scrollbox.
  • float: specify left or right.

If width/height aren't specified, the image will expand to either its full width/height, or the width of the page (whichever comes first). Height can't be constrained by the page.