Help:Quick infoboxes

Infobox modules for copy and paste

Basic modules

Table head

<table class="infobox"><tr class="cont"><th colspan="2" style="text-align:center; background: #e8caca;>[[File:xxxxxxSELECTICONFROMGALLERYxxxxxx.svg|50px|link=]]</th></tr>
<tr><th colspan="2" style="text-align:center; background: #e8caca;">xxxxxxBOXNAMExxxxxx</th></tr>

Single line

<tr><td><b>xxxKEYxxx</b></td><td>xxxVALUExxx</td></tr>

Line which continues

<tr class="cont"><td><b>xxxKEYxxx</b></td><td>xxxVALUExxx</td></tr>

Single line with leading dot

<tr><td>• xxxKEYxxx</td><td>xxxVALUExxx</td></tr>

Category header

<tr class="cont"><td colspan="2"><div style="background: #dddddd; text-align: center; padding: .1em;"><b>xxxHEADLINExxx</b></div></td></tr>

Table foot

</table>

More advanced modules

Bar diagram

<tr class="cont"><td colspan="2"><div style="background: #dddddd; text-align: center; padding: .1em;"><b>xxxHEADLINExxx</b></div></td></tr>
<tr><td colspan="2">
<table class="barbox" style="background: #ffffff; font-size:88%; padding:0.4em; width:auto;">
{{bar percent|xxxOPTIONxxx|blue|93.1}}
{{bar percent|xxxOPTIONxxx|cornflowerblue|5.1}}
{{bar percent|xxxOPTIONxxx|gold|2.2}}
{{bar percent|Other|black|0.9}}
</table></td></tr>

xxxHEADLINExxx

xxxOPTIONxxx    93.1% xxxOPTIONxxx    5.1% xxxOPTIONxxx    2.2% Other    0.9%

Legend

<tr class="cont"><td colspan="2"><div style="background: #dddddd; text-align: center; padding: .1em;"><b>xxxHEADLINExxx</b></div></td></tr>
<tr><td colspan="2"><div style="columns: 1em 2;">
{{legend|#1AC104|xxxOPTIONxxx}}
{{legend|#FF7B00|xxxOPTIONxxx}}
{{legend|#AC0202|xxxOPTIONxxx}}
{{legend|#FFF200|xxxOPTIONxxx}}
{{legend|#CA2DA3|xxxOPTIONxxx}}
</div></td></tr>

xxxHEADLINExxx

xxxOPTIONxxx   xxxOPTIONxxx   xxxOPTIONxxx   xxxOPTIONxxx   xxxOPTIONxxx

Graphical diagram

<tr class="cont"><td><b>xxxKEYxxx</b></td><td>xxxVALUExxx</td></tr>
<tr><td colspan="2">[[File:Train Austria.svg|right|175px]]</td></tr>

xxxKEYxxx	xxxVALUExxx

Arrows

<tr class="cont"><td><b>xxxKEYxxx</b></td><td>
{{increase}} 99.3% xxxOPTIONxxx<br />
{{steady}} 75.2% xxxOPTIONxxx<br />
{{decrease}} 23.6% xxxOPTIONxxx</td></tr>

xxxKEYxxx

99.3% xxxOPTIONxxx 75.2% xxxOPTIONxxx 23.6% xxxOPTIONxxx

Icon gallery

• Symbols
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  File:Symbol Industry.svg

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  File:Airplane silhouette.svg

• 

  File:Train Austria.svg

• 

  File:Legenda port.svg

Tests

Test 1

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xxxxxxBOXNAMExxxxxx
xxxKEYxxx	xxxVALUExxx
xxxKEYxxx	xxxVALUExxx
• xxxKEYxxx	xxxVALUExxx

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